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African-American imposter Rachel Dolezal sued Howard University for anti-white discrimination
Dolezal charged traditionally black college with blocking a job, removing artwork because of her race
China denies involvement in massive US data breach
Chinese embassy in Washington calls US accusations 'not responsible and counter-productive'.
China overtakes US as world's top crude oil buyer
China's crude oil purchases are expected to remain robust despite slowing economic growth.
India to develop strategic port in Iran despite US warning about haste
The US believes India is moving too fast and that New Delhi should wait until Tehran signs a final nuclear deal.
Beer pong rapist Joey Poindexter jailed for 150 years after preying on college fraternity men
'Unique' sexual predator may have 30 more victims.
US fishery council halts commercial sardine fishing as Pacific Ocean numbers plunge
Disappearance of fish believed linked to record stranding of starving sea lion pups along US West Coast.
Cuba hails US move to remove Havana from list of terror sponsors
Obama's decision will help the US and Cuba begin diplomatic process to reopen embassies in each other's soil.
US and Pakistan close in on near $1bn defence deal
US plans to equip Pakistan with attack helicopters and Hellfire missiles to boost Islamabad's counter-terrorism efforts.
Yemen crisis: US stepping up intelligence sharing with Saudi-led coalition against Houthis
Washington is also looking to expedite arms delivery of pre-existing orders by Saudi Arabia amid the Yemen offensive.
Washington: Power outage caused by power plant explosion 'had an impact on the White House complex'
The White House, State Department and the US Capitol were all affected by power outages because of an explosion at a power plant in neighbouring state of Maryland.
Fed rate increase: India will not see a repeat of 2013's sell-off
Tighter Fed policy will not cause much damage this time in India, according to ICICI Securities PD.
Netanyahu heaps scorn on Iran in address to pro-Israel lobby ahead of Congress speech
Israeli prime minister speaks to members of AIPAC in Washington heaping scorn on Iran and its nuclear programme.
Angela Merkel in Washington to discuss Ukraine crisis with Barack Obama
German chancellor visiting US two days ahead of Minsk talks to address Ukrainian crisis.
Kim Jong-un likens Obama's remarks on North Korea to barking rabid dogs
North Korea's leader scorns Obama after US president suggests regime will soon collapse.
Fidel Castro breaks silence on change in US-Cuba relations
Former Cuban leader says he does not trust US policy but supports working with political adversaries to resolve conflict.
'Quad copter' drone crashes on White House grounds
President Obama was not at the premises as a two-foot-wide device entered White House grounds.
White House: Obama will not meet Netanyahu on his Washington trip
White House: 'US presidents do not meet heads of state close to their elections.'
State of the Union address: Obama vows to hunt down terrorists from 'Pakistan to Paris'
President Obama urges Republican-controlled Congress to show unity in stepping up military campaign against Isis.
David Cameron in Washington: PM 'lobbied' Barack Obama's Congress opposition over Iran sanctions
Prime Minister David Cameron and President Barack Obama unite over opposition to new Iran sanctions.
US to offer more aid to nearly bankrupt Ukraine
Ukraine's economy is on the verge of bankruptcy.
Palestine risks $400m US funding over Israel ICC war crimes bid
Obama administration considers halting $400m aid to Palestine over move to join ICC.
Washington: Student dies after agreeing to take single punch to the face from classmate
An 18-year-old Washington state high school student has died after agreeing to take a punch to the face from a classmate to settle an argument.
CIA must reform or die after damning torture report
America's flagship intelligence agency is at all-time low - and only major change can keep it alive.
European economy to drag for decade as China meets goals: JPMorgan boss Jamie Dimon
Jamie Dimon says Europe needs to sort out structural issues hampering growth.
Republican Aide Apologises To Obama Daughters After Thanksgiving Ceremony Row
Communications director apologises for Facebook posting about behaviour of Obama's daughters at a Thanksgiving ceremony
Mexican and Central American Leaders Hail Obama's Sweeping Immigration Reforms
Mexico's Pena Nieto and Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez praise Obama.
Three Grandmas Smoking Weed for First Time Goes Viral
The video has attracted over five million views.
Washington National Cathedral to Host First Muslim Prayer in 'Powerful Symbolic Gesture'
The prayer is aimed at fostering a better acceptance between Muslims and Christians worldwide.
UN: US States' Marijuana Legalization Not in Line with International Law
UN anti-narcotics chief fears a global trend following US states' legalization of marijuana.
Opium Poppy Cultivation at a New High in Afghanistan
Afghanistan's opium cultivation has expanded by 7% in 2014 from the preceding year.