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Democrats and some members of the GOP have raised their objections to the draft bill.

The comments came a day after the GOP released its plan to replace Obamacare.

Nike Pro Hijab was inspired by Sarah Attar, a Saudi Arabian runner who competed at London 2012.

The latest variation of the 'Make America Great Again' cap is in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons.

Travel ban applies to those who call for boycotts against Israel, Israeli institutions and the settlements.

The dual US-Somali citizen said Somalis 'have contributed to the US economy'.

Five-year-old Vince found by staff at Thoiry Zoo in first attack by poachers at European zoo.

Ex-general Thomas Cirillo Swaka creates National Salvation Front after accusing Juba of ethnic cleansing.

Northern League leader Matteo Salvini flew to Moscow to meet Russian politicians.

In November 2016, 30 people were killed in a Maï-Maï Mazembe attack in the Lubero territory.

Photographs show the isolated state's leader looking through binoculars and smiling as the four missiles were launched into the sea towards Japan.

Sudan rejects allegations of chemical attacks carried out against civilians in conflict-ridden Darfur region.

UDP founder becomes minister of foreign affairs as country enters new era under President Adama Barrrow.

The 'Vault 7 Year Zero' release is the first CIA disclosure from the whistleblowing platform.

The US-backed Iraqi forces have reconquered Mosul's central bank, along with museum looted by jihadis in 2014.

Councils across England foot £50m bill to clear up nearly a million rubbish dumping instances a year.

Support for the elderly, mothers and abortions get cut in Republican health care replacement plan.

League president repeats 'insulting' claims there is no evidence up to 800 babies and infants found at home.

"Country has gone mad" in bid for gender equality, says one opposer.

Controversial scholar criticised First Lady Janet Museveni over sanitary pads for poor Ugandan girls.

Ethnic minority delegates and pretty hostesses pose for cameras on Tiananmen Square. Meanwhile, a quiet power struggle is taking place inside the Great Hall of the People.

Automatic detention of all asylum seekers in container camps a response to 'terror attacks by migrants across Europe'.

US Homeland Security Secretary says he'd do 'almost anything' to deter people from making perilous trek.

Tamil Nadu and Indian federal government demand thorough probe as Colombo denies allegations.

The party falsely claimed that a serious travel warning over the terror threat was issued.

Three existing camps at full capacity face rapid flow of refugees, with 1,000 people arriving per day.

Several skiers were reported missing after a wall of snow slammed into intermediate level slope.

The twins became stranded overnight when Martha Williams fell while trying to reach her car.

Buhari,74, has been on medical leave in London since 20 January amid fears leader too unwell to resume office.