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What Keeps The Pope Active at 79?

With over two dozen events crammed in to his five day U.S. visit the energetic pontiff seems to be making a very good case for expecting more out of the elderly

¿Qué Dices?: Latin Post Gets Reaction to Pope Francis' Historic First Visit to US

Latin Post Gets Reaction from Latino Catholic Millennials and teens from a Jesuit High School to Pope Francis' Historic First Visit to the U.S.

Ancient Fossils Reveal Early Human Ancestors Had Chimp-Like Hearing Abilities

Scientists have used ancient human ear fossils to gain new insights into when modern humans developed our hearing pattern over the course of evolution.

Lionel Messi Injury 2015 - News Update: Career Ending Injury?

Barcelona star Lionel Messi is expected to be sidelined at least seven weeks after suffering a knee injury in Saturday's match against Las Palmas.

Germany's States Push Gay Marriage Amid Merkel Opposition

The legislative body representing Germany's 16 states on Friday backed a bill that would legalize same-sex marriage, but Chancellor Angela Merkel's outspoken opposition to the effort makes it unlikely that it will become law.

New Viral Video Trend Challenges Teenagers to Snort Cocaine in Mexico [Watch]

The famous Ice Bucket Challenge seems to be the source of inspiration for a dangerous new Internet challenge that encourages teenagers to snort cocaine.

Costa Rica Wild Life Experts Stop Tourists’ Selfies During Sea Turtle Nesting Season

Wildlife experts from Costa Rica have slammed tourists for recently taking selfies with sea turtles at a Costa Rican beach during the turtles’ nesting season.

Obama, Putin Meeting: Presidents to Meet at UNGA Meeting in New York Next Week

The Obama administration announced Thursday that President Barack Obama and Russian President Vladimir Putin are set to meet in New York next week.

FIFA Corruption Scandal: Sepp Blatter Faces Criminal Investigation From Swiss Attorney General

The FIFA president, who may or may not have resigned earlier this year, is facing a criminal investagation

Neymar Jr. Net Worth, Salary: Brazillian Federal Court Freezes $48 Million In Assets of FC Barcelona Star

Brazil's most famous soccer star assets are frozen by a Brazillian court A Brazilian court has frozen $48 million in assets held by FC Barcelona star Neymar on Friday due to allegations of tax evasion.

Ukraine Crisis: Russian Airlines Banned From Flying Over Ukraine

In a government decree released Friday, Ukraine has announced the prohibition of flights from Russian airlines, specifically pointing out the companies Aeroflot and Transaero.

Volkswagen Emissions Scandal: Almost 3 Million Cars Were Equipped With Cheating Software in Germany

VW names new CEO Volkswagen equipped almost 3 million cars in Germany with the software that allowed it to cheat on emissions tests, the country's transport minister said on Friday.

Qatar World Cup 2022: Tournament Date Announced; Will Be Played for 28 Days?

In 2022, the World Cup will be played in November and will last until December. The 2022 World Cup in Qatar will start on Monday, Nov. 22 and will conclude on Sunday, Dec.

Ayotzinapa Students: Parents of Missing 43 Students Reject Mexico's Plans to Investigate

A year after the world was shocked by disappearance of 43 students who went missing in the southwestern city of Iguala, President Enrique Peña Nieto has announced the creation of a special team to take over the investigation.

Putin, Elton John Call: Russian Leader Talks with British Gay Singer About LGBT Rights in Russia

Russian President Vladimir Putin called up English rock legend Elton John to propose a meeting. Russian President Vladimir Putin called English rock legend Elton John to propose a meeting on Thursday.

Chile, Bolivia Relations: International Court of Justice Rules It Will Hear Bolivia's Case Over Coastline

The International Court of Justice has ruled that it will continue to hear a dispute between Bolivia and Chile over a coastline.

Australian Minister Wants to Deny Chris Brown Visa

Australian Immigration Minister Peter Dutton may refuse Chris Brown a visa, which would force the troubled R&B singer to cancel his planned tour of three concerts down under.

Boca Manu Hostages: Over 35 Tourists Held in Remote Peruvian Village

More than 35 tourists visiting Peru's Madre de Dios Region have been taken hostage by local leaders trying to force the central government in Lima to advance a highway project, Peruvian media reports.

Hajj Stampede 2015: 717 People Killed in Saudi Arabia Holy Site

At least 717 people have been killed during the Hajj pilgrimage near the Islamic holy city of Mecca.

Chinese President: I'm No Frank Underwood

Chinese President Xi Jinping is no Frank Underwood, the leader of the Asian nation of more than 1.3 billion people told a Seattle audience on Tuesday.