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China's Top Diplomat Starts Weeklong Europe Tour in Paris 

In the coming days, Wang Yi will also travel to Italy, Hungary, Russia and Germany; he is expected to deliver a speech at the Munich Security Conference that starts Friday 

White Supremacist Gets Life in Prison for Buffalo Massacre

In court, relatives of his victims tell him of the pain caused by his crime

Peru Reopens Machu Picchu After Agreement With Protesters

Inca-era stone citadel had been closed nearly a month amid antigovernment protests

Retail Sales Jump as Americans Defy Inflation, Rate Hikes

Driving the gain was a jump in car sales, along with healthy spending at restaurants, electronics stores and furniture outlets

All Flights Diverted From Frankfurt Amid Lufthansa IT Glitch

Agency spokesman Robert Ertler said all plane parking spots in Frankfurt were full because passengers and crews are unable to board the airline's flights

Environmentalists Say New Airport Threatens Albanian Lagoons 

Elon Musk Hopes to Have Twitter CEO Toward the End of Year 

Speaking via a video call to World Government Summit in Dubai, Elon Musk says making sure the platform can function remained the most important thing for him.

Scottish Leader Nicola Sturgeon to Resign after 8 Years

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announces her intention to resign, saying that part of serving in politics is knowing when it is time to make way for someone else

Court Overturns Ban Against Former Haitian Soccer President

US Renews Warning It'll Defend Philippines After China Spat

11 States Consider 'Right to Repair' for Farming Equipment

The manufacturers argue that changing the current practice with this type of legislation would force companies to expose trade secrets

Ohio Derailment Aftermath: How Worried Should People Be?

In the days since, residents' concerns and questions have only abounded — amplified, in part, by misinformation spreading online

New Zealand Declares Emergency as Cyclone Gabrielle Eases

It’s just the third time a national emergency has been declared in the country

Iran Releases Filmmaker Held for 6 Months Over Criticism

Mohammad Rasoulof is one of several prominent artists, athletes and celebrities detained in recent months for criticizing authorities

California Senator Feinstein Says She Won't Run for Reelection

The announcement signals the end of a political career spanning six decades

Taiwan Threatens to Shoot Down any Chinese Balloons

A senior military official told reporters that the self-governing island is on guard for any incursions

Qatar Donates World Cup Mobile Homes to Earthquake Survivors

An initial batch of 350 structures was shipped out on Sunday, Qatar Fund for Development says

US Inflation Likely Eased Again Last Month If More Gradually

But report from government may also suggest that further progress in taming inflation could be slow and 'bumpy,' as Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has described it

Open Hearts, Helping Hands: Jill Biden's Valentine to US

Children attending school at US Army Garrison Fort Drum in New York helped first lady what White House calls 'heart' projects when she visited their school on Jan. 30

UAE's COP28 Leader: 'Fight Climate Change, Not Each Other' 

Sultan al-Jaber, the CEO of Abu Dhabi National Oil Co., also described the upcoming United Nations negotiations as an 'unprecedented opportunity to engage the energy industry in a technological revolution'