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Indian Forces Mistakenly Kill at Least 14 Civilians, Officials Say

Police say troopers mistook the miners for rebels and opened fire

Summit Camera Captures Timelapse of Snowfall Over Hawaii Peak

A time lapse video from a surveillance camera at the top of a dormant volcano shows a wintry scene on the tropical island of Hawaii. (Reuters)

Astounding Humanlike Robot ‘Wakes Up’

Robot engineers at Cornwall-based Engineered Arts have unveiled a remarkably humanlike android, called 'Ameca.' (Reuters)

Thousands Block Belgrade Highway in Protest Over Land Laws

Thousands of people blocked a section of highway through Serbia's capital, Belgrade, Saturday, in protest against new laws environmentalists say will let foreign companies exploit local resources. (Reuters)

Brazil's Rio Cancels New Year Celebration as Pandemic Continues

Thousands Block Roads Across Serbia in anti-Government Protest

Serbia's government has offered mining rights to two companies, China's Zijin copper miner and Rio Tinto. Green activists say the projects will pollute land and water in the Balkan nation

US State Department Phones Hacked With Israeli Company Spyware, Sources Say

It’s the widest known hacks of U.S. officials through NSO technology

Floods Cut Off Communities in South Sudan's Unity State

Officials blame the flooding on climate change

Rescued Condor Released Back Into the Wild in Bolivia

An Andean condor named "Inti" was released into its natural habitat by Bolivian authorities, Thursday, December 2. (Reuters)

Huge Molten Boulder Slides Down La Palma Lava Stream

Spain's Geological and Mining Institute released footage of a huge molten boulder sliding down Cumbre Vieja volcano, Friday. (Reuters)

Facebook’s Struggle with Disinfo and the Gateway Pundit

Alec Baldwin Denies Responsibility for Fatal Shooting on Movie Set

In an emotional television interview, the actor said he did not pull the trigger on the gun he was holding during a rehearsal, and that he did not think he would be criminally charged in the case

China Easing Rules for US Business Travelers, Approvals in 10 Days

It’ll also work to make COVID-19 testing more convenient and allow executives to work during quarantine

Didi Global Plans to Delist from New York, Seek Listing in Hong Kong

It’s succumbing to pressure from Chinese regulators concerned about data security

Two Soldiers Killed in Militant Attack in Benin, Army Says

The raid in Porga region was the second in the country this week

Eagle Hunters Compete at Traditional Kazakh Competition

Libya Court Reinstates Gadhafi Presidential Bid Amid Election Chaos

Saif al-Islam Gadhafi's appeal against disqualification for the Dec. 24 vote was delayed for days as fighters blocked off the court

Cambodian Leader Hun Sen Backs Eldest Son to Succeed Him

Hun Sen, who has presided over a broad crackdown on the opposition, has defended the idea of establishing a political dynasty

Actor Baldwin on Fatal Movie Set Shooting: 'I Didn't Pull the Trigger' 

Cinematographer Halyna Hutchins was killed and director Joel Souza was wounded in what Baldwin had previously called a tragic accident

US Seeks Norms for Outer Space After 'Irresponsible' Russia Test 

Biden  signs an executive order adding the heads of the Education, Labor, Agriculture and Interior Departments as well as his national climate adviser to the National Space Council