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Pope Francis leaves Gemelli Hospital in Rome after three-day stay after suffering breathing difficulties.

He was admitted to Gemelli Hospital in Rome on Wednesday with breathing difficulties.

Should African governments join the West's chorus of concern over the Chinese-owned social media app?

Ukraine's foreign minister said Russia leading the UN Security Council is "the worst joke ever".

Amateurs as well as TV crews filmed the tornadoes sweeping across several states.

At least 13 people were killed and 10 others injured Friday in a crush among people waiting for Ramadan food donations in Pakistan's largest city Karachi, local police said.

The Dutch government is hosting 900 migrants and asylum seekers on the Silja Europa passenger ship.

Five are in critical condition at an Illinois theatre as lethal tornados sweep several US states.

How criminals seemingly working for North Korea were able to plunder cashpoints in 28 countries.

The footage was captured by people at a nearby hospital.

The controversial social media influencer was ordered to move to house arrest with immediate effect.

The twister churned through the state's capital city, flipping cars, smashing roofs and toppling trees.

Little Rock in Arkansas saw a strong tornado approaching during a weather report on KTHV.

These folk dancers from Maharashtra don't want their daughters to learn the traditional dance - why?

Chun Woo-won meets relatives of those killed as troop crushed a student uprising in 1980.

In the deadliest incident, a house and barn were swept into the sea on the island of Reinoya.

Andrew Tate and his brother are to be moved from custody into house arrest, a Romanian judge rules.

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is sending personnel to Africa to help stop outbreaks of Marburg virus disease and urging travelers to certain countries to take precautions.

Another week, another royal trip. This week, we joined King Charles and Queen Consort Camilla as they embarked on their historic first joint state visit abroad.

The chemical compound ethylene oxide is manufactured and used in hundreds of facilities across the United States. Linked to lymphoma, leukemia, and breast cancer, the carcinogen is used to sterilize about half of all medical devices in the country. Over the last few years, as evidence of its toxicity has become more clear, regulators have attempted to step up enforcement against ethylene oxide...

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