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The US secretary of state will also visit China and South Korea during the trip.

Oxford historian Rana Mitter claims great global conflict truly began when Japan attacked China.

Senior Republican Devin Nunes confirms: 'We don't have any evidence that that took place'.

Ivana Trump's autobiographical Raising Trump will be published in September.

US president is notably less popular than he was a month ago.

Both budgets likely to see 30% cuts while military spending soars by $54bn.

Oscar-winning Hollywood star calls for greater compassion and unity in the world.

Corey Maison and father Eric share their transgender journey on Instagram.

Authors admit severity of charge but claim it has been proven 'beyond a reasonable doubt'.

Joint US and South Korea military exercises will practise taking out Kim Jong-Un's war command.

New executive order frozen just hours before it was due to come into effect.

GOP Senator Ralph Shortey stripped of most powers and faces three prostitution-related charges.

Officials plan to empty crocs' stomachs in attempt to recover boy's remains.

Fredzania Thompson, 19, was posing for pictures on railway tracks in Texas when she was hit.

French interior minister Bruno Le Roux cites 'unacceptable behaviour' by some migrants

Radical move comes as President Trump strives to enact his campaign promise to 'beat Isis'.

The women and their male friend were awarded the deal, closing a federal lawsuit.

Mark Rutte's VVD party is set to gain 31 seats while the far-right leader Geert Wilders' PVV party, only 19.

Ever wondered where the expressions 'Double Dutch' and 'going Dutch' come from?

IBTimes UK investigates on meaning behind latest video released by Abubakar Shekau's faction.

Congress refutes President Donald Trump's claim he was under the surveillance of President Obama.

Displaced people say they expect more families to arrive because rebels 'continue to kill people'.

Hijackers have demanded a ransom but are yet to give details of the size in first such hijack since 2012.

The Pontiff was expected to meet controversial President Kabila during a visit this summer.

The Department of Justice says spies targeted American cybersecurity, military and diplomatic personnel.

Reuters photographer Lucas Jackson documented the aftermath of the fires which caused millions of dollars of damage and killed thousands of livestock.

Avalanche hit a touring group in the west of the country.

New book details life of Christopher Knight, who spent nearly 30 years living alone in Maine woods.

Attackers may belong to Murle ethnic group, often blamed for deadly raids in border region.