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Fiat Chrysler, Google Begin Offering Rides in Self-driving Cars

Pope Pays to Rent Beach Space for Disabled Youths

The papal almsgiver has made a donation, in the name of Pope Francis, to cover the annual rent for a beach area near Rome

Egypt's Tourism Officials Insist Popular Sites Are Safe

Egypt's tourism levels are still around a third of what they once were

Philippines: Malaysian, 3 Indonesians Among Slain Militants

Officials said an army general raised the Philippine flag in the camp belonging to the Maute armed band allied with the Islamic State group a few hours after troops seized it on Monday

Iraqi Troops Capture Largest Neighborhood in Western Mosul

Spanish Police Arrest 8 Suspected of Ties to Brussels Attacks

Raids took place in five towns, including Barcelona

Artifacts Preserve Holocaust Stories for Future Generations

Survivors say the efforts are critical to preserving reality of the Holocaust

Smugglers become Lifeline for the Starving in South Sudan

Over half of the country's population has become reliant on humanitarian aid

27 Killed in Kenya Bus Collision

Police say accident took place along road linking Nairobi and Mombasa

Maoist Rebels Kill at Least 25 Indian Paramilitary Soldiers

Rebels fired from hilltops at a group of paramilitary soldiers who were guarding workers building roads in forested area of Sukma district of Chhattisgarh state, in one of the worst attacks on country's security forces in recent years

Guatemalan Land Activist Wins Prestigious Goldman Prize

Rodrigo Tot, 60-year-old farmer, takes prize; two previous Latin American winners were murdered in last year

Trump's Cabinet Picks Fuel Stage Drama in London, New York

Coming soon to the West End and Broadway stages - Rex Tillerson, Jeff Sessions, Tom Price and Scott Pruitt

Elon Musk Steps Out in Australia with Amber Heard

The pair is shown in paparazzi photos zip-lining in Australia, where Heard is filming 'Aquaman'

Beloved 600-year-old White Oak Tree Takes Final Bow in New Jersey

Crews began taking down the tree that was declared dead after it began showing rot and weakness over the last couple of years

Qatar Airways Sees 'Manageable' Decline in Flights to US

Qatar Airways CEO Akbar al-Baker said uncertainty about travel to the United States is 'affecting the business, but to a very small extent'

Thousands Visit Auschwitz for Yearly Holocaust Memorial Event

The event, the March of the Living, is a march of about three kilometers from the original Auschwitz camp to Birkenau, a much larger death camp where Jews and Roma were murdered in gas chambers in German-occupied Poland

Italian Journalist Home After 2 Weeks Detention in Turkey

Militants Ambush Convoy With Off-duty Iraq Soldiers, Kill 10

Iraqi Maj. Emad al-Dulaimi says attack took place near town of Rutba; militants were armed with assault rifles and rockets

6 Bodies Recovered Off Greek Island of Lesbos, 1 Woman Saved

Boat carrying unknown number of migrants sank off Greek island early Monday

Al-Qaida Leader Tells Fighters to Prepare for Long Syria War