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Protests venues in the UK saw a face-off between the Trump supporters and anti-Trump activists as the US president met with the British prime minister and other political leaders.

New videos posted on Instagram showed a huge line of climbers as they wait their turn to reach Mount Everest's summit.

Venting frustration at the failed Hanoi summit with President Donald Trump, North Korea has executed its special envoy to the U.S and a few other foreign ministry officials. They faced charges of "spying for the U.S."

The man was found lying motionless on the bed in his apartment by a relative. Autopsy revealed he had died five hours before the relative arrived at the apartment.

British Prime Minister Theresa May announced her resignation on Friday. The PM was in tears while announcing her decision to quit.

Modi and his Bharatiya Janata Party improved on their last year's score in the 542-member lower house of the Indian Parliament, the Lok Sabha.

President Donald Trump declares a national emergency to limit the threat posed to the US by foreign IT technologies.

Israel Defense Forces said Tuesday the militant group Hamas is canceling classes in the Gaza Strip to send children to "riot" against Israeli troops.

Drones carrying explosives hit two pumping stations servicing the pipeline that brings oil to the Red Sea port of Yanbu.

Elon Musk and British diver Vernon Unsworth will meet in court Oct. 22 to settle a legal dispute triggered by Musk.

President Donald Trump said he does not think North Korea is ready to negotiate with the US, adding "nobody is happy" about North Korea's missile launch.

Two divers rescued a nurse shark stuck in the reef near Florida coast

China is using the United States' own cyberwarfare weapons against it.

USS Abraham Lincoln carrier strike group sent to Iran in response to troubling warnings, says John Bolton

Police responded to the home on reports of a child in the mouth of a dog. Officers arrived and performed CPR on the child before he was rushed to a nearby hospital, where he succumbed to injuries.

Banks and big businesses worldwide are boycotting hotels owned by the Sultan of Brunei on account of that country's new law that sentences gays to death for homosexual acts.

Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein has resigned, bringing an end to two years of non-stop tensions with the White House.

The 600-ft- long submarine is reportedly equipped to launch Poseidon nuclear torpedoes and can dive to around 1,700 feet.

The 76-year-old centrist Democrat faces a crowded field, which includes the progressive Senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren.

Doctors on board the aircraft took turns to perform CPR for over two hours in a bid to save the two-month-old baby.

The Catholic Church has uncovered and opened the "Holy Stairs" in Rome to the public for the first time in nearly 300 years.

Following the attack, police said the dogs were euthanized at the Humane Animal Rescue shelter in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Parents of the 3-week-old baby were terrified after the infant choked on milk and became unconsciousness.

Former Peruvian president Alan Garcia died by suicide Wednesday after police arrested him on bribery charges.

The test announced Thursday was the first public weapons test by North Korea since President Donald Trump's historic meeting with Kim Jong Un in Singapore last year.

Peyton Shields was boogie-boarding at Crescent Beach when the attack took place. The girl was taken to a nearby hospital where she received 40 stitches.

The man was feeding the deer in its enclosure when the animal attacked him, and succumbed to his injuries at the scene despite paramedics attending to him.

At one point, the 19-year-old woman could barely keep her head above the water as she watched the boy being pulled farther and farther away from the shore.

Former two-term governor of Massachusetts Bill Weld released a three-minute-long video, highlighting his achievements during his two gubernatorial terms in the 1990s.