Former President Cristina Fernandez, now running for the Senate, urged Argentines to use the upcoming legislative elections to put limits on the government of successor Mauricio Macri.

A global team of scientists gathered Monday in the Chilean capital with the goal of determining whether the 1973 death of poet and diplomat Pablo Neruda was the result of cancer or of poison administered on the orders of dictator Augusto Pinochet.

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences voted overwhelmingly Saturday to expel major Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein after actresses came forward with numerous sexual harassment and assault allegations.

A Moscow court fined on Monday internet messenger service Telegram after it refused to hand over its users' data to Russia's Federal Security Service, according to the popular application's founder.

Romanian tennis player Simona Halep continued to lead the Women's Tennis Association rankings released on Monday.

An international astronomical team announced on Monday it had succeeded in simultaneously detecting both light and gravity waves resulting from the fusion of a binary neutron star that caused a kilonova, an event one thousand times more powerful than a standard supernova explosion.