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The schoolboy and two other men were wounded in the drive-by shooting orchestrated by an unknown assailant.

A book about the royal feud between brothers Prince William and Prince Harry is due in October this year.

Health officials observed that these could be from non-adherence to preventive guidelines such as social distancing and the wearing of face masks.

Pregnant COVID-19 patients face complications during labour, putting newborn babies at risk.

The partnership between Palantir the CDC began around the middle of March, which uses a curated web app to track the COVID-19 spread.

Police are investigating the circumstances under which Fayth Graham suffered the self-inflicted gunshot wound.

The Indian government has halted the export of certain medicines to create a stockpile in case of a major outbreak within the country.

Trinidad and Tobago refused to allow the Caribbean Princess to dock after more than 300 passengers and crew started suffering from gastroenteritis.

A British citizen who had been detained by US immigration was found dead in a detention centre in Florida.

Toyota and Honda will be recalling vehicles around the world due to airbag problems.

Huawei acknowledges that being on the trade blacklist has affected global sales of its products.

Negligent forces in Egypt and Jordan caused the death of multiple US-trained sniffer dogs forcing the US to stop sending trained dogs to those countries.

Indian researchers have completed a clinical trial of an injectable male contraceptive which is now awaiting Drugs Controller's approval.

Industry insiders claim Tencent plans to publish console games in the US with the help of Nintendo.

The US-led raid resulting in the death of the ISIS leader was aided by an SAS team.

Donald Trump has refused to send Anne Sacoolas back to the UK to face charges for killing Harry Dunn.

A Norwegian man was fatally shot by his father-in-law while trying to surprise him on his birthday.

Forever 21 has filed for bankruptcy and will be restructuring by closing down stores in Asia and Europe.

2,500 people remain missing from the Bahamas since Hurricane Dorian nearly levelled the islands.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has been arrested at the Ecuadorian embassy in London on Thursday.

Germany is headed for a recession this year as its export driven economy slows due to the global economic downturn and Trump's trade war.

Although US debt may be at eye-popping levels, an economist explains why it shouldn't keep you up at night.

In a meeting with officials from the Senate Arms Committee, U.S. Forces Korea Commander Robert Abrams warned that North Korea's military program "remains unchecked."

Russia announced its plan to develop new missiles that are invincible following the fallout of its nuclear agreement with the United States.

U.S. President Donald Trump tries for the second time to seal a denuclearization deal with Kim Jong-un after failing the first time around.

On Dec. 4, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo gave Russia 60 days to "return to compliance" with the INF Treaty, failing which the U.S. would suspend its obligations to the treaty.

The power that wins in Central Asia will shape the nature of global capitalism.

An MIT report shows how false news spreads "faster and deeper" than real news items on Twitter.

An NBC poll shows 56% of Americans are against guns in the classroom - but there's a deep split between Democrats and Republicans.

The woman had to be restrained by fellow passengers on-board a SkyWest flight from San Francisco to Boise, Idaho.