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An official said 26 of the whales had died and that “these events usually result in the beached animals having to be euthanized as the most humane outcome.”

Fueled in part by a stronger dollar, the yen’s weakness comes as the Bank of Japan is due to release its monetary policy decision Friday.

The Karen National Union has fallen back from Myawaddy, a trading post it gained control of this month, after a counteroffensive by Myanmar’s ruling junta.

Membership is declining as more conservative congregations leave the fold.

Thousands of Argentines filled the streets of Buenos Aires and other cities as President Javier Milei touted the country's first quarterly surplus since 2008.

Threats of violence hang over the National Palace before a nine-member presidential transition council is to be sworn in there.

Olivia Patterson rushed inside shouting, “Fire! Fire! Wake up! Wake the babies!”

For many in Kyiv, the news that the aid package had finally passed Congress offered relief and renewed hope of victory. But a long and difficult fight is still ahead.

Strong southerly winds carried the dust from the Sahara Desert, giving the atmosphere of the Greek capital a Mars-like filter.

Deputy Defense Minister Timur Ivanov was accused of accepting bribes “on a particularly large scale” in one of Russia's highest-profile corruption cases in years.

Ryan Watson traveled to the popular vacation spot with his wife to celebrate his 40th birthday. The vacation came to an abrupt end when airport staffers found bullets in the couple’s carry-on luggage.