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The Colorado woman passed the teller a note saying a man had a gun aimed at the kids.

Democrats in the meeting were told 'Pocahontas is now the face of your party'.

The developer who owns the property, rejected offers to turn the building into a Holocaust memorial.

Robin Townley has been refused security clearance required to be on National Security Council.

The UN says that 17.1 million people struggle to eat in the war-torn country.

Between 12,000-14,000 Russian women are killed every year because of domestic abuse.

Jin Xing has celebrated a career as China's most-loved TV presenter and is openly transgender.

The confrontation is likely to put the fragile ceasefire at risk.

Thousands were in Baghdad's Tahrir Square after cleric Moqtada al-Sadr called for a protest.

The prime minister is accused of accepting cigars and wine from a Hollywood producer.

Marin insists that only 10 immigrants arrested did not have a criminal record.

The doctor is scared to leave the US to work in Iran, in case the travel ban is upheld.

Canadian agencies are taking up to 10 applications a day from refugees leaving the US

The Turkish president said the changes were necessary following 2016's failed coup.

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Wang Qi was an army surveyor, who accidentally crossed into India in 1963.

The official said the malware attack affected the ministry's 'field offices' including embassies.

Rebels have warned that a regional war might erupt in East Africa.

Guadalupe Garcia de Rayos was turned over to Mexican authorities at a border crossing in Arizona.

The new US president made the statement during a joint press conference with Japanese PM Shinzo Abe.

Women fear violence and abuse as they attempt to reach safety in Europe.

One prisoner was set to die next week, but that has now been pushed back to 10 May.

Friday's meeting came amid uncertainty about how Trump's 'America First' stand could affect Japan.

The 6.5 magnitude quake was triggered by movement in the Philippine fault, which sits in the Pacific 'Ring of Fire'.

Rachid Kassim is believed to have guided half of the 17 terrorist attacks against France in 2016.

Deporting Snowed is reportedly being considered to "curry favour" with the US president.

The guitarist reportedly said he thought it was OK to have a loaded gun on a plane.

Several different messages came from the White House, with a revised order also a possibility.

The actor was arrested a few days after the exhibit opened.