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A new report shows that people in South Africa and Brazil spent the most time online in 2024, while the U.S. ranked above average. Japan, surprisingly, landed at the bottom of the list.

The U.S. government is warning citizens against travel to a Caribbean island because of serious crime, terrorism and kidnapping risks.

It has been an international nightmare for two American citizens who are stuck in a Mexican jail for a dispute over a time-share for 21 days.

Activists say Israeli settlers beat up one of the Palestinian co-directors of the Oscar-winning film “No Other Land” in the occupied West Bank, and he was then detained by the Israeli military.

After 38 days in the hospital, some of those spent in critical condition, Pope Francis is returning to the Vatican.

The Department of Homeland Security claims the scientist was not allowed in the country because he reportedly had “confidential" data in his possession.

The European Union has delayed its planned tariffs on US goods, which were set to go into effect at the start of April, pushing them to mid-April instead.

Vancouver International Auto Show officials said its "primary concern" was the "safety of attendees, exhibitors and staff."

Belief in the kindness of others is a top factor in happiness – and one solid indicator is believing that other people will return a lost wallet.

The Transportation Safety Board (TSB) of Canada released a preliminary report on the crash of Delta flight 4819 that happened last month. 

The Dutch city of Utrecht has installed a “fish doorbell” that lets online viewers alert officials when fish are stuck at a lock, helping them migrate to spawning grounds. The livestream project has drawn millions of viewers worldwide.

Israel launched a wave of airstrikes on Gaza, killing hundreds and signaling a possible return to full-scale war. The attack follows a breakdown in hostage negotiations, with Hamas accusing Israel of violating the ceasefire.

The airstrikes mark a return to the Israeli military campaign against Hamas following the Jan. 19 start of a ceasefire.

John "Paddy'' Hemingway joined the Royal Air Force and battled Nazi aircraft in the Battle of Britain in 1940.

The parents of an American college student who went missing at a Dominican Republic resort say authorities have found no evidence of foul play in their daughter's disappearance, accepting she likely drowned, in a letter to Dominican officials.

Israel launched its most intense airstrikes on Gaza since the January ceasefire, killing at least 44 people. Hamas warns the attacks threaten ongoing hostage negotiations as regional tensions escalate.

A U.S. Navy destroyer has been deployed to help "restore territorial integrity at the U.S. southern border" as part of President Trump's executive orders, officials said.

The Vatican released the first photograph of Pope Francis in over a month, showing him in a wheelchair celebrating Mass in a hospital chapel.

A massive fire at an overcrowded nightclub in Kocani, North Macedonia, killed at least 59 people and injured 155 during a chaotic escape from a live concert.