California State University, Long Beach student killed in Paris attacks

LONG BEACH, Calif. (November 14, 2015) - California State University, Long Beach (CSULB) student Nohemi Gonzalez, 20, was killed during the attacks in and around Paris on November 13.

Pianist plays John Lennon's 'Imagine' beside site of deadly attack

A pianist performed John Lennon’s ‘Imagine’ outside the Bataclan concert hall in Paris on November 14, in memorial of the more than 120 people killed in multiple bombing and shooting attacks across the French capital the night before.

Official: IS leader in Libya likely killed in US airstrike

WASHINGTON (AP) — An American airstrike has targeted and likely killed a top Islamic State leader in Libya, in a strike that happened just as the Paris terrorist attacks were underway, the Pentagon said Saturday.

Baby girl with two heads born in Bangladesh

Doctors in Bangladesh are treating a baby girl who was born with two heads, according to a report.

US airstrike targets 'Jihadi John' from IS slaying videos

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Pentagon says U.S. forces have conducted an airstrike in Syria targeting the British man known as "Jihadi John" who participated in the beheading videos of two American journalists and the slayings of several other captives. Pentagon press secretary Peter Cook says the airstrike Thursday in Raqqa targeted Mohamed Emwazi. Cook says whether or not Emwazi died in the strike is not clear.

Couple dies during sex in hotel hot tub in Mexico

A Canadian couple visiting Mexico died this week while having sex in a hotel hot tub.

The Vine Uganda

While we gather together on Thanksgiving, there are families on the other side of the world in the places like Uganda who don’t have anything. Gari Meacham, founder and president of The Vine Uganda, explains how the charity is changing lives for women and children a world away.

Hong Kong tycoon buys 7-year-old daughter $77M in diamonds

An exceptionally large blue diamond sold Wednesday for 48.6 million Swiss francs ($48.5 million) — a new record price for any jewel at auction, Sotheby's said, culminating two Geneva auctions in which a private Hong Kong collector on both times bought a rare colored diamond to honor someone named Josephine.

Orangutan mother and baby escape forest fires, stoning by villagers

A photo of an endangered orangutan and her baby after they survived forest fires and stoning by villagers in Indonesia has gone viral, racking up more than 18,000 shares on Facebook.

Indonesia considers prison guarded by crocodiles because they can't be bribed

A team of hungry crocodiles could soon guard a proposed island prison in Indonesia, because a top official says the animals won't give in to bribes.

Romania's president nominates Dacian Ciolos as new premier

BUCHAREST, Romania (AP) — Romania's president nominated former EU Commissioner Dacian Ciolos as the nation's new prime minister Tuesday, after protests over a nightclub fire that killed at least 48 people brought down the government. President Klaus Iohannis said Romania needs "a clean person, a person not involved in scandals, a person of integrity."

Kremlin: Russian ban on flights to Egypt will last months

MOSCOW (AP) — Moscow's ban on all flights to Egypt in the wake of a Russian plane crash will last for at least several months, the Kremlin chief of staff said Tuesday, dealing a severe blow to Egypt's struggling tourism industry. President Vladimir Putin's chief of staff, Sergei Ivanov, said on a visit to Finland that it would be impossible to radically revise Egypt's security system in a short time, according to Russian news reports.

Mexican president opposes marijuana legalization

MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto said Monday he opposes any eventual legalization of marijuana, five days after the Supreme Court ruled in favor of four people who wanted to grow pot for personal use. Pena Nieto said in a speech that "for me it would not be desirable, I am not in favor of an eventual legalization of marijuana," but said he was willing to listen to other opinions.

Tropical Storm Kate forms near Bahamas

A late-season tropical storm is approaching the central Bahamas after forming Monday morning.

Blade of jihad: Extremists embrace the knife as tool of terror

The knife has replaced suicide bombings, car attacks and random shootings as the new tool of choice for waging jihad on Israel, with leaders blatantly calling for Palestinians young and old to take up the kitchen implement and kill.

Myanmar's president says election results will be respected

YANGON, Myanmar (AP) — Myanmar's president said his government and the military, which gave up power only five years ago, would respect the results of historic elections Sunday that are expected to be won by opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi's party.

Pesky botfly removal is not for the sqeamish

After returning from a trip to Belize, Michael from Baltimore realized something was up.

WATCH: Two Men in Jetpacks Fly Next to World's Largest Passenger Plane

It looked kind of like a scene from James Bond movie; Two men in jetpacks meet up with a large Airbus A380 4,000 feet over Dubai.