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Unprecedented and inconvenient, the influx of thousands of National Guard into southern Mexico is nevertheless being welcomed by many residents near the Guatemala border.
Mexico's migrant shelters overwhelmed in crackdown
Thin mattresses cover every inch of floor each night at the Good Shepherd shelter near the Mexico-Guatemala border, even spilling into the kitchen and the chapel, as an over-capacity crowd of migrants tries to find space to sleep.
Dominican Republic's health ministry calls mysterious deaths 'fake news' as official lashes out in interview
Dominican Republic public health officials called reports of the rash of deaths of U.S. tourists at luxury resorts "fake news" aimed at undermining their tourism industry.
ICC prosecutor: Sudan authorities should hand over ex-leader
The chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court urged Sudan's transitional authorities on Wednesday to hand over or prosecute ousted President Omar al-Bashir and four others for alleged war crimes in Darfur.
75 rescued migrants allowed to dock in Tunisian port
The International Organization for Migration said an Egyptian ship carrying 75 migrants rescued from the Mediterranean Sea docked in Tunisia's southern port of Zarziz.
Ex-Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi was murdered, Turkey's Erdogan claims
Egypt's first democratically elected president and top Muslim Brotherhood official Mohammed Morsi didn't die of natural causes but instead was killed, Turkey's leader claimed Wednesday.
Tourist douses fire in Austrian church with holy water
Vienna's famous Dominican Church was saved from possible disaster after a tourist spotted two confessional boxes on fire and doused the flames with holy water.
