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The United States had the three costliest catastrophes in the world in 2018. The number one disaster cost more than $16 billion.

Archeologists had an unnerving discovery after excavating a mass grave of 52 skeletons in the UK. Veuer’s Tony Spitz has the details.

Dozens of embassy workers fell ill after reportedly hearing strange sounds in Havana. Researchers believe those sounds were crickets.

Does it make cents that 1 cent could be worth tens of thousands? For one incredibly rare penny it does! Buzz60’s Mercer Morrison has the story.

Six men were found shot to death in the bar, and another died at a local hospital.

White House national security adviser John Bolton met for roughly two hours with his Turkish counterpart Ibrahim Kalin and other senior officials at Ankara’s presidency complex but got no assurances on the safety Syrian Kurdish allies.

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Five largest natural catastrophes in 2018

The man who designed the escape room in Poland where five teenage girls died in a fire on Friday has been charged with intentionally creating the fire hazard which led to the blaze. (Jan. 7)

The United Nations’ refugee agency said it has been granted access to Rahaf Mohammed Alqunun, a Saudi woman who traveled to Thailand seeking asylum.

On Oct. 12, 2000, two suicide bombers drove a small boat loaded with explosives into the hull of the USS Cole, killing 17 sailors.