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Trump had tests done to assess his cognitive abilities which he passed with a maximum score, but it could deter some voters.

Maysen Melton has been charged as an adult, who faces two dozen felony counts, including charges of sexual assault, first-degree kidnapping and child pornography.

The child captured in the video on Weibo has been identified as Li Changjiang or simply "the delivery boy".

A baby was killed and more than a dozen people were injured after a car rammed through pedestrians near Copacabana beach in Brazil.

The government's forensics regulator Gillian Tully says police forces do not meet standards for forensics, which lead to miscarriages of justice.

Two boys, ages 12 and 13, were arrested in Iowa after vandalism at Wild Hill Honey in Sioux City killed half a million bees in December 2017.

Jason Tarlton was arrested and charged after a former student accidentally posted pictures showing "in a sexual manner" to the social media app After School.

Police in Arizona have arrested Cleophus Cooksey Jr. after his mother and stepfather were shot dead in Phoenix. Cooksey has now been linked to 7 other killings in the Phoenix area.

Pope Francis conducted an impromptu wedding of a couple of flight attendants aboard the papal plane as he traveled from Santiago to Iquique, Chile.

Authorities in Canada said that a woman pleaded guilty to manslaughter after a Facebook post showed her wearing a belt that police think was the murder weapon.

Anthony Small won the British and Commonwealth light middleweight titles in 2009 and appeared in BBC2's two-part documentary, Muslims Like Us.

Police have charged David and Louise Turpin with torture, abuse and false imprisonment of their 13 children in California.

Halton McCollin was shot in the back of the head in China Garden takeaway on Chester Road in Trafford just before 9pm on Saturday 19 January 2008.

Essence Evans wrote a Facebook post about how she makes her 5-year-old pay her rent and others parents had a lot of opinions.

Anti-mafia police swooped on 33 suspected Chinese gang members involved in gambling, prostitution, drugs and the transport of Chinese goods across Europe.

Shocking footage originally aired on American ABC TV show Ripley's Believe It or Not in 1985 was made to promote passenger safety.

Indianapolis woman accused of leaving two young children in freezing vehicle while she goes for an interview.

Robert Francis Krebs, accused of holding up bank in Tucson, Arizona, picked up by police in swoop on local hotels.

Home Office claims Hamza bin Walayat's knowledge of humanism 'rudimentary at best' and he cannot be considered a humanist.

A Manchester mother of three will not serve jail time despite admitting to beating her wife after a Christmas Eve party.

Ryanair flight FR7063 forced to land in Santander after woman began screaming and stomping her feet at cabin crew.

Group calling themselves "Right in Resistance" post pictures of dummy decapitated corpse in anti-Muslim threat.

Charles Ponzi – the Italian convict who gave his name to financial scams – died 69 years ago today.

US president reveals he does more exercise than people realise, including "running next door" and playing lots of golf.

Sakina Bibi and her daughter Alizah were treating children in the southwestern city of Quetta when suspected Islamists shot them dead.

Paramedic suspended over claims Bury team moved body to avoid talking it to morgue as their shift was coming to an end.

False alarm warning Hawaiians of incoming ballistic missile attack leads to slump in traffic to popular sex site.

"We eat and drink the food that is thrown away," 11-year-old Ayoub said. "We collect fish, meat, potatoes, onions and flour."

An iconic actor, yes, but Peter Wyngarde's 1970 single sounds jaw-droppingly offensive to modern ears.