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Ex-national security adviser's firm was paid $530,000 by Dutch company linked to Turkish government.

Islamist group believed to be adopting radical change in bid for international legitimacy.

US says Washington's North Korea strategy needs to be revamped to make it more effective.

Government says it will resume search for plane if and when credible new information emerges.

State senate set to follow lead of North Carolina despite objections of individuals and businesses.

Lindsey Graham and Democrat colleague ask Justice Department and FBI for information on 'warrants'.

Pentagon has not confirmed new deployment that has been 'in the works for some time'.

Charismatic New Yorker guided careers of 19 champions, including Evander Holyfield and Lennox Lewis.

Democrats have been using the phrase in attempt to weaponise their objections to plan.

Intelligence officer says latest Wikileaks are 'more damaging' than 2013 Snowden revelations.

Reports indicate that Hunstman will accept crucial diplomatic placement.

Felicia Farruggia allegedly asked Rhianna Frenette to administer the drugs.

Islamist group claims responsibility for deadly attack on military hospital in Afghan capital.

Mum who conceived via IVF at 72 is struggling with high blood pressure and weakening joints.

Dade City's Wild Things private zoo found guilty of multiple counts of animal cruelty.

Patrick Pouyanné says White House should soften its stance on Tehran and assist international companies in building bridges.

The group OutVets has been given no explanation why it is not allowed to attend.

His team has previously denied the president had any contact with the ambassador.

Emlyn Culverwell and Iryna Nohai have been in detention since January 2017.

Tragedy follows 15-hour riot at shelter following complaints of overcrowding and abuse.

Le Pen is an anti-woman candidate, despite her claims to the contrary.

BBC has apologised for the show, heavily criticised by its participants.

Washington has 'hypocritical focus on democratisation, inequality, corruption, and regime change,' he said in 2016.

Nigerian airport will be closed until 19 April 2017 to undergo repair works on the runaway.

Yass Khathr punished 50 women a week, beating them for crimes like smoking or showing their ankles.

A lack of communication between Baghdadi and his leaders in Mosul indicates is focusing on preserving his own life.

Government say fee hikes aim to generate revenues to fill gap in 2016 / 2017 national budget.

Doctors' strike has crippled public hospitals across the country since 5 December 2016.

Nordstrom ceased selling Donald Trump's daughter's line in February after sales plummeted.