ARGENTINA

First lady Melania Trump opted for a military-inspired olive green ensemble during her husband's meeting with the Argentine president at the White House.

The clay-court specialist recently was victorious in Monte Carlo with the French Open just weeks away.

Do you see a "5xx server error" notice on Instagram? Instagram is apparently down, and users are freaking out on Twitter.

It wants you to think it’s a two-headed serpent, but this “snake” with three eyes is not what it appears.

The legislative package would reduce the gap between federal and state marijuana laws.

After a Wednesday Senate vote followed by applause and tears from activists, the legislation was set to advance to the desk of President Mauricio Macri to be signed into law.

The Weeknd and girlfriend Selena Gomez were seen getting close with each other again.

The United States travels to Panama City in what should be a tough contest against

The online version of Tinder available in a few countries and will soon be available everywhere.

The avalanche hit Nasuonsen Family Ski Resort in Tochigi prefecture when the students were taking mountain climbing lessons.

Days ahead of a meeting with Vladimir Putin over Iran's stake in the Syrian civil conflict, Benjamin Netanyahu set a not-so-friendly tone.

Daniela Vargas spoke out Wednesday against recent immigration policies. Then she was arrested.

Pope Francis has said that extensive preparation is key to a successful marriage.

The eclipse will be most visible at 8:16 a.m.

As long as the weather cooperates, the astronomical event will be clearest from the southern tip of South America to Africa and the Antarctic.

Google and a scientific research team, X has made another breakthrough in providing internet access to every part of the world.

“Migrations are not a danger. They are a challenge for growth,” he said.

Mexico spends about $2.4 billion on U.S. corn each year. Most recently, the U.S. sent 5 million metric tons of corn to Mexico since September, up from 8 percent in 2015. 

The women took over the streets of Buenos Aires demanding sunbathing rights for all.

“Everybody is doing the same move,” he said.

“We cannot continue to allow criminals to keep choosing Argentina as a place to commit offenses,” Argentine President Mauricio Macri said during a recent news conference.