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Two high school girls and a third teenager were killed in Brentwood in 2016.

4 snowboarders were killed in an avalanche at Tignes in French Alps on 14th February.

Republican candidate is under severe pressure for allegedly providing his wife and children with fake jobs.

Korwin-Mikke, 74, has caused outrage before with a Nazi salute during an EU debate on transport.

Secretary of the Interior mounts horse Tonto in display of showmanship for parks officials and employees.

Ibrahim Halawa was arrested in August 2013 in the midst of a government crackdown in Egypt.

The safety of the Shadow unmanned drones needs to be revisited by the Pentagon before tragedy occurs.

Inspirational pre-school teacher saved infant Lyla Carreyn's life by giving her a kidney transplant.

Head of US Justice Department and FBI in storm after misleading claim about meeting Russian ambassador.

We take a look at the man who met Jeff Sessions – twice.

Security forces hunt armed men feared to belong to Somalia-based al-Shabaab terror group.

Here are the US government probes investigating Russia's influence on the US election.

Builders were working on the roof at the time of the collapse, local media reported.

The MQ-1, used in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, will be retired by July to make way for the much bigger MQ-9.

Shamsuddin starred in more than 40 feature films and was famed for his portrayal of secret agent Jefri Zain.

Over 10,000 civilians have fled Isis-held districts since government forces breached the city's southern defences on 23 February.

His career has been dogged by allegations of racism and bigotry.

The presidential hopeful, who is leading current polls, has dismissed the vote as 'political interference'.

Inquiry into man "in an important position there who belongs to an organisation with fascist-like structures".

Ping says stiff penalties could resolve political stalemate after Gabon's disputed polls.

Macron has announced a six-tier plan to deliver his vision for France.

Daniela Vargas' Daca validity expired in November 2016 and she reportedly applied to renew it in February.

IBTimes UK speaks to a leading figure within the armed rebellion active inside the country.

Australia's Department for Finance used real staff in a painful advert promoting its graduate programme.

The team analysed urine levels in 31 swimming pools and hot tubs - the results are pretty distressing.

Athlete testifies against a sports agent and baseball trainer accused of alien smuggling and conspiracy.

A massively escalating number of bomb threats and vandalism at cemeteries prompts beefed up response.

The 6.7km stretch would have run through the heart of the tech capital of India linking key facilities.

UN concludes both sides in final push by Assad forces for control of east Aleppo committed war crimes.