'Horror dentist' goes on trial for mutilating hundreds of patients

A Dutchman dubbed the "dentist of horror" by French media went on trial on Tuesday after allegedly causing horrific injuries to the mouths of more than 100 patients in France.

For rancher, Fukushima a lone call for defiance

Since the 2011 meltdowns ended their future as prized black "wagyu" beef, a rancher near the Fukushima nuclear power plant has given his cattle a new mission: They've become protesters.

UN, rights groups criticize EU draft plan with Turkey

The United Nations and human rights groups voiced deep concerns on Tuesday about the legality of the European Union's plans to send migrants back to Turkey amid fears the country cannot properly provide for them.

'Fifth Beatle' George Martin dies aged 90

George Martin, known as "the fifth Beatle" for his work in shaping the band that became one of the world's most influential music forces, has died at the age of 90.

Netanyahu's no to Obama no big deal but impolite

Israel would have shown good manners had it informed the United States directly rather than through the news media that it was turning down a proposed summit meeting with US President Barack Obama, the White House said on Tuesday.

Zika 'links' to new, paralyzing disease

Suspected of causing brain damage in babies and a rare neurological ailment in adults, the Zika virus was linked by researchers on Tuesday to a third disorder: paralysis-causing myelitis.

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First uterus transplant recipient in US 'grateful'

The recipient of the nation's first uterus transplant said on Monday that she prayed for years to be able to bear a child, and is grateful to the deceased donor's family and surgeons who've given her that chance.

Gaza marvels at new 'Samson'

A modern-day Samson is performing feats of physical strength in Gaza.

Malaysia says still 'hopeful' of finding missing plane

A moment of silence was observed by Malaysian lawmakers on Tuesday, as the country remained hopeful of finding Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 two years after its disappearance.

UN agency issues new safety rules for aircraft

The United Nations' aviation agency on Monday announced new requirements for the real-time tracking of civilian aircraft in distress, following the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 two years ago.

EU pushes for Turkey deal next week

European Union leaders on Monday hailed a "breakthrough" in talks with Turkey on a deal to curb the migrant crisis, but a final decision has been delayed until a summit next week to flesh out the details of Ankara's new demands.