World leaders react to immigration ban
Here's what some world figures had to say about President Donald Trump's temporary ban on citizens from seven Muslim-majority countries entering the United States.
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What to know about vaccines before traveling
Before you jet set on your next adventure, read up on which vaccines you may need to get before you touch land.
Man swallows 2 pens, has them removed 36 years later
A Chinese man has had two ballpoint pens removed from his intestines that he had swallowed 36 years prior.
Reports: Police seal Paris train station, evacuate passengers
Passengers were evacuated as police sealed off an area of the Gare du Nord train station near Paris early Tuesday, The Associated Press reported.
What to know: Boko Haram
Learn more about the Islamist group Boko Haram.
France's presidential election: What to know
On Sunday, May 7, French voters elected centrist candidate Emmanuel Macron. Here's what to know about France's presidential election.
May Day demonstrations held around the world
Protests were held in cities around the world on May Day.
15 cultural destinations to visit
Looking to incorporate some culture into your next vacation? Check out this list of the world's most cultural destinations put together by TotallyMoney.com.
Endangered rhino gets help from Tinder app
Sudan, the 43-year-old male white rhino is the last of his kind of earth--so Tinder teamed up with a Kenyan wildlife conservancy to help keep the species alive.
London Marathon 2017
Crowds -- which included Prince William, Prince Harry and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge -- cheered on runners in the London Marathon on April 23. Around 40,000 runners took part in the 37th annual marathon, tackling a 26.2 mile course around some of London's most famous landmarks.��
Beaver herds 150 head of cattle in Canada
A beaver who happened to be passing through a Saskatchewan farm ended up herding 150 head of cattle, according to The Huffington Post.
Songs that don't mean what you think they do
At this very moment, there's a couple out there realizing that "their" song, the 2005 hit ballad "You're Beautiful," has nothing to do with a loving, body-positive relationship and everything to do with a stalker who's stoned out of his mind.
Japan facing major potato chip shortage
A ruined potato crop in Japan's large potato-producing region has caused the country to enter a potato chip shortage, reports UPI.
Easter 2017 around the world
On April 16, the world celebrated Easter, which is the Christian holiday marking the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Though for some, Easter simply means fanciful hats, pub crawl fundraisers and Easter egg hunts.
Palm Sunday bombings rock Egypt churches
Two Coptic churches were the scene of deadly bombings in Egypt on Palm Sunday. Warning, some of the images in this gallery are graphic.
Reasons why Pope Francis is cool
Pope Francis has opened a free laundromat for the poor in Rome, adding to the reasons why some consider him to be the "cool" pope.
Airstrike in Syria fuels protest in Spokane
President Donald Trump's executive order to bomb an air base in Syria fueled a protest in Spokane on Friday afternoon.
Syria airfield: Before and after
New satellite imagery released by ImageSat International shows the damage 59 US Tomahawk missiles inflicted at Syria's Shayrat airfield.
Girl found living with monkeys in India
A girl between the ages of eight and 10 was found living in a forest with a pack of monkeys, the BBC reports.
Europe shows little solidarity after St. Petersburg attack
When a British national inspired by Islamic State plowed through crowds on London's Westminster Bridge on March 22, killing four and injuring many others, acts of solidarity with the UK took place around Europe.
Spicer blames sarin attack on Obama's policies
White House press secretary Sean Spicer told reporters Tuesday that a gas attack in a rebel-controlled area of Syria was perpetrated by the forces tied to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and are a "consequence of the past administration's weakness and irresolution."
Trump meets with 'Putin's favorite congressman'
President Donald Trump, amid questions about his campaign's ties to Russia during the 2016 election, met Tuesday with Dana Rohrabacher, a California congressman so well-known for his pro-Russia views that he has been referred to as Russian President Vladimir Putin's "favorite congressman."
Border apprehensions continue to fall under Trump
Apprehensions at the southern border continue to fall dramatically, according to new numbers from Customs and Border Protection -- a drop that experts attribute to President Donald Trump's aggressive immigration enforcement policies.
Electronics ban at foreign airports could expand
The ban on electronic devices on board some direct flights to the United States could expand to include more airports and devices, the Department of Homeland Security said Tuesday.
