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The European Commission president urged the European Union’s 27 member countries to slap more sanctions on Russian officials and trade over the “sham referendums.”

Russia's Investigative Committee said in a statement that seven children were among those killed in the shooting in the school in Izhevsk.

Hundreds of thousands of people in Atlantic Canada remain without power and officials are trying to assess the scope of devastation from former Hurricane Fiona.

Roger Federer has ended his superlative professional tennis career at age 41 with a loss in doubles alongside longtime rival Rafael Nadal at the Laver Cup.

It’s the first mobilization in Russia since World War II and is sure to further fuel tensions with the Western backers of Ukraine, who derided the move as an act of weakness.

In an alarming assessment, the head of the United Nations warned world leaders Tuesday that nations are “gridlocked in colossal global dysfunction.”

The family of a U.S. veteran and civilian contractor Mark Frerichs, held more than two years in Afghanistan by Taliban, says he has been freed by the Taliban.

Monday has been declared a public holiday in honor of Elizabeth, who died Sept. 8 at 96.

Ukrainian authorities say they have found what was a makeshift prison where Russian forces abused detainees before Ukrainian troops swept through Kozacha Lopan.

World leaders will join members of Britain's royal family at the funeral of the late Queen Elizabeth II Monday morning.

Forecasters warned Fiona could be near hurricane strength when it passes through Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic.

"Viva México!" President Andrés Manuel López Obrador shouted repeatedly — calls that were loudly echoed by the massive crowd that packed Mexico City's Zócalo square.

The FBI’s accusations against Temple’s Xiaoxing Xi fell apart after he was arrested. He went to the U.S. Court of Appeals in Philly to hold the agency accountable.

Richardson is a former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations and a frequent emissary in hostage negotiations.

Queen Elizabeth II inherited millions of subjects around the world Upon taking the throne in 1952. Many of them were unwilling.