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How Climate Change is Accelerating Spread of Dengue Worldwide
While dengue was once found in only nine countries, today the disease is endemic in more than 100 — putting more than half the world's population at risk, according to the World Health Organization.
One Dead, 5 Injured as Gunfire Erupts Near White House in Washington, DC
Of the five wounded victims of the shooting, two were considered critcal and other injuries ranged from serious to minor, but all were expected to survive their injuries.
US Drone Strike Kills 30 Farm Workers in Afghanistan
Afghanistan's Defence Ministry and a senior US official in Kabul confirmed the drone strike, but did not share details of civilian casualties.
Yemen's Houthis Threaten to Attack United Arab Emirates Targets
In Riyadh, Saudi Defence Ministry spokesman Colonel Turki al-Malki said the attack could not have come from Yemen, adding the Houthi movement was 'covering up' for Iran.
Precious Buddha Statues being Smuggled from Pakistan to China Seized in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Taj Muhammad Khan, Deputy Superintendent of Police, said that during checking, precious ancient-era artifacts including statues and sculptures of Gautam Buddh era, worth millions of rupees were recovered.
US Teen Threatens to Shoot '400 People for Fun', Arrested
Alexis Wilson, 18, was charged with felony terrorist hoax and was being held on a $250,000 bond at a local jail, according to court documents.
'Block Presidential Elections or Risk Death': Taliban's Warning to Teachers, Students in Afghanistan Ahead of Vote
In 10 days, Afghanistan will hold its fourth presidential election since United States-led forces toppled the hardline Islamist Taliban from power in 2001.
Taliban Attacks Kills 30, President Ashraf Ghani Unhurt as Bomb Hits Election Rally
The attacks happened 11 days before Afghanistan's presidential elections, which Taliban commanders have vowed to violently disrupt, and follow collapsed peace talks between the US and the insurgent group.
Angry Luxembourg PM Holds Press Meet Next to Empty Podium After Boris Johnson’s No-Show
A visibly angry Xavier Bettel pointed in bitter amusement at the empty podium in front of the British flag beside him as he warned that Britain had failed to come up with any credible way to revive the Brexit withdrawal deal.
Israelis Vote Today in Repeat Election Centered on PM Netanyahu and His Race for Fifth Term
Against the prospect of a likely indictment on corruption charges, Benjamin Netanyahu is seeking a fifth term in office.
10-year-old US Girl Dies After Contracting Rare Brain-eating Amoeba While Swimming
Lily Mae Avant swam in a river and lake over the Labor Day holiday weekend earlier in September, then suffered a headache and a fever the following weekend.
International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer: 5 Ways to Save the Earth's Shield
Ozone Layer works as an important shield surrounding the Earth’s atmosphere, which saves the planet and us from the harmful ultraviolet radiations (UV) rays from the sun.
Forecasters Warn of 'Potentially Dangerous' US Coast Rip Currents Caused by Humberto
Late Sunday, Humberto strengthened to a Category 1 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 75 mph (120 kph). The storm was about 785 miles (1,260 kilometers) west of Bermuda and moving northeast at 3 mph (5 kph).
'Hulk Always Escaped': Boris Johnson Compares Himself to Avengers Superhero, Vows Brexit by Oct 31
Johnson took office in July promising to leave the EU next month with or without a deal, but has faced resistance from the House of Commons.
More Than Half of Tigers Rescued from Infamous Thai Temple Died: Report
The Buddhist temple west of Bangkok was a tourist destination where visitors took selfies with tigers and bottle-fed cubs until authorities removed its nearly 150 tigers in 2016 in response to global pressure over wildlife trafficking.
Yemeni Rebels Claim Drone Strikes on Saudi Arabia's Aramco, World's Biggest Oil Processing Facility
Saudi Arabia said it had brought the blazes under control, without specifying whether oil production or exports were affected. State television said exports were continuing.