Venezuela's government is expelling the Israeli ambassador and all embassy personnel in response to Israel's military offensive in the Gaza Strip

Rescuers pulled 33 bodies Monday from a massive landslide that covered a northern Guatemala highway, and rescue workers continued digging for more victims

Fifty years after triumphant armed rebels descended from the Cuba's eastern mountains, the communist country celebrated the revolution's anniversary, in absence of an ailing Fidel Castro

Workers digging to lay the foundation of a luxury apartment complex in Argentina uncovered a Spanish ship believed to be from the 18th century

The eighth and final body has been found from a group of snowmobilers buried by weekend avalanches in western Canada

Seven bodies have been recovered from the scene of two avalanches that buried eight snowmobilers in western Canada's backcountry

A Canadian woman who went missing last week in a blizzard was found alive, buried in 23 inches of snow. Rescuers were stunned to find the woman, Donna Molnar of Ancaster, Ontario, alive after she spent four days outside in freezing temperatures

Brazil and France have signed an arms deal that could lead to Latin America's first nuclear submarine

Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said that financial "speculation" was the main culprit in the rise of food and oil prices earlier this year, in an address to the second Brazilian and European Union summit

The federal and Ontario governments will provide the Canadian subsidiaries of US automakers with 3.29 billion US dollars in emergency loans