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AP Interview: Man Finds Possible Malaysian Plane Debris

An American who discovered an aircraft part in Mozambique that may be from missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 said Thursday that he initially thought it was from a much smaller plane.

Travel From Charlotte To Cuba Could Soon Be Possible

It soon could be a lot easier to take a vacation in Cuba.

Toddler Falls Out Of Van On Busy Highway | VIDEO

Dashcam footage shows a young boy fall out of the back of a van and land in the middle of a busy highway in China.

Powerful Quake Hits Off Indonesia, Tsunami Warning Issued

Indonesian officials say a powerful, shallow earthquake has hit off the western coast of Sumatra and warn that it could trigger a tsunami.

NASA Spaceman Back From Record Year Flight; Gives Thumbs

Astronaut Scott Kelly returned to Earth on Wednesday after an unprecedented year in space for NASA, landing in barren Kazakhstan with a Russian cosmonaut who shared his whole space station journey.

Close Call With Shark Caught On Camera

A swimmer got quite the surprise when he nearly swam into a shark. Sergey Sverdlov caught the encounter on camera.

Zika Virus: What To Know

Here is everything you need to know about the Zika virus:

Official: American Warplanes Struck Targets In Libya Overnight, Hitting ISIS Training Camp

American warplanes struck multiple targets in Libya overnight, hitting an Islamic State training camp and a senior extremist leader, U.S. defense officials said Friday.

China Accuses US Of Militarizing South China Sea

China on Friday accused the U.S. of militarizing the South China Sea, just days after it was revealed Beijing had deployed surface-to-air missiles on an island in the hotly disputed area.

Turkey: Syrian Man Behind Deadly Ankara Car Bomb Attack

A Syrian national with links to Syrian Kurdish militia carried out the suicide bombing in Ankara that targeted military personnel and killed at least 28 people and wounded dozens of others, Turkey's prime minister said Thursday, and vowed to retaliate against these groups.

28 killed, 61 Injured In Explosion In Ankara

At least five people died and 10 others were injured in a large explosion in the Turkish capital on Wednesday, believed to have been caused by a car bomb, Ankara's governor said.

'Eagles of Death Metal' performs in Paris for attack survivors

California rock band Eagles of Death Metal performed Tuesday at a Paris concert filled with fans who survived a terrifying massacre at their last Paris show.

Russia Denies Its Warplanes Hit Syria Hospital

Russia on Tuesday rebuffed claims that its warplanes struck a hospital in northern Syria in airstrikes the previous day that killed at least nine people as Syrian government forces and a predominantly Kurdish coalition are making against rival groups in the country's north.

N. Korea Orders Military Takeover Of Inter-Korean Factories

North Korea on Thursday ordered a military takeover of a factory park that had been the last major symbol of cooperation with South Korea, calling Seoul's earlier suspension of operations at the jointly run facility as punishment for the North's recent rocket launch a "dangerous declaration of war."