SANTIAGO, Chile - Nine planes were forced to make emergency changes to their routes within Chilean, Argentine and Peruvian airspace on Thursday because of a wave of bomb threats issued to Chile's civil aviation authority, its director-general said.
NEW YORK - Hundreds of US newspapers on Thursday launched a coordinated defense of press freedom and a rebuke of President Donald Trump for denouncing some media organizations as enemies of the people.
WASHINGTON - US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has announced a new high-level team to focus efforts to increase diplomatic and economic pressure on Iran.
Wildfire victims in California are among those hit by the US government's new tariffs, as they are facing increased costs to rebuild their homes.
MILAN - Collapsed concrete, twisted metal, crushed cars.
DETROIT - Aretha Franklin, the music icon, legendary singer and "Queen of Soul" loved by millions whose history-making career spanned six decades, died at her Detroit home on Thursday. She was 76.
ZURICH - With its quirky egg shape and minimalist interior, the bubble car was a symbol of cheap and cheerful mobility on European roads in the 1950s and 60s.
Xi Jinping, general secretary of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, sent a message to Hun Sen, president of Cambodian People's Party on Wednesday, congratulating him on his party's victory in the sixth National Assembly Election.
The World Health Organization has raised concerns that continuing conflict in parts of the Democratic Republic of Congo is hampering efforts to contain the Ebola outbreak even as local health authorities confirmed the spread of the virus to another province in the eastern part of the country.
KABUL - Two gunman who attacked an intelligence service compound on Thursday in the city's northwest have been killed, with police saying the nearly six-hour siege is over.
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