Kellyanne Conway accused of disrespect after kneeling on Oval Office sofa
Trump advisor pictured kneeling with feet tucked under her on sofa checking phone.
Iraqi forces inching closer to main government buildings in west Mosul
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Zimbabwe opposition parties fear 'bloody' election campaign in 2018
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China planning to offer financial rewards to encourage couples to have second child
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Kim Jong-nam assassination: South Korea believes 4 North spies behind murder
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Thousands of armed Chinese police stage rally in troubled Xinjiang capital Urumqi
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Sean Spicer dismisses call for investigation into alleged Russian involvement in US elections
The press secretary said the FBI has already confirmed that the claims were unfounded.
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Trump: 'Nobody knew healthcare could be so complicated'
The president also indicated the effort to replace the health law was stalling other parts of his political agenda.
China's state media lashes out at South Korea over Thaad
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Trump pledges to improve ties with China in brief White House meeting with senior Beijing official
Chinese State Councillor Yang Jiechi is in Washington to discuss trade, security and bilateral ties with the US.
At least one dead after small plane crashed in Riverside, California
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Britain calls on Malaysia to show United Nations evidence of VX gas in Kim Jong-nam killing
UK ambassador to UN Matthew Rycroft stresses need to learn more about 'chemical weapon attack'.
Malaysia scrutinising North Korean front firms operating arms business
The country's police chief said the activities of the dubious companies were being closely monitored.
Democrats plan to bring people hit by Trump's travel ban to hear his Congress address
American Civil Liberties Union clients are set to attend Trump's big policy speech.
Billionaire Wilbur Ross confirmed as Donald Trump's secretary of commerce
Senior Democrat Elizabeth Warren calls him 'a cartoon stereotype of a Wall Street fat cat'.
Conspiracy website Infowars given preview of President Trump's congressional address
Site notoriously propagated the Pizzagate fallacy that led a gunman to enter a DC pizzeria.
Muhammad Ali Jr on being detained at airport: 'I felt violated'
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North Korea had 5 security officials 'executed with anti-aircraft guns after enraging Kim Jong-un'
South Korea's intelligence services claim North Korea officials were punished for making 'false reports'.
MH370: Court of Appeal orders Malaysia Airlines to release documents on missing flight
Next of kin of missing passengers demand to see papers and seek damages.
Malaysian police seek Kim Jong-nam's mistress as part of murder probe
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Al-Qaeda deputy leader Abu al-Khair al-Masri reportedly killed in Syrian US drone strike
Al-Masri was implicated in the 1998 bombings of two US embassies in Tanzania and Kenya.
Hungary begins construction of second border fence to keep out migrants
Human rights activists have condemned the 'abusive, pointless, and cruel' immigration policy.
George W Bush attacks Trump Presidency, criticising travel ban and media war
Bush said the free press was crucial to the balance of power and that he supported a welcoming immigration policy.
Trump vows $54bn military boost while cutting domestic programmes, foreign aid
US State Department and Environmental Protection Agency expecting to see deep domestic spending cuts.
Donald Trump is a victim of 'McCarthyism revisited' says senior Republican
Chair of House Intelligence Committee refuses to investigate Trump because there is 'nothing there'.
Trump aide Sean Spicer 'listened in on calls' by US officials refuting Russia story to reporters
White House press secretary said to have enlisted CIA director and senators to convince reporters story was false.
When does Lent start and why do we give things up from Ash Wednesday to Easter?
Chocolate, sweets and alcohol are among the most popular things to avoid.
Francois Fillon poll numbers go into free fall as French prosecutors launch inquiry into Republican
Fillon had been seen as the most likely candidate to face off against extreme-right leader Marine Le Pen.
Trump approval rating hits new low with worst marks ever for a US president's first month
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