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These former presidents' rude gestures towards Trump have the internet in stitches

Internet users are highly amused by these photoshopped images of America's founding fathers making insulting hand gestures towards the current US president..

Staff send off German finance minster Wolfgang Schäuble with a big fat zero after eight long years

Hundreds of German finance ministry staff form a zero to celebrate the balanced budgets delivered by German finance minister Wolfgang Schäuble as he leaves office

Hundreds of staff formed a zero as they said goodbye to German finance minister Wolfgang Schäuble, after eight eventful years.

Donald Trump is a crazy, scary clown on the New Yorker Halloween cover

The Halloween cover of The New Yorker magazine depicts US President Donald Trump as a scary clown in the woods. It is not the first time an artist has poked fun at the president.

'Put heroin and fentanyl in death penalty lethal injections,' says US politician

Maryland Senator Robert G Cassilly wants to bring back the death penalty and is proposing the lethal injection be filled with heroin and fentanyl.

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US weighing sanctions against Myanmar for Rohingya exodus

The US State Department says that "it is imperative that any individuals or entities responsible for atrocities" in Myanmar should be held accountable.

US Air Force preparing to put nuclear bombers on high alert amid repeated North Korea threats

General David Goldfein, Air Force chief of staff, said they were yet to receive alert orders, but were ensuring they were prepared for it.

Jeremy Corbyn 'to stand by' Labour MP Jared O'Mara after misogyny and gay slurs

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn 'to stand by' MP Jared O'Mara who quit equality committee after making gay slurs and misogynistic comments.

Who plays more golf Trump or Obama? The debate may finally have been settled

President Trump was a persistent critic of predecessor Barack Obama for his numerous golf outings. But who actually spends more time on the greens?

George Bush told Barack Obama a hilarious joke and the internet thinks it was about Trump

George Bush and Barack Obama shared a joke at a fundraiser in Texas on 21 October and there are good reasons to think it might have been at Donald Trump's expense.

'Oh for the love of covfefe': Trump ruthlessly taunted for saying his tweets are 'well-crafted'

"I was always a good student," Trump said. "I'm, like, a kind of person who does well with that kind of thing."

Philippines' Duterte Lashes Out At EU On U.N. Expulsion Threat

Duterte tells Philippines to be prepared for terror attacks as Marawi siege ends

Duterte urges public to remain vigilant as the remnants of Islamists could come back to launch fresh attacks.

'Pathetic': Trump blasted for playing golf as 5 ex-presidents unite for hurricane relief concert

Current US President Donald Trump did not attend the event in person but appeared in a recorded video message to concertgoers.

James Mattis apologises after Indonesian army chief denied entry into US

The Indonesian army chief was stopped when he attempted to board a flight to Washington to participate in a security conference.

Japanese Voters Head To The Polls As Typhoon Lan Batters Country

Japan's Shinzo Abe clinches two-third majority and promises to 'deal firmly' with North Korea

Prime Minister Abe's ruling coalition secures a resounding victory in snap polls, giving the bloc a supermajority in the lower house.

'Tormented' Theresa May 'begged' Jean-Claude Juncker for help on Brexit

According to reports in the German press, Theresa May 'begged' EU chief Jean-Claude Juncker for help over Brexit, the German newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung reported.

Japan election exit polls point to thumping victory for PM Shinzo Abe's coalition

Exit polls, including one by Japanese public broadcaster NHK, predict that a challenge by Tokyo's populist governor Yuriko Koike has failed.

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Labour will back Tory rebels on Brexit deal unless Theresa May changes divorce bill

Labour shadow Brexit secretary Kier Starmer proposed six changes after government withheld legislation from House of Commons due to fears of defeat at the hands of Tory rebels.

US billionaire Tom Steyer launches national ad campaign seeking Trump impeachment

"This president is a clear and present danger who is mentally unstable and armed with nuclear weapons," Steyer says in the advert.

Trump plans to release classified JFK assassination documents

President Donald Trump approves impending release of files relating to the murder of John F Kennedy in Texas in 1963.

UN under fire as Robert Mugabe named WHO goodwill ambassador

International rights groups and opposition parties have condemned the announcement, highlighting the dire state of Zimbabwe's health service.

Trump White House 'full of white supremacists', says congresswoman

Frederica Wilson responded to claims from Trump administration by saying the White House is full of racists.

At least 50 police officers killed in desert shootout with Islamists in Egypt

At least 50 policemen have been killed when they launched a raid on a militant hideout in Western Desert.

'What fresh hell is this': Donald Trump Jr mocked for posting 'weird' photoshopped photo of his dad

"Is he trying to be Thor and Superman at the same time?" one person questioned.

Trump's Twitter attacks on generals resurface after WH says it's 'inappropriate' to criticise them

White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said it would be "highly inappropriate" to criticise four-star general and White House chief of staff John Kelly.

Suicide Bombers Attack Two Afghan Mosques

At least 72 people killed in suicide attacks on two mosques in Afghanistan

The attacks targeted a Shia mosque in Kabul and a Sunni mosque in Ghor province.

Did Twitter's CEO retweet a 'Russian troll' account claiming to be a Black Lives Matter advocate?

The revelation comes as Twitter continues to face criticism and political scrutiny over the misuse of its platform by Russia's influence campaign during the 2016 election.

President Trump Tells U.S. Serviceman's Widow 'He Knew What He was Signing Up For'

'Worst president ever? 'Donald Trump's poll ratings keep tumbling

A new poll has revealed that most Americans think the presidential legacy of Trump will be negative.

USS Ronald Reagan Takes Part In Joint Naval Drills With South Korea

Japan lodges diplomatic protest in response to South Korea's plans to install military units on disputed islets

The rocky islets – located in the Sea of Japan, also known as the East Sea – are at the centre of the dispute.

Philippines' Duterte will not lift martial law in Mindanao region despite Marawi liberation

The Philippines president said the martial law will remain in place until all the extremists are wiped out from the restive southern region.

'Delusional old man': Trump trolled for giving himself a perfect 10 for Puerto Rico response

"Was the question how many times he golfed before going there?" one Twitter user asked.

Russian warships carrying large weapons and ammunition supply dock in Philippines' Manila

Russian and Filipino navy officials said that the warships unloaded some 5,000 assault rifles, a million rounds of ammunition and 20 army trucks.

George W Bush: Cyberattacks, disinformation should 'never be downplayed or tolerated'

"According to our intelligence services, the Russian government has made a project of turning Americans against each other," Bush said.

North Korea sends 'unprecedented' letter to Australian parliament warning against supporting Trump

Pyongyang sends a direct letter to Australian parliament warning its nuclear power will not be stopped by US President Donald Trump.

Protesters gather against Richard Spencer speech

White nationalist Richard Spencer 'drowned out' during speech at Florida university

Protesters turned out for to demonstrate against the speech on Florida university's Gainesville campus by white nationalist Richard Spencer .

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