After a winter storm swept through Damascus, Syria, a group of children was seen playing in the snow on Jan. 20, building snowmen and having snowball fights.
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NASA researchers have estimated the power of a massive January 15 eruption near the island nation of Tonga.
The pair were seen suckling their mother Bora, under the watchful guard of a male in the Kenyan safari park.
After Hong Kong ordered a mass cull of hamsters over COVID-19 fears, volunteers have been trying to intercept and save hamsters being handed in. Rachel Judah has more.
Seven days after a massive strike, French teachers gathered on Thursday at the Place de la Sorbonne, in Paris, at the call of unions, to protest again against changing Covid-19 protocols in schools.
Some 1,200 heavily armed military police launched an operation Wednesday to wrench control of Rio de Janeiro's slums from drug gangs, starting with the notorious Jacarezinho favela where residents took cover.
A new report has found Pope Benedict XVI knew priests were abusing children and did nothing.
these adorable baby sea turtles are off to start a new life! Buzz60’s Keri Lumm reports.
The CIA has ruled out Russia or any foreign power for being behind most cases of the mysterious “Havana Syndrome.”
Scientists have discovered a vast reef of "pristine" rose-shaped corals apparently unharmed by climate change in deep water off the coast of Tahiti, UNESCO announced Thursday.
Boris Johnson's team has been accused of intimidating Conservative MPs believed to be questioning his leadership of the party. Veuer’s Maria Mercedes Galuppo has the story.
What are U.S. military options to help Ukraine? Is war inevitable? Here's what you should know about the Russia-Ukraine conflict and what role the United States plays.
A French tourist jailed in Iran, Benjamin Briere, will appear before a Revolutionary Court on Thursday on spying charges, his lawyer said on Wednesday, over a year after his arrest while operating a remote-controlled mini helicopter in a desert area.
Iceland has teamed up with Mexican restaurant chain Chiquito to launch a new frozen food range.
Dozens of drugmakers will work to make cheaper versions of Merck's COVID pill for supply to poorer nations. Julian Satterthwaite reports.
Locals in Qadis, Afghanistan, are left picking up the pieces left behind after a deadly earthquake caused at least 22 fatalities and destroyed many homes in the region on Jan. 18.
A historic ruling in Norway meant to close two wind farms for going against the traditional lifestyle of reindeer herders in Lapland has bolstered the indigenous people of the region to ask for more sites to be shut down.
Buzz60’s Elizabeth Keatinge tells us about an Olympic volunteer who is bringing unique artwork made out of oranges to the Winter Beijing games.
A long-awaited report on sexual abuse in a German diocese faulted retired Pope Benedict XVI's handling of four cases when he was archbishop in the 1970s and 1980s.
The 19-year-old is 11 years younger than the previous record-holder.
The 19-year-old Belgian-British pilot Zara Rutherford set a world record as the youngest woman to fly solo around the world, touching her small airplane down in western Belgium on Thursday — 155 days after she departed.
Things to know today: Voting rights legislation falls in Senate; Supreme Court allows Jan. 6 committee to get Trump docs; Biden's approval at 1-year mark. Get caught up.
