Halifax - One of the two teens who face child pornography charges in relation to Rahtaeh Parsons, the 17-year-old who committed suicide after pictures of her allegedly being sexually assaulted were circulated, is now charged with threatening to kill her father.

Paris - France has "information" but no firm proof that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's regime is still using chemical weapons, President Francois Hollande said Sunday.

Algiers - Eleven Algerian soldiers were killed and 14 wounded when they fell into an ambush in the restive Kabylie region east of Algiers, a security sources said Sunday.

Sydney - Baby Prince George stepped out in public with his parents on Sunday for the first time in Australia, for an encounter with wildlife at Sydney's Taronga Zoo.

Sydney - If you spend enough time looking at Martian geology, you wind up with more questions than answers. Photos from JPL show a very interesting, very puzzling type of Martian sandstone. It’s a jumble of questions.

Baghdad - Attacks in Iraq, including a suicide bombing at a university in north Baghdad, killed at least 10 people on Sunday, security and medical officials said.

Kathmandu - Nepal on Sunday called off the search for local guides still missing after the deadliest accident on Mount Everest killed 13 colleagues, as climbers recalled the terrifying moments when the avalanche hit.

Toronto - As the NBA playoffs got underway with a first-round matchup between the Brooklyn Nets and Toronto Raptors, there was much trash talking in Toronto as the Raptors' general manager and one of the city's leading newspapers brazenly dissed the opposition.

Sukkur - A speeding passenger bus smashed into a tractor-trailer in southern Pakistan Sunday, killing 42 people including 14 children and injuring more than a dozen others with many in critical condition, police said.

Boston - After 15 years of loyal service, Paul Pierce was traded by Boston last year to Brooklyn, but after a disappointing season in Bean Town, it now looks like the NBA veteran forward could be headed back to the Celtics, but only if the price is right.

- Pope Francis prayed for peace in Ukraine and Syria in an Easter Sunday address before 150,000 faithful in which he also condemned the "neglect and dire poverty" behind the spread of the deadly Ebola virus in Africa.

Kievpetrovsky Port - Resurrection and rebellion -- in Ukraine's separatist east this weekend, those two themes collided as pro-Kremlin militants briefly subjugated their political passions to religious ones in a celebration of Easter.

Donetsk - A deadly gunfight in a town in restive east Ukraine on Sunday shattered a fragile Easter truce, with Russia declaring it was "outraged" at the return to violence in the crisis-hit former Soviet republic.

Boston - Boston Celtics GM Danny Ainge has some work to do this summer to get the storied franchise back into a regular NBA Championship contender, but with two picks in the first round of the upcoming draft, he has the resources to make a quick turnaround.

The final countdown to the NFL Draft has begun and with it several rumors about possible trades or players moving up the draft boards around the league.

Los Angeles - Australian electronic/downtempo musician Kbit just dropped a new album entitled, “Un Boombox Symphonique.” It is dynamic and cinematic,

Indianapolis - Atlanta struggled down the stretch and barely held off New York for the final spot in the NBA Eastern Conference Playoffs, but the Hawks made the most of the first opportunity, shocking top seeded Indiana 101-93 on Saturday.

Los Angeles - “Inspiration is all the music that’s out these days, wide variety. From great musicianship of Radiohead to simplicity of pop music like Phoenix, Franz Ferdinand to huge sounds of dubstep,” says Gumshen of their latest album, “Progtronica.”

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