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Pope Francis given cold shoulder in Georgia
The stadium where Pope Francis delivered the mass in Georgia was largely empty.

The stadium where Pope Francis delivered the mass in Georgia was largely empty.

Los Angeles police shot and killed a black man following a pursuit on Saturday.

The Second Palestinian Intifada erupted in September 2000 following a visit by Israel’s then opposition leader Ariel Sharon to Haram al-Sharif in Jerusalem al-Quds.

The incident happened at a restaurant in the town of Velez-Malaga on Saturday when a gas leak started a fire in the kitchen and caused a gas cylinder to blow up.

UN figures show Baghdad Province was the worst-affected area, which saw nearly 300 civilian deaths last month.

Bayern Munich’s perfect Bundesliga start came to a halt when they drew 1-1 with visiting FC Cologne on Saturday after winning their first five matches of the season.

A tax amnesty in India led to 64,275 declarations, resulting in a provisional 9.8 billion dollars in undisclosed wealth.

Polls indicate most Hungarians are opposed to the quota set for them by the EU as to the number of refugees their country should take in.

The officer has criticized the Palestinian leader for attending the funeral of Peres, who is remembered as a war criminal by most Palestinians.

Donald Trump may have not paid any federal income taxes for up to 18 years, The New York Times reports.

The 45th Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta is underway and is expected to attract close to a million visitors to central New Mexico.

The government has launched a crackdown on refugees by closing its borders and deporting asylum seekers to their first transit European country.

Haiti, Jamaica and Cuba are bracing for Hurricane Mathew, the biggest after Hurricane Felix in 2007.

Colombians will be voting on Sunday to approve or reject a peace deal the government has signed with FARC rebels.

Several members of a US college marching band take a knee during the national anthem to protest police brutality.

US Democratic and Republican presidential nominees are both “right” when they accuse one another of “corruption,” an analyst says.

The UK's prime minister announces plans to begin formal process of leaving the EU before German elections in September.

Leaked remarks by top US diplomat to militant-linked Syrians prove Washington's founding role in the Syrian crisis, a Lebanese academic says.