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Jamal Khashoggi's killers carried syringes, electro-shock devices and cutting tools as they left Istanbul -- as captured by airport X-ray machines     •     Indigenous women kept from seeing their newborn babies until agreeing to sterilization, says lawyer     •     France says Trump should have shown 'decency' on Paris attacks anniversary     •     El Chapo's lawyer just claimed Mexico's last two presidents took “millions in bribes” from Sinaloa cartel.     •     A handwritten letter written by Albert Einstein warning of the dangers of growing nationalism and anti-Semitism years before the Nazis rose to power has been sold for nearly $40,000     •     No freedom of choice in vaccination, top EU health official insists     •     Young Marxists are going missing in China after protesting for workers     •     Calgarians vote against hosting the 2026 Olympics     •     Tony Blair: It is gut-wrenching that Labour is not calling for second Brexit vote - Tony Blair is to hit out at Jeremy Corbyn's "abject refusal" to lead the UK "out of the Brexit nightmare".     •     The United States was the only country on Tuesday to oppose an annual draft U.N. General Assembly resolution on the work of the U.N. refugee agency (UNHCR) because it said elements of the text ran counter to the Trump administration's sovereign interests.     •     Russia Starved People in a U.S.-Controlled Corner of Syria, and Trump Let It Happen     •     Feted Zimbabwean female anti poaching rangers denied glory by the UK denying their visas to attend an awards ceremony.     •     Russia jammed GPS during major NATO military exercise with US troops     •     A city thought to be founded by survivors of the Trojan War has been located in Greece. After years of excavations, archaeologists have collected tangible evidence of a city that previously only existed in ancient texts.     •     Iceland to let loose animatronic orangutan after Christmas ad ban - Retailer’s choice highlighting impact of palm oil production is deemed too political for TV     •     Even if we did hack the DNC, they can't sue us: Russia     •     Russia Declares ‘Sovereign Immunity’ in DNC’s Election Interference Lawsuit     •     US 'war on terror' has killed over half a million people: study     •     Japan set to allow up to 340,000 foreign workers over five years amid employee shortage - Next year Japanese businesses are set to have 600,000 fewer workers than necessary. Over the next five years the shortage could reach more than 1.3 million, according to estimates.     •     Turkey calls for international investigation into Khashoggi murder     •     Greek police beat migrants at border, send them back to Turkey naked, locals say     •     The United States is on track to have spent nearly $6 trillion on war since the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. The annual analysis from the Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs at Brown University far exceeds Pentagon estimates because it looks at all war-related costs     •     'Thongs can't talk' - Irish women take to the streets in protest over underwear comments in rape trial     •     Norway Says Russia Jammed GPS Signal During NATO Drill     •     South Korean firms plead guilty to rigging U.S. military fuel prices: Justice Department     •     
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