An eight-year-old Nigerian refugee, who was living in a New York homeless shelter for two years with his family, has won a state chess championship, sparking a viral campaign to get the family a place to live. Continue reading →

Trump said President Jair Bolsonaro had run “one of the incredible campaigns” and that he was “honored” it had drawn comparisons with his own 2016 victory. Continue reading →

Nearly three years after Britain voted to leave the EU, its departure is uncertain and European capitals want answers. Continue reading →

Tourists armed with their selfie sticks are flocking to a California town by the thousands to get a glimpse of the rare occurrence known as the “super bloom,” making it “unbearable” for the locals. Continue reading →

“It had been vomiting blood before it died,” a marine biologist told Reuters. Continue reading →

Facebook says 4,000 people watched the original New Zealand mosque shooting video, but others have re-uploaded it millions of times. Continue reading →

An X-ray showed at least 74 air gun pellets in her body, including four in her left eye and two in the right. Continue reading →

Tim Whitrow, a winemaker, was out and about Sunday, sampling some fruit at his family’s vineyard, when an unexpected visitor broke into his car. Continue reading →

 The Brazilian government on Monday waived visa requirements for visitors from the United States, Canada, Australia and Japan, a measure to boost tourism that was first temporarily adopted before the Rio Olympics in 2016. Continue reading →

Dutch police and prosecutors pressed on Tuesday with their investigation into the motive of a suspect who they believe shot and killed three people and injured five more in an attack on a tram in the central city of Utrecht. Continue reading →