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The two elephants were participating in an annual Buddhist parade in Sri Lanka when they became agitated and ran through the crowd.

Chinese stocks fell Tuesday after the country released some poor economic data that fueled concerns about an ongoing slowdown.

Tall and stony-faced, with a long and bitter history of fighting for democracy, Tongan leader Akilisi Pōhiva is not someone you'd expect to break down in tears at an intergovernmental summit.

If you've ever wanted to travel between Japan and South Korea, there's no better time than now -- air fares are as low as $8.38.

India has located the lander from its Chandrayaan-2 mission to soft land a rover on the moon but has not yet been able to establish communication, India's space agency said.

Nissan CEO Hiroto Saikawa has resigned. It's the latest twist in a mounting pile of problems at the Japanese carmaker.

You will soon be able to buy a car that can go over 300 miles an hour, assuming you can find somewhere safe to do that.

The Bugatti Chiron has set a new world record for a production car: reaching a speed of 304.77mph. Watch the test drive.

British Airways says it was forced to cancel nearly all of their flights for Monday and Tuesday after the British pilots union went ahead with a strike.

A pair of heat waves in France have been linked to the deaths of 1,435 people this summer by the country's health ministry.

It's not just the Brazilian Amazon burning -- fires in Bolivia have ravaged more than 1.7 million hectares (4.2 million acres) of land, according to Bolivian officials. That's more than double the damage from just two weeks ago.

Asian stocks rose slightly Monday. Investors are looking out this week for signs about how central banks around the world may take action to support economic growth.

The day after Michael O'Flaherty was born, his mother tried to see him. But, she told him, she was stopped by a nun who told her, "Go mind your own business, your baby is gone."