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Tech giants unite to develop new advanced and secure encrypted email.

Pakistani cricket legend says warmth shown by Indian fans has impressed him.

The unidentified woman remains at large, federal authorities say.

Boris Johnson termed the incident as 'one of the worst moments.'

But hundreds of others applaud and cheer candidate as he attacks Obama and Hillary Clinton.

Research disputes studies that say a couple of units per week reduces heart disease and other illnesses.

Transport Ministry flags potential security danger and threatens airline with suspension.

Update includes a security update patch for the device.

First US president to visit Cuba since 1959 revolution in joint press conference with President Raul Castro.

US marijuana laws in 26 states may soon be too mighty to fail

The Democratic senator said the US 'can't elect wannabe tyrants to the White House. Not now, not ever.'

Most hospitals in China require patients to buy registration tickets before they can see a doctor.

Now I won't be just a broken-down, depressed grandpa on Social Security says Matthew Hay-Chapman.

As Stephen Crabb said no further plans for welfare cuts, Cameron was tasked with damage control.

The FBI asked for a delay on a court hearing that was meant to demand Apple's help.

Alain Robert climbs up 187-metre Paris building in less than 45 minutes.

A 3D model of king's poorly-dug grave allows the public to see how he was found by archaeologists.

The punitive damages come on top of $115 million the jury imposed after two weeks of trial.

The S&P 500 also hit its best close since late 2015.

Four gunmen attacked a hotel hosting an EU military training mission in Bamako, Mali's capital.

Manta rays are said to have passed self-awareness mirror test by observing their reflections.

Apple uses 21 March press event to launch new iPhone SE, smaller iPad Pro and new Watch straps

Texas police have arrested Sofya Tsygankova for first-degree murder.

Stanford invents software enabling real-time facial reenactment that can be mapped onto a real face.

More power, faster WiFi and some cutbacks - here's what you need to know about the iPhone SE.

'We can well afford to pay our current taxes, and we can afford to pay even more,' the group said.

Dubai launches public service health campaign to ban pregnant women from shisha cafes.

Sscroll was written in metallic ink, hundreds of years earlier than previously thought.

Abu Musa al-Britani, believed to be British, has carried out an attack in Anbar province.