RENO, Nevada - Tripledigit heat across much of the western United States hampered crews battling scores of wildfires on Thursday, including one threatening dozens of structures in Montana and another that temporarily shut down the main route to the Burning Man counterculture festival in the Nevada desert.
WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump's administration on Thursday ordered Russia to close three diplomatic facilities in the United States as the spat between Washington and Moscow continues to escalate.
NAIROBI, Kenya - The Supreme Court on Friday declared presidential election null and void and ordered a new vote within 60 days.
CANBERRA - A Chinese Tibetan cultural exchange delegation has visited Canberra and briefed government officials, think-tanks and the Australian media about the latest development of China's Tibet autonomous region.
TOKYO - As Japan's schools reopened on Friday after summer holidays, a day when suicides among young people spike, celebrities reached out to at-risk children and one Tokyo zoo offered refuge to nervous pupils in a bid to tackle the mental health crisis.
CAMPOS DO JORD, Brazil - At a castle, a werewolf growls in a cage while a wizard casts spells to try to calm the beast down. Not to worry - it's just a normal day at Brazil's magic school.
LOS ANGELES - Angels Flight, the beloved little railroad that's almost as much a symbol of Los Angeles as the Hollywood Sign, began pulling people toward the heavens and back down again on Thursday after four years of idleness triggered by a 2013 derailment.
BRUSSELS - Amid the blame game between the European Union and the United Kingdom, the third round of Brexit talks concluded on Thursday without decisive progress, as expected.
ST. PETERSBURG, Russia - Standing on a roof in central St. Petersburg, Marta Granadeiro gasped as she watched the statues on the Hermitage Museum's facade gleam in the sunset.
MEXICO CITY - After days of threats from US President Donald Trump to scrap the North American Free Trade Agreement, negotiators get down to business on Friday at the second round of talks aimed at revamping it.
LONDON - British Prime Minister Theresa May's announcement on Thursday that she aims to lead the Conservatives into the 2022 general election has been greeted with a mixed reaction in the United Kingdom.
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