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Low-level, non-violent offenders in Oklahoma have their sentences commuted after changes in the law.

The woman posted the picture with the caption: "Thanks to the captain. So happy."

Around 11,000 scientists have endorsed research that says the world is facing a climate emergency.

The family convoy was ambushed, possibly by mistake, by gunmen from a drug cartel.

Richard Holzer is charged with hate crime after allegedly threatening to unleash "racial holy war".

Notification begins the one-year process of withdrawing from the landmark climate agreement.

The strike on the town of Hawija left both civilians and IS militants dead, a Dutch minister says.

Soldiers are alleged to have tied up and killed a suspect before burying him in a shallow grave.

At least three people were shot dead during a protest outside the consulate in the holy city.

Melpomeni Dina helped hide six family members from the Nazis in 1941-1944.

Officials hope that car rationing will reduce pollution, but experts doubt its effectiveness.

Schoolteacher Yvette Lundy was sent to a concentration camp for her role in the French Resistance.

The former Soviet leader warns that the tension between Russia and the West is a risk to the entire planet.

The president tweeted that California's governor had done a "terrible job of forest management".

As South Africa celebrates its World Cup victory, the BBC visited Zwide, home of their first black captain.

Demonstrators are demanding more jobs, an end to corruption, and better services.

Boos - and a few cheers - greeted the president at the Ultimate Fighting Championship in New York.

An Oregon judge says a proposal by the president would cause "irreparable harm" to families.

Paulo Paulino Guajajara, who fought to protect Brazil's indigenous land, was ambushed by loggers.

At least 10 die in the Syrian town of Tal Abyad, recently taken by pro-Turkish forces, reports say.

The Afghan children accidentally triggered a roadside bomb on their way to class, officials say.

The victory under Siya Kolisi, the team's first black captain, was a symbolic moment for the nation.

The army calls the assault on a military post in the north-east a "terrorist attack".

Essex Police says officers are in "direct contact" with a number of families in Vietnam and the UK.

The refusal to open EU membership talks with North Macedonia sends a grim message to the Balkans.