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Earthquake rattles Mexico City
The death toll is rising after a major earthquake of magnitude 7.1 struck central Mexico, toppling buildings in the heavily populated capital where rescuers searched frantically for survivors under the rubble.
Hillary Clinton's book tour
The former Democratic presidential candidate promotes her new book, "What Happened".
Inside the U.N. General Assembly
World leaders from 193 member states gather for the global body's annual meeting.
Hurricane Maria slams Caribbean
Hurricane Maria is the second major storm to hit the Caribbean this month.
Trump addresses U.N. General Assembly
President Donald Trump addresses the 193-member body of the United Nations for the first time.
Russian war games rattle West
Russia's biggest war games since 2013 have the West looking on nervously.
Florida Keys devastated by Irma
Officials say 25 percent of homes were destroyed and 65 percent suffered major damage when Irma barreled ashore in the Florida Keys.
Rohingya baby dies in border crossing
A crying Rohingya mother in a yellow headscarf cradling her five-week-old infant son who died after their boat capsized is one of the most powerful Reuters images of Muslim refugees fleeing violence in Myanmar. Full Coverage
Brazilians toil for gold in illegal mines
Informal mining in Brazil is seen by many as a scourge polluting the Amazon rainforest, poisoning indigenous tribes and robbing the nation of its wealth. For others it is a way of life. Full Coverage
Rooftop explorers defy death and gravity
A handful of young Muscovites spend their spare time braving the risk of arrest, injury and even death to scale tall buildings. Their motivation is simple: to feel more alive. Full Coverage
Syrian family shares kisses through fence
After more than a year of separation Syrian refugee Ammar Hammasho was finally, though briefly, reunited with his wife and four children through a chain link fence topped with barbed wire in Cyprus. Full Coverage
Gaza rapper hopes to make his mark
Ibrahim Ghunaim, or MC Gaza as he likes to be called, raps to a different beat in an Islamist-ruled Palestinian enclave rocked by internal conflict and three wars with Israel over the past decade. Full Coverage
Short on supplies, South Sudan rebels fight on
Before the South Sudanese rebels attacked the town of Kaya, they handed out supplies - a ragged strip of red cloth to identify themselves to each other as friendly forces, a packet of biscuits, and two precious magazines of ammunition per fighter. Full Coverage