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Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte resigned Monday after a far-right party withdrew its support for his government, a government spokesman said.

It’s a scandal that has grown to encompass a murder investigation, spying allegations, rumored affairs and the ouster of a man once touted as a potential president of China.

A Brazilian actor died after accidentally hanging himself during the play “The Passion of the Christ,” a local hospital said.

While artists abound in Cuba, they, like everyone else, face constant shortages in materials and a United States economic embargo that complicates the sale of their work. But a new website called Yagruma is helping them finance their work.

While artists abound in Cuba, they, like everyone else, face constant shortages in materials and a United States economic embargo that complicates the sale of their work. But a new website called Yagruma is helping them finance their work.

Iran declared Sunday it has “cracked the codes” of the intelligence gathering system of a U.S. spy drone it captured last year for violating its airspace, the nation’s semiofficial media reported.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu tells Erin Burnett that sanctions against Iran are delivering mixed results.

South African President Jacob Zuma married his longtime fiancee in a private ceremony at his rural home, making her one of his four current wives.

Barcelona’s Champions League title defense suffered a big blow in rainy London in midweek, and the Spanish club’s hopes of a fourth successive La Liga crown were all but ended in similarly wet conditions on home turf on Saturday.

It is perhaps the most iconic sports photograph ever taken.