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Prince Harry, Pippa Middleton Romance Rumor: In-Laws Secretly in a 3 Month Relationship?

Prince Harry and Pippa Middleton have reportedly been secretly seeing each other. Kate Middleton's sister, Pippa, and the Prince of Wales, Prince Harry, are believed to be in a relationship.

New Argentine Leader Mauricio Macri Sworn Into Office

Mauricio Macri, the new right-leaning leader of Argentina, has just been been sworn in, putting an end of to a dozen years of what has been dubbed “Kirchnerism,” a time typified by widespread social programs and large government spending.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel Is Time's 'Person of the Year'

Citing her moral leadership in a time of world crisis, Time Magazine named German Chancellor Angela Merkel as its "Person of the Year."

John Kerry Says US Will Commit to Doubling Spending on Climate Financing

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry announced that the United States plans to double its spending on climate change grants for developing nations, with a pledge of over $800 million a year.

Colombia Peace Deal: FARC Release Captured Colombian Soldier

In yet another gesture of goodwill toward the central government in Bogotá, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) on Wednesday freed a soldier who had been captured two weeks ago when he was on vacation in the country's southern jungles.

Top Facebook Topics: Donald Trump, 2016 Race, Paris Attacks Listed as Most Discussed Topics in 2015

A new report reveals that the U.S. 2016 presidential race was the most talked about topic in the world on Facebook in 2015, while President Barack Obama topped the list of most discussed politicians across the globe.

Kirchner Makes Presidential Transition Rough for Macri, Won't Let Presidential Twitter Account Go

Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, Argentina's president for the last eight years, is making her last official day in office a difficult one for her successor Mauricio Macri.

Paris Attacks: Authorites Identify Third Suspect of Bataclan Terror Attack

French authorities have identified the third suspect that attacked the Bataclan concert hall during the Paris terror attacks on Nov. 13.

Donald Trump Presidential Plans: House Speaker Paul Ryan, World Leaders Slam Muslim Ban Proposal

Donald Trump's proposal of a blanket ban on all Muslims entering the United States received harsh criticism on Wednesday, not just from the presidential hopeful's political rivals, but also from world leaders and GOP heavyweights.

Colombia Searches for Serial Killer's Victims After Confession

Colombian authorities are searching the capital of Bogota for victims of self-confessed serial killer Fredy Valencia.

United States, Cuba Tackle Compensation in New Talks

A year after the beginning of the rapprochement between the United States and Cuba, with diplomatic relations between the two countries fully reestablished, Washington and Havana have begun to tackle the contentious issue of compensation for properties confiscated during the Caribbean nation's 1959 revolution.

North Face Founder Douglas Tompkins Dies in Kayak Accident in Chile

The millionaire co-founder of the North Face and Esprit clothing brands, Douglas Tompkins, who used his fortune to try to preserve South American ecosystems died Tuesday during a kayak accident in Chile.

Argentina Arrests 7 Syrians With Possible Ties to Criminal Organization

Authorities in Argentina have arrested six Syrians who came into the country using false Greek passports

ISIS News: Leaked Documents Reveal How Terror Group Runs 'Caliphate'

The terror group ISIS, which refers to itself as the "Islamic State," has outlined its plans to create a functioning caliphate in a 24-page document that details its planned foreign relations, propaganda operation and structuring of an oil and gas-based economy.

Missing Ayotzinapa 43: Experts Say New Evidence Contradicts Official Story

A team of investigators unaffiliated with the Mexican government have released new evidence that contradicts the official story of how 43 students from the Ayotzinapa Rural Teachers' College disappeared last year in Guerrero, Mexico.

Venezuelan Government, Opposition Squabble Over Final Seat Count, Powers

The Venezuelan opposition coalition claims to have won at least 112 seats in the country's National Assembly, which would give forces opposing President Nicolás Maduro ample powers to challenge his government.

Obama Orders K-1 Fiancé Visa Program Review

Revelations that the couple that perpetrated last week's mass shooting in San Bernadino, California took advantage of K-1 finacé visas have prompted President Barack Obama to order the departments of State and Homeland Security to review the program under which such entry permits are issued.

New Airport Terminal Extends From San Diego to Tijuana

A new airport terminal that extends from the U.S. to Mexico will open for business on Wednesday. A new airport terminal that extends from the U. S. to Mexico will open for business on Wednesday.

Beijing High Pollution Leads to Red Alert Warnings

Beijing, the Chinese capital with a population of 21 million people, issued its first red alert Tuesday morning due to the city's smog.

Colombia Finds San José Shipwreck, Worth up to $14 Billion

Colombian researchers have located the Spanish treasure ship San José, which sank in 1708 with jewels and precious metals that today could be worth as much as $14 billion, the South American country's president, Juan Manuel Santos, announced in a statement on Saturday.