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The Iran-Iraq quake is the deadliest of the year – We must do more to help victims
In Iraq's Kurdistan, apartments had pancaked, concrete floors collapsed and spilled into the street, giant rocks tumbled from mountainsides damaging cars and buildings.
Poignant portraits of Rohingya Muslim refugees injured while fleeing ethnic violence in Myanmar
Rohingya Muslims who were injured while fleeing ethnic violence in Myanmar's northern Rakhine state showed their wounds to Reuters photographer Jorge Silva at refugee camps in Cox's Bazar.
Israel ready for close cooperation with 'moderate' Arab states like Saudi Arabia, says military chief
IDF chief says Israel would be willing to share intelligence with Riyadh in order to rein in Iran, the arch-rival of both Saudi Arabia and Israel.
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Ohio mother who posed with 20,000 bees on baby bump suffers stillbirth
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'F**k Trump': Texas driver who was threatened by policeman for her 'offensive' car sticker arrested
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North Korea rules out negotiations on nuclear programme ahead of Chinese envoy visit
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Russian troll farm employee: Work at the Internet Research Agency was a 'merry-go-round of lies'
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Isis has been infiltrated by Iraqi spies to stop attacks says country's interior minister
Iraq's interior minister Qasim al-Araji has said agents from his country have infiltrated Isis sleeper cells to prevent further bomb attacks.
Saudi Arabia's King Salman 'to step down next week' paving way for son to succeed him
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Teens win $3m settlement after intrusive drug searches on 900 high school students
Nine students from Worth County High School brought a class action suit against Worth County Sheriff's Office after the mass drug searches in April 2017.
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Coolio and porn star Cherie Deville announce 2020 presidential run
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'F*** Trump': Texas driver's politically-charged message goes viral following police warning
Police in Fort Bend, Texas inadvertently created a viral sensation after they asked the driver of this vehicle to come forward.
Kevin Spacey: Old Vic receives 20 allegations of inappropriate behaviour against star
London's Old Vic theater says it has received 20 allegations of "inappropriate behavior" against Kevin Spacey during his time as artistic director.
Russian trolls didn't cause Brexit – but their global meddling is a real danger to democracy
Whereas once the West was responsible for everything good in the world, today it is the source of everything that is bad.
Outrage after Australian abattoir secretly filmed 'boiling chickens alive'
Animal rights group set up hidden cameras to record Melbourne's Star Poultry Supply slaughterhouse 'scalding' hens to death.
'Disney villains': Treasury head Steve Mnuchin and wife mercilessly trolled for posing with money
"The only way this could be worse would be if Linton and Mnuchin were lighting cigars with flaming dollar bills," one Twitter user wrote.
US and Japan conduct joint naval exercise amid North Korea tension
US aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan, guided-missile destroyers USS Stethem, USS Chafee and USS Mustin are taking part in the massive exercises.
What is causing whales from the deep sea to beach themselves?
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American teen virgin auctioned to Arab businessman for £2.3M says she feels 'emancipated'
American 19-year-old Giselle claims she sold her virginity through the website Cinderella Escorts. An Arab businessman won, narrowly beating a US actor and Russian oligarch.
Public campaign saves the life of Sweden's rare albino elk
Swedish authorities have decided not to put down a a rare white elk that went viral earlier this year.
'Trust me' says Australian diplomat before tragic death plunge from New York apartment
Australian diplomat Julian Simpson fell to his death in New York City after taking part in a drunken "trust game" with a friend.
Ivanka Trump lashes out at Roy Moore: 'Special place in hell for people who prey on children'
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New Zealand family could be paralysed for life after eating wild boar
A New Zealand family, originally from India, could be left in a vegetative state for the rest oft their lives after they contracted food poisoning from a wild boar.
Beachgoers take selfies with 30-tonne dead whale that washed up on Rio's Ipanema beach
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'Teeny tiny hands': Trump had his own weird water bottle moment and Twitter couldn't stop laughing
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Democrats call for Donald Trump impeachment hearings
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Pro-Isis propaganda channel vows 'Christmas blood' in new threat against the Vatican
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Daughter who flew to Mexico for secret liposuction surgery died after complications
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Teenage Russian model who died of 'exhaustion' following 13-hour shift may have been poisoned
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World Philosophy Day: Is Western philosophy racist and xenophobic?
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Emmerson Mnangagwa: Should Zimbabwe celebrate if 'The Crocodile' replaces Mugabe?
Labour's Kate Hoey asked Boris Johnson whether he would support presidency of Mnangagwa, who she said is "probably the one person in Zimbabwe who inspires even greater terror".
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