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Donald Trump Warns Ankara of 'Devastating' Sanctions if US-Turkey Meeting Fails
US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said his department had given Pompeo and Pence a list of additional sanctions that could be imposed unless Turkey ended its assault.
US Carried Out Secret Cyber Strike on Iran in Wake of Saudi Aramco Oil Attack, Say Officials
The attack highlights how President Donald Trump's administration has been trying to counter what it sees as Iranian aggression without spiraling into a broader conflict.
Pakistan Court Acquits 15 Suspects in Jinnah's Balochistan Residence Attack Case
The Residency was originally used as the summer residence of the Agent of the British Governor-General. Jinnah spent the last days of his life there as he suffered from tuberculosis. It was later declared a national monument.
No 'Major' Breakout of Islamic State Militants in Syria, Says US
Anywhere between 50 and 150 wives and children of Islamic State prisoners had escaped in the chaos after Turkish forces attacked last week, a US official said.
Dog that Bit 25 in Karachi Dead as Pakistan Grapples With Shortage of Anti-Rabies Vaccine
Hospitals in the entire province have been facing an acute shortage of the vaccine after India and China halted the supply of cheaper anti-rabies vaccine to Pakistan.
Texas Police Officer Charged With Murder for Shooting 28-Year-old Black Woman in Her Home
Atatiana Jefferson was killed on Saturday at about 2:30 a.m. when officer Aaron Dean fired a single shot through a window into her home as she cared for her 8-year-old nephew.
Indian-origin Couple Seek Review of UK's Smart Motorways After Son's Death in Accident Near Birmingham
Dev Naran was pronounced dead at the scene of a collision between a truck and a car on the M6 motorway near Birmingham last year.
At Least 26 Dead after Powerful Typhoon Lashes Japan, Missions On to Rescue Those Trapped
More than 100,000 rescuers, including 31,000 troops, were working into the night to reach people trapped after torrential rain caused landslides and filled rivers until they burst their banks.
Shooter Opens Fire on Church Wedding in Small US Town, Two Injured
The wedding was underway when the shooting broke out, police said. Weddings guests were subduing the shooter when police arrived three minutes later.
As New Syrian Exodus Unfolds after Turkish Assault, Some Fear They Will Never Go Home
Some 100,000 people have fled their homes since Turkey mounted its offensive in northeast Syria on Wednesday, moving away from the border and deeper into the region - which the Kurdish YPG militia and its allies control.
After Year of Roller-Coaster Negotiations, Trump Says US, China Reached 'Substantial Phase One' Trade Deal
US President Donald Trump said that the two countries had reached a ‘substantial deal’ after he concluded his White House meeting with the visiting Chinese Vice Premier Liu He.
US Blacklists South Africa's Influential Indian-origin Gupta Family Over 'Widespread Corruption'
Among those specifically named in the US Treasury Department's designation include Ajay Gupta, Atul Gupta, Rajesh Gupta, and their associate Salim Essa for their involvement in corruption in South Africa.
Pak Court Rejects Plea to Drop Terrorism Charges against Former President Musharraf
in 2013, a single-member bench of the IHC had ordered the police to invoke the anti-terror law against Musharraf since detaining judges is 'an act of terrorism'.
Turkey Begins Pounding Syria's Kurds With Air Strikes; US Republicans Turn on Trump
The assault began days after US President Donald Trump pulled American troops out of the way, prompting denunciations from senior members of his own Republican Party who say he abandoned the Syrian Kurds, loyal allies of Washington.
'The Most Mentally Ill Human Being in America Seems to Be The President': Rihanna Slams Donald Trump
Rihanna earlier removed her catalogue from the blanket "political entities license" agreement that had allowed President Trump to play her songs during his rallies.
Protests over Bangladesh Student Death as PM Hasina Vows to Punish Killers
He was allegedly beaten for six hours in a dormitory not long after posting a Facebook comment criticising Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina for signing a deal allowing India to take water from a river on the border between the two nations.