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Kenya Opposition Claims 'Authentic' Results Show Odinga Won

But Odinga's lawyer said the oppositions cannot reveal how it obtained 'authentic' information from the electoral commission's servers

Assange Lawyers Go to Court in Bid to Drop UK Arrest Warrant

Attorney says the warrant has no purpose because Assange is no longer wanted for questioning in Sweden, but he still faces arrest if he leaves Ecuador embassy in London

In Davos, Trump Meets Rwandan President, Calls Him ‘Friend’

Trump began his day at the World Economic Forum talking about the “tremendous crowd.”

Secret Report: Honduras’ New Top Cop Helped Cartel Move Cocaine

Jose David Aguilar Moran was recently promoted to chief to root out corruption and modernize the force

In Philippines, Lava and Ash Rise, But Routines of Life Go On

For nearly two weeks, Mayon has gushed red-hot lava fountains, belched huge columns of ash and molten rocks into the sky and plunged outlying villages and cities in darkness

First Wave of Emotional Residents Return to California Mudslide Area

Those with damaged or destroyed homes were allowed to search briefly for belongings

Congressman Won't Seek Re-election After Harassment Complaint

Republican Pat Meehan, who settled a sexual harassment complaint with taxpayer funds, announced his decision Thursday

Gymnasts' Parents Say They'll 'Never Get Rid of the Guilt'

Parents confront Larry Nassar during his long sentencing hearing, lamenting their deep feelings of guilt, wondering how they could have missed abuse

Puerto Rico Warns of 11 Percent GDP Drop in new Fiscal Plan

Puerto Rico Warns of 11 Percent GDP Drop in new Fiscal Plan

Egypt Places Colossus of Ramses II at new Museum's Entrance

Thursday's placement of the colossus, which weighs over 80 tons and is some 12 meters (13 yards) high, occurred amid a great deal of fanfare and in the presence of Western and Egyptian officials

Lynyrd Skynyrd Announce Farewell Tour Starting May 4

Tour by southern rock icons to kick off in West Palm Beach, Florida, more than 40 years after band's debut album was released

Controversial Bollywood Film Opens Amid Threats of Violence

Four Indian states, all ruled by the Hindu nationalist BJP, said they would ban the film because it hurt local sentiments

A Girl, a Stranger, and a Quest for Justice in China

Spain Seeks to Challenge Puigdemont Candidacy to Form Government

Country’s Constitutional Court may have to decide whether fugitive Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont can lead new Catalan regional government in absentia

Push Is On to Raise Sexual Misconduct Awareness at Grammys

Key executives have called on artists, employees alike to wear a white rose on Sunday in support of Time’s Up as Grammys celebrate its 60th anniversary with ceremony in New York City

Commuter Train Derails Near Milan, at Least 3 Dead

The train, with hundreds aboard, derailed on the outskirts of Milan

50 Years Later, USS Pueblo on Display as North Korean Prize

For the North Koreans, the capture 50 years ago of the US spy ship was a military success and an American humiliation

Guatemala Prosecutors Detail Probe into Odebrecht Bribes

Also purportedly involved was former presidential candidate Manuel Baldizon, who was detained recently in Florida on an international arrest warrant

Groups Call for Shutdown of Brutal Indonesia Animal Markets

While only a small percentage of Indonesians eat dog meat, in the large country is it still a significant trade

Has the US Become Numb to School Shootings?

President Donald Trump took a day to express sorrow, and the news coverage centered on student safety practices