LIMA - Archaeologists exploring Peru's pre-Colombian past recently unearthed a glimpse of a less prominent chapter in the Andean country's history - the remains of 16 Chinese laborers who toiled in the country more than 100 years ago.
Customers might never know if they are getting the best deal possible
KAYUNGA, Uganda - Mariam Nabatanzi Babirye has five houses squeezed into her compound. It gives a semblance of a school as children run around playing.
NEW YORK - A widowed Massachusetts mother of two who scooped the largest single jackpot in US history - $758.7 million - said it was a dream came true on Thursday and immediately quit her hospital job of 32 years. Mavis Wanczyk, 53, said she had played the lottery as a "pipe dream", never believing it would one day be possible for her to retire early from the Mercy Medical Center, where she worked in patient care.
SYDNEY - Australian prisoners are caring for animals that have been abandoned, attacked by predators, hit by cars or even seized in a drug bust as part of a rehabilitation program.
WINTERBERG, Switzerland - Capo, a golden retriever wearing a bright orange rescue harness, runs with his handler in tow toward a body sprawled in the high grass as a giant drone whirs overhead.
The China-proposed Belt and Road Initiative will provide countries in the Middle East and Africa with more opportunities and synergize with their own development plans, officials and scholars have said.
PANCHKULA, India - Several cities were under a security lockdown on Thursday ahead of a verdict in a rape trial involving a controversial and hugely popular spiritual leader.
SAO PAULO - Five years have passed since Rafael Papageorgiou won the Chinese Bridge language competition, but the experience is still fresh in his memory.
CHICAGO - A US couple wrongly jailed for 21 years on charges of sexually assaulting children as part of a satanic cult, received $3.4 million on Wednesday from the state of Texas, months after prosecutors acknowledged their innocence.
SAVA REGION, Madagascar - Hit by rampant speculation and a collapse in production following cyclone Enawo, the price of vanilla - Madagascar's largest export - has surged in recent months.
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