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Salah Abdeslam, who wore all black and declined to remove his mask as he spoke in a custom-built courtroom, has been silent throughout the investigation.

Police in the Chinese territory had banned last year's memorial for the 1989 crackdown on mainland protesters, citing the coronavirus pandemic.

Disturbing video shows more than 1,400 dolphins killed in a single day off the coast of the Faeroe Islands, a North Atlantic archipelago that sits between Iceland and Norway. The slaughter of Atlantic white-sided dolphins, part of the century-old traditional Grindadrap hunt, is the largest single hunt of cetaceans ever recorded and is sparking protests from environmental groups who say the hunt is cruel.

The plaintiff, a former TV intern who accused her boss of sexual harassment, vowed to appeal after the court said there was insufficient evidence.

In some countries, the number of people "very concerned" about the personal impact of climate change more than doubled. In the U.S., it's flat.

The married father of two was reportedly leaning down to pick up a dropped item when his car rolled forward and pinned him between the door and frame in Vancouver.

Qatar was a major player in the U.S. evacuation strategy in Afghanistan. The country helped airlift roughly 58,000 people from Kabul to Doha. NBC News’ Josh Lederman reports on how Qatar went from having a rocky relationship with the U.S. to being a key ally in the Mideast. 

Around 30 million people will be eligible for the boosters, which aim to protect against waning immunity among people who have had two vaccine doses.

President Jovenel Moïse was gunned down in a coordinated attack inside his home July 7.

Crimes motivated by sexual orientation and gender identity have increased almost every year since at least 2015, according to data from England, Wales and Scotland.

Homosexuality was decriminalized in 1969, but the legislation wasn’t taken off the books entirely until 1994.