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Official: Afghan Special Forces Kill 2 IS Fighters in Raid

Haiti Gang Ambushes, Kills 3 Policemen as Violence Soars

The U.N. estimates that gangs now control up to 80% of Port-au-Prince and surrounding areas

Home-Based Workers in US Became Younger, More Diverse in Pandemic

While every income level saw jumps in people working from home, those in the highest income bracket were most likely to work from home

Show Stopper: Singalong Fans Ejected, 'Bodyguard' Halted

A theater spokesperson says the show was stopped because of disruptive patrons

Jon Rahm Rallies to Win the Masters

Nothing was more satisfying than an uphill climb to the 18th green to claim the green jacket on a day when Spanish stars aligned

'The Super Mario Bros. Movie' Smashes Box Office

The animated offering from Universal and Illumination powered up with $204.6 million in its first five days in North American theaters

Reports: Tesla Plans Shanghai Factory for Power Storage

Plans call for annual production of 10,000 Megapack units for sale worldwide, according to the Xinhua News Agency and state television

Expelled Black Tennessee Lawmakers Both Seeking Seats Again

Justin Jones and Justin Pearson were ousted by a Republican-led state legislature for a protest on the House floor urging passage of gun-control measures in the wake of a deadly school shooting in Nashville

Pope at Easter: Pray for Ukrainian, Russian People, Refugees

The pontiff prayed that God help ‘the beloved Ukrainian people on their journey toward peace’ and asked for ‘the light of Easter to be shed upon the people of Russia’

Suspected Islamic State Land Mine Kills at Least 6 Civilians in Syria

News agency SANA said the explosion Sunday hit people who were foraging for truffles in the countryside of eastern Deir el-Zour governorate, a former IS stronghold

Iraqi Christians Attend Easter Services at Church in Baghdad

In Iraq, two decades of back-to-back conflicts have left ancient Christian communities landscape scattered and in ruins 

South Africa Police Say Prison Escapee Arrested in Tanzania 

South African officials are going to Tanzania Sunday to begin to extradite Thabo Bester, 35, dubbed the 'Facebook Rapist' as he used the social media platform to lure at least two women he was convicted of raping. He was also found guilty of killing one 

As Tiger Count Grows, India's Indigenous Demand Land Rights 

Indigenous groups are protesting their own evictions and are asking for a say in how their ancestral lands are protected and used

Woods Withdraws Before Completing 3rd Round of Masters 

About 90 minutes before play was to begin that Woods, who is still hobbled by the effects of a 2021 car accident that nearly cost him his right leg, had withdrawn with an injury

Pope, Big Crowd Mark Easter in Flower-Adorned Vatican Square

Tulips, forsythia and other spring flowers trucked in from the Netherlands made the vast Vatican City space colorful

France: Marseille Building Collapses, Fire Stymies Rescue 

It was not known if anyone was killed, or what triggered the blast

Thousands Still Missing from 20 Years of Iraq's Turmoil

The International Committee of the Red Cross says it has more than 26,700 cases of missing people since 2003 that remain unresolved

Israel Retaliates After More Rockets Fired from Syria

Ben Ferencz, Last Living Nuremberg Prosecutor of Nazis, Dies

Ferencz died Friday evening in Florida

Memphis Zoo Bids Farewell to Giant Panda

Sendoff marked end of 20-year loan agreement with Chinese Association of Zoological Gardens