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Voice recording of ISIS leader al-Baghdadi purportedly emerges nearly year after thought killed in strike An audio recording of the Islamic State leader – who was previously reported dead from Russian airstrikes – resurfaced Wednesday evening on a website run by the extremist group.

Police open probe into sexual misconduct claims against monk Chinese police have opened an investigation into sexual misconduct allegations against one of the country's best-known Buddhist monks whose case has highlighted the growth of the #metoo movement in China.

As electricity fails, desperate Venezuelans buy spoiled meat In a city once called the Saudi Arabia of Venezuela for its vast oil wealth, residents of Maracaibo now line up to buy spoiled meat as refrigerators fail amid nine months of rolling power outages that recently got worse.

Race to save drowning Rohingya boy exposes spiraling crisis The little boy emerges into view amid a chorus of panicked shouts and the thunder of feet from the horde sweeping past us.

Inside South Africa's racist land seizures 'Tucker Carlson Tonight' exclusive: South African president Cyril Ramaphosa has just begun the process of seizing land from his own citizens, without compensation, purely due to their skin color. That's far more racist than anything Donald Trump has ever done, of course, but elites in America barely even care. #Tucker

Colleagues say Australian PM has lost party support, must go Three senior Cabinet ministers have told Australia's prime minister he has lost his government's support and must hold an internal ballot to elect a new leader quickly, in a major blow to Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull's chances of surviving his current political crisis.

The Latest: Bid fails to send Australian lawmaker to court The Latest on Australia's political leadership turmoil.