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Federer bagged his first Grand Slam title since 2012 at the Australian Open this January.

The Michigan fifth-grader says she plans to become a politician when she grows up.

According to FedWatch, there is a 74% probability that the Fed will raise rates this month.

Chinese aircrafts were involved in an annual joint drill with its naval fleet in the western Pacific.

The country's defence minister said that external threats in the Baltic region are a major reason for bringing back the draft.

Murray now faces Lucas Pouille in the semi-finals.

The think tank said that 110,000 more people were added onto these contracts in 2016.

Vargas was brought into the US by her parents from Argentina when she was 7 years old.

German hostage Jurgen Kantner was beheaded after deadline for payment of ransom expired on 26 February.

Political arguments have been close to blows in Scranton, Pennsylvania's YMCA.

Uber had previously refused to apply for California's testing permit arguing it was not obligated to do so.

Rooney, 31, is expected to leave in the summer after falling down the pecking order at Old Trafford.

The former president jokingly told TV host Ellen that his poncho issues appear to be all about genetics.

Palantir's technology allegedly provides ICE agents with access to databases of the FBI, DEA and others.

Liverpool have lost two of the three games in the league in Lovren's absence.

Beijing had earlier said it plans to build villas, shops and hotels on the disputed Paracel Islands.

England take on hosts West Indies in the first ODI of their three match series on 3 March.

Iraqi authorities are trying to move civilians out of the battleground in west Mosul to prevent loss of innocent lives.

Tanveer Ahmed was jailed for stabbing Asad Shah to death outside his shop in Glasgow.

The S8 and S8 Plus will be launched on 29 March by Samsung.

Iowa judge said Gervais Ngombwa, who claimed he was a victim of the genocide, was actually 'an active participant'.

Authorities are concerned that new refugee camps may crop up following the demolition of the Jungle in October 2016.

The senator demanded a view of the draft bill, arguing it should be an 'open and transparent process'.

The new Taser X2 carries a spare cartridge.

Inflation continues to be a major concern.

Pence's office said he 'fully complied with Indiana law' while using the AOL account.

James D'Arcy, 50, from Bournemouth, Dorset, had admitted manslaughter.

Freed from Sepang police station, Ri Jong-chol was taken to the immigration department for deportation.

John J. Gotti pleaded guilty to selling prescription drugs.