Deaths occurred overnight throughout the capital Caracas during running street battles with security forces and looting.
We speak with Trump supporter Scottie Nell Hughes, and debate why the majority of evangelical Christians voted Trump.
Video shows masked men approaching and attacking a group of activists accompanying Palestinian shepherds.
North Korea marks 85th foundation of Korean People's Army on Tuesday amid growing tension over a new nuclear test.
Removal of civilians and fighters from besieged towns ends after 48-hour halt, with prisoners set to be released.
Van packed with kids collides with truck 70km outside the capital Pretoria, killing and trapping many students inside.
Iraqi interior ministry says gunmen have released a Qatari hunting party that includes members of the royal family.
Brazen assault kills eight soldiers on a major army base in Balkh province during Friday prayers.
From protests in Kashmir and Venezuela to a rally in Palestine and celebrations in Turkey, here is the week in photos.
On the eve of Sunday's voting, Lyon's iconic puppet takes a swipe at the politicians vying for the presidency.
Footage purportedly shows Egyptian soldiers executing prisoners in Sinai province then staging events.
Pentagon chief warns against use of banned munitions as transfer of Syrian evacuees resumes after suicide car bombing.
French decision follows deadly Champs Elysees attack on police, just three days before first round of presidential vote.
April 22 marks the anniversary of the birth of the modern green movement in 1970.
Saying the Assad regime is behind the Khan Sheikhoun chemical attack does not mean calling for World War III.
Ledell Lee, 51, executed after US Supreme Court denies petitions to halt a series of death sentences in Arkansas.
Qosay and his friends started a rap group called the Homsies, and produced an album with a Scottish aid worker's help.
Police say 28-year-old German-Russian national hoped to profit from a drop in Borussia Dortmund club's share price.
Ahmed Abba, in jail since July 2015 over his reporting on Boko Haram, could face death penalty, according to his lawyer.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions remarks come amid reports that his office is preparing charges against Julian Assange.
French police launch raids after attack on Champs Elysees takes place just days before first round of presidential poll.
Appeals court delays prisoner's killing for at least an hour as US state seeks to carry out first execution in 12 years.
New wave of protests seeks to pressure president to resign, but government dismisses rallies as lawless unrest.
Two top Nigerian officials are suspended after bundles of cash were discovered in a Lagos flat.
