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New study sheds light on the embalming process — and the ancient trade links that made it all possible.

The 40,000-capacity Terrorism Confinement Center was inaugurated as President Nayib Bukele's crackdown on criminal gangs has caused the prison population to soar.

Majid Khan, a Pakistani citizen and Guantanamo’s only known legal U.S. resident, arrived in Belize on Thursday. Two more detainees could leave the facility in Cuba soon.

Gautam Adani called off his flagship company's $2.5 billion share sale after his conglomerate shed tens of billions of dollars in market value following claims of fraud by short-seller, Hindenburg Research.

The nation’s central bank said Thursday its new $5 bill would feature an Indigenous design rather than an image of King Charles III.

The comments came in response to the U.S.'s plans to deploy more fighter jets and aircraft carriers to the Korean Peninsula as it expands joint military drills with the South.

The agreement gives American forces access to four more bases in “strategic areas of the country,” a U.S. treaty ally facing territorial disputes with Beijing in the South China Sea.

Beijing’s bold moves in the Pacific have sent Washington scrambling to increase engagement, including by opening an embassy in the Solomon Islands for the first time since 1993.

Protesters yelled slogans denouncing Pell, whose sexual abuse conviction was overturned, while supporters said he was the victim of a campaign to punish him regardless of his guilt.

The 74-year-old Grammy winner and former vocalist for the metal band Black Sabbath said that “my singing voice is fine” but that he remained physically weak.

El Salvador “stood out,” the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights said, for 30- and 50-year sentences for homicide even though activists said women suffered miscarriages.