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Reports indicate that Russia has replaced its U18 team over positive meldonium tests. The head coach even confirmed he lost his job.

A Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party (PAS) member of Malaysia’s parliament said he opposes banning child marriages because such a move would lead girls to seek out casual sex.

A woman at Starbucks in Gainesville, FL, screamed at Gov. Rick Scott (R-FL) about Obamacare and abortion.

Afghanistan intelligence operatives have discovered rampant sexual abuse of minors at a Taliban-run prison in southern Helmand province.

China has asked their citizens to consider “eco-burials” for their late relatives as the nation runs out of graveyards.

An innocent Easter egg hunt in London turned into a police chase as children formed an arrow to show a police helicopter where to find burglary suspects.

Hours before his resignation, mobs swarmed onto the streets in Reykjavik demanding Iceland Prime Minister Sigmundur Davíð Gunnlaugsson resign after his name appeared in a giant finance law firm leak known as the Panama Papers.

Syrian and Russian forces discovered a mass grave of victims of the Islamic State, including women and children, following the liberation of the ancient city of Palmyra.

Lebanon’s inability to dispose of its trash has become so severe that some families have decided to move to war-torn Syria.

Officials have discovered that Islamic State (ISIS/ISIL) jihadis have been using a chemistry laboratory at Mosul University to make bombs used by ISIS jihadists throughout the region.

Pilots had to turn a plane around that was heading from Honolulu to Japan after a man who wanted to perform yoga, instead of sitting in his seat, began attacking fellow passengers.

Russian authorities have arrested at least 20 Islamic State (ISIS/ISIL) recruiters in Moscow.

The leaders of the United States, South Korea, and Japan showed unity against a nuclear North Korea and condemned the recent missile tests performed by the hermit kingdom during a trilateral meeting today on the sidelines of the Global Nuclear Summit.

Women in Cleveland, Ohio, have sued the Ohio Department of Taxation for the “discriminatory” sales tax on feminine products.

An explosion some outlets are attributing to a car bomb has struck the southeastern Turkish province of Diyarbakir, the nation’s largest Kurdish population center.

Incumbent Jakarta Governor Basuki “Ahok” Tjahaja Purnama has asked the government to fire Ambassador to Japan Yusron Ihza Mahendra for a tweet in which the latter allegedly incited violence against ethnic Chinese people in Indonesia.

An Afghan family has asked for help finding their ten-year-old daughter after a group of men kidnapped her four months ago.

Instead of fearing for his life, Ben Innes from Leeds decided to take a selfie with the man holding him and others hostage on an EgyptAir plane.

A man attacked and beheaded a four-year-old girl in Taiwan as she and her mother headed to a metro station in Taipei.

Detroit police have arrested a woman in a sting after she allegedly tried to arrange sex with a man and his underage daughter.

A nurse at Upstate University Hospital at Syracuse resigned after she published pictures of a patient’s penis.

Authorities have charged a teacher in Moore, Oklahoma, with forcible sodomy of her underage student.

High-ranking Russian officials claim that CIA Director John Brennan visited Moscow on March 14 to meet with Russia’s federal intelligence agency. A CIA spokesman allegedly clarified that the meeting had nothing to do with Russia’s withdrawal from Syria.

An Indian model was found dead hanging from a ceiling fan this week. Her suicide note accuses her husband of consistent abuse, calling her marriage the “biggest mistake of her life.”

Russia has forbidden the sale of Poland’s “Communist Monopoly” board game that allows players to transport themselves back to the USSR.

The four nuns running a nursing home in Aden, Yemen, killed by the Islamic State earlier this month, belonged to the Missionaries of Charity, established by Blessed Mother Teresa.

Saudi Arabia has sentenced a journalist to five years in prison after he insulted the kingdom’s rulers on Twitter while supporting the right of women to drive.

Former world No. 1 Jimmy Connors has defended former Indian Wells CEO Raymond Moore after he spouted sexist comments about female tennis players.

A propaganda video published by the North Korean government called “Last Chance” depicts a nuclear strike on Washington, D.C.

An explosion in Lahore, Pakistan, has killed between 50-60 people, mostly women and children, and left hundreds injured as they celebrated Easter.

Russian President Vladimir Putin officially endorsed Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov to continue leading the country, but reminded him to respect Russian laws.

Defense officials have announced that a raid in Syria in early March killed Islamic State’s second-in-command Abd al-Rahman Mustafa al-Qaduli, also known as Haji Imam.

Iraq’s military has started a mission to liberate Mosul from the Islamic State (ISIS/ISIL). The terrorist group has held Iraq’s second-largest city since June 2014.

The National Investigative Agency (NIA) in India is warning police in Delhi, Punjab, and Assam to be on the lookout for a Pakistani soldier-turned-terrorist on the loose in India.

A 12-year-old boy surrendered to Afghan authorities in Nangarhar province after he decided not to carry out his suicide mission.