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The full album marked BIGBANG’s comeback following a three-year hiatus and their first Korean studio album in eight years.

President Hassan Rouhani ordered the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran to work on nuclear development after an alleged violation by the U.S. of the nuclear deal.

Over 10,000 people have been evacuated from the coastal regions in the southeastern state of Tamil Nadu.

The new rules mandate the burial or cremation of embryonic and fetal tissue resulting from abortions, regardless of a woman's personal wishes.

The former NFL player suffered a brain aneurysm last month and underwent surgery Nov. 29.

A petition filed in Israel’s High Court of Justice challenged a provision in Israeli citizenship law that made reference to “man and wife,” alienating married gay couples.

BTS’ “Wings” and “The Most Beautiful Moment in Life pt. 2” took the sixth and ninth spots respectively, while GOT7's “ Fly” came in 15th.

Grace Mugabe, 51, has emerged a front-runner to succeed her husband Robert Mugabe, who is 92 years old, as president.

The president-elect said he was assessing whether the U.S. should withdraw from international climate agreements that may harm its competitive markets.

The president-elect said Sunday the United States does not have to abide by the “one-China” policy, which has been the cornerstone of its relations with China.

80 mayors of European cities met at the Vatican’s Casina Pio IV for a summit looking at “Europe: Refugees Are Our Brothers and Sisters.”

No penalty was imposed on the  populist leader, who had been accused of insulting an ethnic group and inciting discrimination.

Glenn, who died Thursday at the age of 95, was the first American astronaut to orbit the earth on Feb. 20, 1962.

Washington is the first state after cities in Oregon, California and other states to sue the agrochemical giant over PCB pollution.

Prime Minister Hwang Kyo-Ahn will take over until the Constitutional Court decides if it will uphold the impeachment motion against Park Geun-hye.

Jocelyn Wildenstein was arraigned in a Manhattan courtroom Wednesday night, after the incident that took place earlier in the day.

For 24 hours, chocolate lovers everywhere have an official excuse to gorge on their favorite gooey treats.

As a part of the #StressFreeFinals initiative, University of Houston on Monday hosted a group of dogs, which will be on campus until Thursday.

The false advertising allegedly caused shoppers to believe that they were buying products on a heftier discount than they actually were.

The basketball legend sued Fujian-based Qiaodan Sports in 2012 for using the Chinese name for Jordan, and his jersey number, without his permission.

President-elect Donald Trump's younger daughter is reportedly considering a career in law after graduating from University of Pennsylvania earlier this year.

Severe floods in North Korea's northeast earlier this year left hundreds of people dead and tens of thousands displaced.

Fattah served as the United States Representative for Pennsylvania’s 2nd congressional district from 1995 to 2016 and was also on the House Appropriations Committee.

Global weapons sales saw a dip for the fifth consecutive year, according to a report by Stockholm International Peace Research Institute.

The bill has been on Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s agenda since he took office but has been routinely delayed over worries about gambling addiction and organized crime.

The Academy Award-winning filmmaker admitted to raping a 13-year-old girl in 1977 and pleaded guilty to multiple charges.

The BIGBANG leader shares a close relationship with the American singer-songwriter after they first met in 2014.

The president-elect was first spotted with the cap on Nov. 27 when he was photographed leaving his estate in Palm Beach, Florida.

Abu Hassan al-Muhajir replaced Abu Muhammad al-Adnani, who was killed in a U.S. drone strike near al-Bab, Syria, on Aug. 30.