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Hidalgo state Gov. Omar Fayad says the death toll from an explosion at a punctured pipeline in central Mexico has risen to 73, while the number of injured stands at 74

Forensic experts are attempting to separate and count charred heaps of corpses in central Mexico after a massive fireball erupted at an illegal pipeline tap, killing at least 71

The death toll has risen to 71 from a grisly explosion at an illegal pipeline tap in central Mexico that occurred amid government efforts to curb widespread fuel theft

Dozens of anti-government protests have taken place in Hungary, drawing mostly hundreds of people to each event

Thousands of farmers and others from across Germany have protested at the capital's landmark Brandenburg Gate, calling for climate-friendly agriculture and healthy food

As trade talks between the U.S. and China move to Washington later this month, President Donald Trump is hopeful that the economic powers can find a way to end a costly tariff fight

Thousands of yellow vest protesters are rallying in several French cities for a tenth consecutive weekend

Photos and video taken by an animal welfare activists at a recent trophy hunting convention show an array of products crafted from the body parts of threatened big-game animals, including elephant leather clothing and furniture

Beer snobs in states where grocers could offer only low-alcohol brands are raising their mugs to stronger brews thanks to updated laws that could indirectly chill the industry in two others where such regulations remain

Britain's Labour Party is calling for an "open and frank debate" on the government's stalled Brexit plan but still won't meet with Prime Minister Theresa May

Romania's foreign ministry says Britain has offered reassurances that the half a million Romanian citizens in the U.K. can continue living there regardless of the outcome of Brexit.

Police in Barcelona say they have arrested seven people for allegedly trashing cars working with ride-hailing apps like Uber and Cabify as part of a protest by taxi drivers in the Spanish city

US says Congo's 20 days without internet '20 days too many' amid disputed presidential vote

Trade ministers of a Pacific Rim trade bloc have geared up to roll out and expand the market-opening initiative at a meeting in Tokyo, reaffirming their commitment to open and free trade and inviting new membership

The question of Britain's departure from the European Union has divided the country and left its democratic system battered, if not broken

About 120,000 Arizonans who receive Medicaid benefits will have to get a job, do community service or temporarily lose health coverage

A judge has ordered the publisher of a neo-Nazi website to reveal his net worth and personal information in internet trolling lawsuit

Snapchat head of security Francis Racioppi has been fired after having an inappropriate workplace relationship, The Wall Street Journal reports

Canada's public safety minister says the country won't be deterred by Chinese pressure after China threatened reprisals if Huawei is banned from its 5G network

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau spoke to German Chancellor Angela Merkel about China's actions against Canada and the importance of the rules-based international order to ensure the confidence of the international business community