A missing Argentine naval submarine has been found, a year and a day after it vanished in the South Atlantic with 44 crew members on board, authorities said Saturday.
Large groups of Central American migrants who trekked across Mexico and hope to seek asylum in the United States are starting to arrive in the border city of Tijuana. But their journey is far from over.
Friday's Google Doodle honors the 119th birthday of Manuel dos Reis Machado, known as Mestre Bimba -- the master credited for legitimizing the martial art form and founding the world's first school to promote the Afro-Brazilian marital arts style.
A plane carrying at least 120 passengers skidded off a runway at an airport in Bolivia after its landing gear collapsed, closing the airstrip and leaving fliers stranded.
The UN agency tasked with containing HIV and AIDS is "in crisis" over "sexual harassment, bullying and abuse of power" among its leadership, an independent panel of experts has concluded.
Migrants have been shuttled to a new shelter in Tijuana where "better" accommodations include a "roof and a dry floor," according to a Human Rights Watch researcher.
Human rights groups warn of unsanitary conditions inside the sports complex where thousands of migrants have taken shelter in Tijuana, Mexico, and the city's mayor says he needs help handling a humanitarian crisis.
With humor, wit, and sometimes despair, Hassan Al Kontar narrated on Twitter the remarkable odyssey of being stuck in the transit area of a Malaysian airport -- for seven months.
Much of Argentina's capital will shut down on Thursday as leaders from the world's biggest economies descend on Buenos Aires for the two-day G20 summit, which kicks off on Friday.
As thousands of people continue the nearly 1,000-mile trek to the US border, here is a glimpse into the lives of those who left everything behind to join the migrant caravan.
