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Hundreds of volunteers gather to participate in the annual Plastic Cup competition to clean the Tisza River in Hungary, the second largest river in the country.

On Aug. 9, 1945, a U.S. bomber dropped an atomic weapon on Nagasaki, killing 70,000 people and ultimately leading to the end of World War II.

Nurse Alix Dorsainvil and her young child were freed after being kidnapped in Haiti roughly two weeks ago. The kidnapping drew attention to the gang violence and chaos in the country.

Firefighters were searching for two more people after the early-morning fire at a private accommodation in Wintzenheim in northeastern France.

Police are investigating a suspected mushroom poisoning after three relatives died after a meal at their daughter-in-law’s home in Australia.

Four people were rescued in the Straits of Sicily after a migrant boat capsized off the coast of Tunisia, Italian state television reported.

Alpha and Omega Funeral Home in Ahuachapán, near the border with Guatemala has recently begun to sell pink coffins inspired by the Barbie movie.

Nine people were killed by Monday’s missile strikes on a residential area and most of the 80-plus injured were rescue workers.

Giacomo Chiapparini, an Italian producer of Grana Padano, a Parmesan-style hard cheese, was in his warehouse in Lombardy when a shelf collapsed.

Six months after a newborn was pulled from her dead mother’s arms beneath Syrian earthquake rubble, Afraa is thriving with her family, relatives say.