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US immigration reform: Legalisation of undocumented would increase tax contributions £1.47b a year, study says

The study revealed undocumented immigrants contributed an estimated $11.84b (£7.92b) in state and local taxes in 2012.

American Congress reaches agreement to 'fast track' Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal

President Barack Obama applauded the agreement in a statement released by the White House.

British government in 'spending frenzy' on international aid as it seeks to meet target of 0.7% GDP

UK paying professional aid staff up to £1,000 a day to work in developing countries.

US election 2016: Democrat Lincoln Chafee accidentally announces 'I'm running' in 2016

The former Rhode Island governor let it slip in an interview with CNN veteran Larry King.

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Election 2015: Comedian Jo Brand blasts Tories over NHS as she backs Labour

Brand, a former nurse, urged people to vote for Ed Miliband and his party on 7 May.

Tory grandee Ken Clarke: Personal attacks on Ed Miliband will cost David Cameron votes

The former Conservative minister issued the warning after Michael Fallon criticised the Labour leader.

Election 2015: Daily Express owner Richard Desmond hands Ukip £1m cash boost

Media mogul gives Nigel Farage huge fighting fund to go along with £300k he gave party in 2014.

Pentagon drafting civilians into Cyber Mission Force to combat cyber terrorism national emergency

A top military official told the Senate the Cyber Mission Force will have 6,200 personnel by 2018.

AQAP Khalid Batarfi Yemen Presidential cropped

Al-Qaeda seizes major airport and Mukalla oil terminal in southern Yemen

Terrorist group pushes into south of the country as Saudi air strikes seek to oust Houthi rebels

Iraqi security forces keep watch during a tribal conference, regarding the Islamic State, at the Ain al-Assad military base in the Anbar province

Isis: Iraqi army poised to hit back against Islamic State in Anbar as civilians flee

Islamic State remain in control of towns in north, east and south of Ramadi but not the city itself, sources say

Election 2015: Ukip and Nigel Farage are dividing South Thanet in a bitter campaign

Attacks, vandalism and accusations of making South Thanet a laughing stock plague Kent election.

Hillary Clinton presidency bid: We need to talk about Hillary and domestic violence claims

Hillary Clinton's campaign presents vivid test: when we say we condemn all domestic violence, do we mean it?

Rousseff ally Vaccari quits after corruption arrest in Petrobras scandal

Joao Vaccari stepped down as treasurer of the ruling Workers' Party.

Yemen: Saudi Arabia says it will make sure Houthis fail

Saudi Arabia's ambassador to the United States defended military action in Yemen.

South Africa: Spirit of anti-apartheid movement summoned as Durban marches against xenophobia

Thousands gather in South African city Durban in wake of deadly xenophobic attacks.

Josephine Witt: Why I ambushed ECB chief Mario Draghi

I managed to penetrate one of the world's most heavily-guarded organisations yesterday. Here's the story behind it.

Saudi Arabia adds half a Bakken to global crude oil market in a month

Saudi Arabia leads surge in Opec crude oil output in March.

Ukip under siege: 3 attacks a week on Nigel Farage supporters and property as election looms

EXCLUSIVE: IBTimes UK investigation recorded more than 30 incidents over a nine-week period.

Election 2015: Should the NHS be privatised to save money? [Poll]

Funding black hole, ageing and growing population, staff shortages -- all put pressure on NHS.

EU vs Android: Why Europe opened an investigation into Google's mobile software

Android is the latest aspect of Google to come under scrutiny but why is the EU investigating it?

Greece credit rating downgraded as German finance minister casts shadow over repayment deal

Greece could run out of money in May when it is due to repay billions to the IMF.

Czech declares new nation Republic of Liberland in no man's land between Croatia and Serbia

Czech calls Liberland smallest sovereign state in Europe after Vatican and Monaco.

Cezmi Budak death shows Turks are terrified of Kurdish election prospects

Budak was killed as part of concerted Turkish campaign to provoke Kurds and paint them as bad guys.

Google robot army and military drone swarms: UAVs may replace people in the theatre of war

Google wants the ability to control a robot army while the US army wants one for intelligence

Election 2015: Leaders set for live TV debates without David Cameron

Labour, Ukip, Green, SNP and Plaid Cymru prepare for latest election debate.

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang: 7% growth will not be easy to achieve

Li Keqiang has ruled out currency devaluation to promote growth through exports.

Yemen crisis: UN peacemaker Jamal Benomar quits

Mauritian diplomat Ismail Ould Cheikh Ahmed likely to succeed Benomar

Party leaders as election campaign starts

General Election 2015: Labour leads the Conservatives by 1 percentage point in YouGov poll for the Sun

Polls continue to show that the race for 10 Downing Street is still very tight.

Lord Skidelsky has attacked the Tory manifesto

Former Tory peer Lord Robert Skidelsky calls Conservative Party election manifesto 'the mother of all lies'

The crossbencher says the Tories austerity policies have damaged the economy and slowed down the recovery.

David Cameron: SNP will be 'chain to Labour's wrecking ball' if Ed Miliband wins the general election

The Prime Minister issues warnings about a Labour government propped up by the SNP.

Israel: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu likens Iran to Nazis during annual Holocaust remembrance day ceremony

Israeli PM Netanyahu: 'Nazis sought to stamp out civilisation... so does Iran seek to control the region.'

Congressional investigator questioned Hillary Clinton over personal emails in 2012

Clinton ignored query about use of private account for government work.

Chile Caval corruption scandal: President Michelle Bachelet's name used during loan negotiations

A former consultant for the company owned by Bachelet's daughter-in-law testified in February.

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US election 2016: New Jersey Governor Chris Christie's New Hampshire trip sparks presidential bid rumours

The governor, once a Republican Party darling, has faced months of scandals and weak poll numbers.

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