A German Navy ship took the group to Italian island of Sicily
Finance minister says banks haven't adjusted to Zimbabwe's new economic reality, in which the informal sector plays a dominant role
'Mother of all bombs,' biggest non-nuclear bomb in US arsenal, had never been used in combat; Trump hints it may have been intended as a message for 'problematic' North Korea
In his first public remarks, Mike Pompeo calls threat from WikiLeaks, others broader and deeper than most realize
Focus of campaign was the impact of immigration policy on women and children
Icy, ocean-covered Enceladus has nearly all of the ingredients necessary for habitability
Founder of band known for such hits as 'Love Stinks' and 'Freeze Frame' is found unresponsive at his Massachusetts home; police cite 'natural causes'
First lady had sued over an article that included allegations a modeling agency she once worked for operated as an escort agency
IOM says migrants treated as commodities to be bought, sold and discarded when they outlive their value
Arrest is part of deepening fallout from contentious August presidential poll that both contenders claim to have won
David A. Fahrenthold won prize for national reporting, with judges citing stories that examined president's charitable foundation and called into question whether the real estate magnate was as generous as he claimed
Blasts took place on Palm Sunday as worshipers were flocking to churches; Islamic State claimed responsibility for both attacks
Stella Nyanzi, is popular on Facebook for her relentless criticisms of President Yoweri Museveni, who has ruled since 1986
Somali ambassador says officials are preparing lists of those who will be deported; most deportations involve those who applied for asylum but were rejected
A space rock 60 times as big as the meteor that shook Chelyabinsk four years ago will pass relatively close to us on April 19
They're now living in their country's embassy, in cramped quarters; letter from Harare Institute of Technology says school is owed more than $240K
Argues it had no duty to arrest wanted Sudanese leader during 2015 visit
Government estimates that 30 percent of Ugandan girls from poor families miss school because of lack of sanitary towels
Deaths and multiple injuries have been reported
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