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US Immigration Authorities Force-feed Detainees From India, Cuba
Ruby Kaur, a lawyer for two of the detainees in Texas says her clients, like the majority of those taking part in the hunger strike there, are Indian immigrants who entered the US through southern border more than six months ago and turned themselves in t...
US-Taliban Talks 'on Right Path', Says US Envoy Zalmay Khalilzad
The envoy was referring to negotiations in Qatar last week which raised expectations of a breakthrough and came after a months-long diplomatic push with the insurgents.
British MPs' Break Scrapped as Brexit Clock Ticks Down
British lawmakers have not had their holidays pulled since they were recalled from their 2013 summer break to debate the escalating conflict in Syria.
Afghan President Ghani Accuses Pakistan of Holding 'Keys to War'
Afghanistan has previously accused Pakistan of turning a blind eye to Afghan Taliban commanders on its soil and even of supporting the militant group it is fighting, which Islamabad denies.
Midwest US in Brutal Grip of Colder-than-Antarctica Deep Freeze
Temperatures in parts of the Northern Plains and Great Lakes plunged to as low minus 42 Fahrenheit (minus 41 Celsius) in Park Rapids, Minnesota, and minus 31F in Fargo, North Dakota, according to the National Weather Service.
Trump Says US Intelligence Services 'Naive,' 'Wrong' on Iran
In a hearing on global threats at the Senate Intelligence Committee, the top officials took issue with Trump's assertion that the Islamic State group has been defeated, and that North Korea can be convinced to forego its nuclear weapons.
Canadian Serial Killer Admits to Chopping Up 8 Men With Ties to Toronto's Gay Village
Body parts of seven of the victims were found hidden inside large planters that Bruce McArthur stored at a client's home in midtown Toronto. The remains of an eighth victim were later discovered in a ravine behind the property.
Brexit Risks a Thousand Hearts, as Report Indicates Increase in Death From Strokes by 2030
In the event of a no-deal Brexit, in which Britain crashes out of the union with no agreement on future trading ties, scientists from London's Imperial College predicted as many as 12,400 additional cardiovascular deaths over the next 10 years in England.
Armed Men Attack Police Van, Snatch Prisoner Outside French Courthouse
The spectacular escape comes in the wake of last year's Hollywood-style helicopter jailbreak by Redoine Faid, a notorious gangster, which led to calls for prison services to beef up security and intelligence gathering.
Man Calmly Walks Away With 19th Century Painting in Moscow Museum, Arrested
The suspect took a Crimean landscape by Russian artist Arkhip Kuindzhi and carried it through a room filled with visitors on Sunday evening.
Pakistan Supreme Court to Review Asia Bibi's Blasphemy Acquittal Tomorrow
Asia Bibi, who spent eight years on death row, has been in hiding since the Supreme Court freed her in October, with religious hardliners calling for her death and putting pressure on the government to prevent her from leaving the country.
Asia Bibi's Lawyers Who Fled Country Due to 'Security Reasons' Returns Home Ahead of Hearing
Saiful Malook returned to the country on Saturday ahead of a Supreme Court hearing on January 29 to decide whether to allow an appeal against Asia Bibi's acquittal on blasphemy charges.
12 Immigrant Workers at Trump's Golf Course Fired, Says Lawyer
Many of them had worked at the club for a dozen or more years, he said, and managers knew they had submitted phony documents but looked the other way.
Nearly 600 Revellers Rock the River as Myanmar’s First Pride Boat Sets Sail
Last year marked a milestone after authorities granted permission to hold the event for the first time in a public park with some 12,000 people coming along.
In a First, Top UK Leader Says Brexit Date Could be Pushed Back by a 'Couple of Extra Weeks'
Responding to the idea that this would mean extending the two-year Article 50 negotiation period, Leadsom, who is the organiser of government business in the lower house of parliament, told the BBC.
Indian-Origin Man Convicted of 60,000 Pounds Illegal Drugs Offence in UK
The 38-year-old was convicted alongside Alex Von Nidda aka Alex King, 42, in absentia on the same charges.