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Dutch police arrest 5 more suspects in Amsterdam soccer violence, bringing total to 9, amid tram fire and rising tensions.

Tram set ablaze, Amsterdam arrests 5 for antisemitic attacks

New Zealand’s prime minister formally apologized to the country’s parliament Tuesday for the widespread abuse, torture and neglect of hundreds of thousands of children and vulnerable adults in state, foster and faith-based care.

New Zealand’s PM apologizes to victims of state-run, faith-based abuse

President-elect Donald Trump's cabinet is starting to fill out.

Trump fills more White House roles with Rubio, Noem among likely next picks

A Spirit Airlines flight coming from the U.S. into Haiti was reportedly struck by gunfire from gangs in Port-Au-Prince on Monday.

Spirit Airlines flight shot at by gangs as it attempts to land in Haiti

Violence erupted against Israeli soccer fans on Nov. 7. Now, a new controversy centers on what happened before the violence started.

Calls for ‘Jew Hunt’, anti-Arab slurs: What sparked the Amsterdam attack

Russia has amassed a force of 50,000 troops, including 10,000 North Korean soldiers, near the Kursk region in preparation for a new assault.

10,000 North Korean troops join Russia near Ukraine border

Over the weekend, more than 100,000 students joined the “Night Riding Army” in Henan province, biking 37 miles from Zhengzhou to Kaifeng.

Communist China imposes restrictions on ‘Night Riding Army’ biking movement

The U.S. Department of Justice it has charged 48 suspected members of the Sinaloa Cartel after a series of targeted raids.

DOJ indicts 48 suspected members of Sinaloa cartel after series of drugs raids

The Taliban is taking part in U.N. climate talks for the first time at COP29.

Taliban invited to UN climate conference for first time

Ukraine launches record 34 drones at Moscow, all reportedly shot down, amid escalating war with Russia after Trump speaks with Putin and Zelenskyy.

Russia, Ukraine launch record numbers of drones in overnight attacks

LA Mayor Karen Bass seeks sanctuary city designation to protect immigrants from Trump's deportation plans and border wall construction.

President-elect Trump building his team as meeting with Biden nears

Mauritius imposed and then swiftly lifted a social media blackout this week amid a wiretapping scandal just days before national elections.

Mauritius blocks social media after wiretapping scandal ahead of election

New research published on Thursday, Nov. 7, reveals that previously held notions about the victims of Pompeii may be incorrect.

Long held beliefs about some victims of Pompeii may be false: Study

North Korean soldiers deployed to Russia are experiencing unrestricted internet access for the first time with many using it to view pornography.

North Korean soldiers in Russia ‘gorge on porn’ accessing internet for first time

Charges were unsealed on Friday, Nov. 8, showing a foiled Iranian plot to kill President-elect Donald Trump before the 2024 election.

Iran attempted to assassinate Trump ahead of second term: DOJ

At least one company is already making major changes to its business relationship with China following President-elect Donald Trump’s victory.

Steve Madden to slash China sourcing to avoid Trump tariffs

President Biden may be a lame duck president, but Ukraine is hoping he can fly them lots of weapons and aid before it's time to flee the coop.

Influx of aid to Ukraine as Biden administration nears its end

April 2019 saw the iconic Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris burn, with the iconic spire collapsing as the metal roof fell.

Bells of Notre Dame sound in Paris for the first time since 2019 fire

Following Donald Trump’s election victory, a South Korean feminist movement called the “4B Movement” is resonating with American women.

Some swear off sex as ‘4B Movement’ surges post-election

A 25-year-old man in Australia, Jacob Hersant, was sentenced to one month in prison for performing a banned Nazi salute.

Australian man sentenced to prison for holding up Nazi salute

Putin congratulates Trump on election win, signals readiness to talk amid Ukraine war, but Moscow's demands remain unchanged.

Putin praises Trump as leaders eye breakthrough in Ukraine conflict

Authorities in Argentina have arrested three people in connection with the death of former “One Direction” singer Liam Payne. In a press release, Argentina’s National Criminal and Correctional Prosecutor’s Office said authorities had arrested an employee at the hotel where Payne fell to his death last month, an alleged drug dealer, and a person who “accompanied the artist daily during his stay in the city of Buenos Aires.”

3 arrested in connection to former ‘One Direction’ singer Liam Payne’s death

President-elect Trump has names his campaign manager, Susie Wiles, his chief of staff.

Trump names campaign manager Susie Wiles as White House chief of staff

As election results unfolded, Americans flocked to Google, spiking searches for terms like “moving to Canada” by over 5,000%.

Thinking of leaving the US? Breaking down the costs of moving abroad