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Famed for her fiery temper, Grace Mugabe is rebuffing controversy after she attacked a model in South Africa. Will her diplomatic immunity keep her from the courts once again?

A van has driven into a crowd of people in Barcelona, mirroring previous terror attacks. We spoke to eye-witnesses to hear from the front line how the attacks happened.

Regardless of the popularity of new President Macron, his wife Brigitte has been under since the beginning. Now, a new law may be passed to remove her potential First Lady status.Brigitte Macron: France’s Last Lady?

After a terrible Islamophobic attack, Mohamad wanted to put it behind him. But the people of Rio don’t take kindly to hatred and came out in force to show the Syrian refugee he’s welcome here.

Fueled by tradition and poverty, families are forced to put their children’s safety on the line in Sumba, Indonesia. Child jockeys are the big trend and the numerous accidents aren’t detracting anyone.

Trump has just announced the latest in his absurd list of policies: an immigration test that even his wife couldn’t have passed. We hit the streets of New York to see what Americans think.

Putin first took power in Russia in 1999. Now, 18 years later we hit the streets of Moscow to find out what teenagers think about politics and under their lifelong leader.

The homeless situation is exacerbated every summer as shelters close down due to funding issues. Now more people than ever sleep on the streets in the sweltering heat.

In a market already saturated with AirBnBs, Amsterdam landlords have started making some strange demands on their tenants, from the clearly racist to the downright absurd.

Trumps unpopular border wall between the USA and Mexico is getting a revamp, as muralists in Tijuana use it to spread words of peace and brotherhood.

Uganda debates removing its presidential age limit as Museveni inches closer to 75. Suddenly, a baptism record surfaces that could mean he’s four years younger than thought.

In scenes reminiscent of 2007, Kenya has erupted into violence following the re-election of Kenyatta. Opposition leader, Odinga has disputed the results, igniting tension in Kenya’s poorest areas.

Brazilian President Temer has won out against his corruption charges, but he’s far from out of the woods. Here are three big reasons that he may not last till the next election in 2018.

Every year a Spanish village comes together in a tradition celebrating the resurrection and praying for health. Coffins are paraded through the streets, but their inhabitants are far from death.

When airline Interjet ignored Karen Isabel’s accusations of sexual harassment, they thought that was the last of it. Now, Karen is putting the company on a public trial with her viral confession.

A crowd-funded group of sailors are promoting their far right agenda on the Mediterranean sea. They're stopping all immigrants from reaching European shores, by whatever means necessary.

Breastfeeding is essential to a baby’s immune system, so Filipino mothers are gathering to stick it to social stigmas stopping children get the start in life they’re due.

Kenyan artist Solomon fears a repeat of 2007’s post-election violence. In response, he is using his art to spread a message of peace through Kenya’s greatest slum, Kibera.

A luxury hotel in the heart of Cuba has a problem. It's too extravagant for Cubans and the steady flow of American tourists is quickly drying up in Trump's America.

Just before the presidential elections, Kenya is rife with rumors. Here are three of them that will shape the results. How far might the next president go to secure a new term in office?

As Venezuela's political crisis deepens, four major airlines suddenly suspended flights to Caracas, leaving thousands of Venezuelans unable to reach home.

Mexico city's transit network has opened a rescue shelter to save stray and abandoned animals found in the subway tunnels.

As Rwandans get ready to vote, the chance of Paul Kagme running for another term grows more likely, especially considering his recent adaptions the election rules.

Just days after wining its bid to host the 2024 Olympics, Paris is already setting its sights on hosting the 2025 world expo.

Saudi Arabia's woman's rights activist Maryam Al-Otaibi has been finally been released from prison despite refusing to get a man's consent for her freedom. Could this be the beginning of the country relaxing its guardianship laws?