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NY Times - World News : 2018March24Saturday

In Sweden’s Preschools, Boys Learn to Dance and Girls Learn to Yell

In France, Officer Slain After Swapping Places With Hostage Is Hailed as Hero

He Left Soviet Army for Afghan Life 35 Years Ago. Now, He Sees Russians Return.

Young Migrants’ Return to Mexico Is More ‘Exile’ Than Homecoming

Egypt’s Election Should Be a Lock. So Why Is President Sisi Worried?

This Is What I Do When I Hear the Bombs Explode

North and South Korea to Hold Preparatory Talks for Summit Meeting

Trump Just Pushed the World Trade Organization Toward Irrelevance

Misreading Trump: Ally Japan Is Spurned on Tariff Exemptions

‘The Whole World Should Be Concerned’: U.S. Allies React to Bolton’s Appointment

BBC - World News : 2018March24Saturday

March For Our Lives: Huge gun-control rallies sweep US

Arnaud Beltrame: France lauds policeman who swapped with hostage

Australian ball tampering shocks cricket

Spain Catalonia: Ex-leader Puigdemont 'avoids Finnish arrest'

Waterslide death: Former park boss charged after boy killed

Trump signs new transgender military ban

Croatia rally: Traditionalists reject EU gender treaty

Trump trade war: China tells US it will defend national interests

Iran angered by US imposition of cyber sanctions

DR Congo to shun its own donor conference in Geneva

Reuters - World News : 2018March24Saturday

As Syrian rebels quit Ghouta, Douma stands alone

France mourns 'hero' officer who took place of hostage in attack

South Korea says North agrees to hold summit preparation talks on March 29

Moscow says Europe 'unpredictable and aggressive' over Skripal: RIA

U.S. charges, sanctions Iranians for global cyber attacks on behalf of Tehran

Bomb kills two in Alexandria ahead of Egypt presidential vote

Italian election winners reach deal on parliamentary speakers

Ivorians vote in senate poll likely to shore up president's power

The Catholic Church - coming to a Starbucks near you?

Greek shipping tycoon denies drugs charges

Fox News - World News: 2018March24Saturday

Trump condemns France terror attack as officials find homemade explosive devices inside supermarket

Russia says IS-linked militant killed by police in Dagestan

Eiffel Tower protest: Marchers back more US gun control

Peru takes ex-president's passport amid corruption probe

Pakistani court frees 20 in killing of Christian couple case

Afghanistan: 3 wounded in sticky bomb blast in Kabul

Handball tournament canceled in Serbia after Kosovo dispute

French officer who swapped himself for hostage served in Iraq, received nation's highest honor

Lincoln to Thai king: Thanks but no thanks for the elephants

Russia's chess diplomacy at the UN Security Council leaves US, allies frustrated

SKY - World News: 2018March24Saturday

Officer who swapped with hostage 'saved many lives'

Buckets of rocks placed in schools to stop shootings

Australian cricketers admit ball tampering

Apple unveils new emoji to represent disabilities

Sex trafficking bill makes Craiglist axe personal ads

British man 'arrested in Peru with cocaine'

'Large number' of countries plan more Russia action

Sailors trapped for 50 hours saved by air bubble

Justin Bieber involved in LA car crash

'I helped make nerve agent novichok'

USA Today - World News: 2018March24Saturday

Saudi Arabia wants women to help it's economy — but they still face separate workplaces

French police officer who swapped places with hostage during attack dies, official says

French police kill gunman in supermarket siege that left 2 hostages dead

Trump's not the only U.S. president to call Putin on election win. Obama did it in 2012.

Nearly 150 beached whales die after mass stranding in Australia

Looking for a better quality of life? Try these three Swiss cities

Meet one of Russian President Vladimir Putin's top enemies. He's a guy from Chicago

Israel opens investigation into Facebook to examine if citizens' privacy was violated

Women in Saudi Arabia: A slow drive to more freedom

The U.N. found only 7,000 refugees, despite Uganda's claim that thousands more needed aid