6-legged spaniel undergoes surgery and adjusts to life on 4 paws

A spaniel born with six legs that was found abandoned in a supermarket parking lot is now like other dogs after having her extra limbs surgically removed. Ariel,

China, Philippines agree to lower tensions on South China Sea confrontations

China and the Philippines said they have agreed to work on lowering tensions after a year of public and tense confrontations in the South China Sea between their ships

Guinness World Records suspends ‘oldest dog ever’ title for Portuguese canine

Guinness World Records says it has suspended the title of oldest dog ever that was held by a Portuguese dog that died last year. The publication said it

Trump leads GOP rightward march and other takeaways from the Iowa caucuses

Donald Trump’s iron grip on the Republican Party has been clear since the day he announced he would make another run for the White House 14 months ago. It can be

Men who were allegedly abused by a Japanese boy band producer criticize company’s response

Members of a group of men who say they were sexually abused as boys by a Japanese entertainment mogul are accusing the company behind the scandal, previously known

A royal first: Australia celebrates Princess Mary’s historic rise to be queen consort in Denmark

For the first time, Australians find themselves on the brink of witnessing one of their own, Princess Mary of Denmark, rise to the rank of queen when her husband,

Former England coach Eriksson says he has cancer and less than a year to live

Swedish soccer coach Sven-Goran Eriksson said he has cancer and might have less than a year to live. The former England coach told Swedish Radio P1 he discovered he

Blinken seeks more aid for Gaza as hostage talks restart in Egypt

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken met Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas yesterday to seek governance reforms, part of a plan to rally the region behind a postwar vision

Spain probes contamination of Atlantic shore by countless plastic pellets spilled from ship

Spanish state prosecutors have opened an investigation of countless tiny plastic pellets washing up on the country’s northwest coastline after they were spilled from a transport ship, posing

Chinese chess player sues to reclaim the title he lost for defecating in a hotel bathtub

A competitor in Chinese chess says he has sued the national association in China for mental distress after he was stripped of a title for drinking alcohol and

Epstein: Prince Andrew named in newly released court files

Prince Andrew is among high-profile figures named in newly released US court documents detailing connections of sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, BBC has reported. A judge ordered the

Investigators focus on air traffic communication after a fatal Tokyo runway crash

A transcript of communication between traffic control and  An orange fireball erupted from both aircraft on Tuesday evening as the JAL flight 516 continued down the runway

Xi says China will ‘surely be reunified’ with Taiwan in New Year’s address

Chinese President Xi Jinping said China would “surely be reunified” with Taiwan during his televised New Year’s address. “China will surely be reunified, and all Chinese on both sides

Shakira’s hometown unveils a giant statue of the beloved Colombian pop star

Pop star Shakira was immortalized in her Colombian hometown of Barranquilla, where officials unveiled a giant bronze statue of the music diva known around the world for her

Coal mine cart runs off the tracks in northeastern China, killing 12 workers

An accident in a coal mine in China’s northeastern Heilongjiang province left 12 people dead and 13 injured, state broadcaster CCTV reported yesterday. The coal workers were

Australian jury records first conviction of foreign interference against a Chinese agent

An Australian court yesterday recorded the first conviction under the nation’s  A Victoria state County Court jury convicted Melbourne businessman and local community leader  He is

Original AC/DC drummer Colin Burgess dies at 77. The Australian helped form the group in 1973

Australian drummer Colin Burgess, an original member of the hard rock band AC/DC in the early 1970s, has died, the band confirmed on its social media accounts. He

Canadian youth facing terrorism charges for alleged plot against Jewish people

Canada’s national police force said Saturday that a youth was arrested and charged with terrorism-related offenses that allegedly targeted Jewish people. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police said

Putin says there will be no peace in Ukraine until his goals are achieved

Russian President Vladimir Putin said yesterday there would be no peace in Ukraine until the Kremlin realizes its goals, which remain unchanged after nearly two years of fighting that

Son of jailed media mogul Jimmy Lai lobbies UK foreign secretary for his release

The son of jailed Hong Kong media mogul and pro-democracy activist Jimmy Lai met with Britain’s foreign secretary to lobby for the U.K.’s help in securing his release from

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