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Bolivia will hold new general elections after an international audit found last month's election results could not be validated due to "serious irregularities," President Evo Morales said Sunday.

Former United Nations ambassador Nikki Haley revealed in her forthcoming memoir that former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and former White House chief of staff John Kelly attempted to recruit her to undermine President Donald Trump in an effort to "save the country," according to The Washington Post.

Fire officials are warning of "catastrophic fire danger" as firefighters battle dozens of blazes raging across the Australian state of New South Wales.

CNN's Brian Stelter lays out three things we know and three things we don't know about the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump as public hearings are set to begin.

Forget blue moons. Even more rare is when the planet Mercury passes right across the middle of the sun, and it's happening Monday.

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"I call it being self-partnered."

Who'd be a politician in 2019? If the first week of the UK's snap election campaign has been anything to go by, it's the easiest way to guarantee your personal history being raided and your worst secrets splashed across the pages of national newspapers.

House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff made clear on Saturday that the Ukraine whistleblower won't be testifying in the impeachment inquiry, arguing that the individual's testimony would be "redundant and unnecessary."

The "Baby Trump" balloon has been slashed — and as a result, deflated.

John Bolton has stayed pretty quiet since resigning as President Trump's national security adviser in September. But he evidently has a book's worth of something to say.

A former substitute teacher faces an assault charge after she allegedly beat a student at a Texas high school on Friday, the Hays County Sheriff's Office said.

The Berlin Wall was torn down 30 years ago. The seismic event sent shock waves across Europe, and sparked hopes for millions of East Germans.

At a campaign event in Concord, New Hampshire, Joe Biden expressed shock when asked what he thought of President Donald Trump going to Moscow for the Victory Day Parade at the invite of Vladimir Putin.

Undeterred by the cold and driving rain, a record home crowd for an England women's football international saw the Lionesses beaten 2-1 by Germany at Wembley Stadium Saturday.

To President Donald Trump, the whole flap with Ukraine is over a "perfect" phone call.

About 500,000 people have been evacuated from Bangladesh's coastal region, as the nation waits for Cyclone Bulbul to hit on Saturday evening -- according to the country's disaster management minister.

India's Supreme Court is set to deliver a ruling Saturday in a fierce dispute over a religious site that's claimed by both Hindus and Muslims.

A series of "unprecedented" bushfires are raging through Australia's southeastern state of New South Wales, with more than 1,000 firefighters battling 17 emergency-level blazes and strong winds expected into the night.

They're demonized as the ugly face of tourism. But, experts say, all-inclusive resorts have the potential to be the most sustainable of all vacation options

The Berlin Wall was torn down 30 years ago. The seismic event sent shock waves across Europe, and sparked hopes for millions of East Germans.

The anonymous senior Trump administration official claims in their forthcoming book that Trump officials considered resigning together last year, according to an excerpt obtained by The Washington Post. The White House responded, saying "real authors reach out to their subjects to get things fact checked." CNN's Jake Tapper says the White House has a point.

Politicians around the world are often accused of evading difficult questions, but a local mayor in Chile took things to the next level on Thursday by literally running from reporters.

Parts of northern England have been hit with a month's worth of rain in 24 hours, triggering the United Kingdom's Environment Agency to issue more than 70 flood warnings, including six severe "danger to life" warnings.

In the dead of night on August 13, 1961, the East German Army began placing more than 48 kilometers of barbed wire through the center of Berlin, splitting the city into two stark halves.

An American man is in a coma in Thailand after dramatically breaking free of police custody and then shooting himself in the head as police closed in on him and his girlfriend, according to authorities.

The outcry is growing from an army of supporters, including celebrities, clergy and state lawmakers, trying to stop the execution of Texas death row inmate Rodney Reed, who is set to die in less than two weeks.

Billionaires tend to be good at making money for themselves. Buying into the companies they control could make the rest of us richer, too.

A 22-year-old Hong Kong university student who suffered a severe head injury after falling in a parking garage close to the scene of protests has died, hospital authorities confirmed Friday, a development that could further inflame tensions in the semi-autonomous Chinese city.

French actress Adele Haenel has accused director Christophe Ruggia of abusing her when she was 12 years old.

The Berlin Wall was torn down 30 years ago. The seismic event sent shock waves across Europe, and sparked hopes for millions of East Germans.

After more than 70 years, Indian Sikhs will now be able to visit one of the religion's holiest sites by crossing the international border with Pakistan without a visa.

A man at Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom was arrested and charged with battery after he allegedly groped a female park employee dressed as a Disney character, the arrest affidavit shows.

At least five people have been killed and 120 others injured after 5.8-magnitude earthquake struck northwestern Iran, Iranian state-owned Press TV reported.

This may be the dawn of the post-post-Cold War era.