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Drug wholesalers supplied 10.2m hydrocodone pills and 10.6m oxycodone pills to two pharmacies in Williamson over 10 years.

A biology teacher in Raipur is under fire after saying that the victim of a Dehli gang rape was at fault for the brutal attack that led to her death.

Iranian women ignore traditional gender roles in conservative rural Iran to prove they can do "men's work" as well as any man.

Leader of British territory on edge of Spain says he has power to choose which parts of Brexit deal to implement and which to avoid.

Spirituality lost as yoga becomes money-spinning big business, says Michigan State University professor.

A search party is underway after a boat belonging to surfwear and fashion boss Pierre Agnes was washed up empty on a beach in southwest France.

"'State of the Uniom' pretty sums up this presidency," someone wrote.

CIA director Mike Pompeo has said he believes Russia will attempt to interfere in the 2018 US midterm elections.

Teenage Tide Pod challenger saved from cardiac arrest after silly video stunt goes horribly wrong. Detergent manufacturer repeats warning.

In a dream wedding held on Sunday, 19-year-old Dustin Snyder got married to Sierra Siverio while his supportive community rallied together to fulfil his last wish.

Brisbane man fined $3,000 for going into Lady Cilento Children's Hospital every day, pretending to be a doctor.

Jamaica bans Holocaust denier and anti-gay pastor Steven Anderson from the Faithful World Baptist Church in Tempe, Arizona, from entering the country.

As Trump prepares first State of the Union address to Congress, tickets have to be reprinted after embarrassing typo.

The incident that took place when the man was being lowered to the ground after he completed his jump is believed to have been caused by a system failure.

The fatwa has been issued by an Islamic cleric in India's north Indian state of Uttar Pradesh.

Eldest son rescued from California House of Horrors attended community college while mother Louise Turpin waited outside

State department says it will not enforce new sanctions, as current ones already a deterrent.

Qatar's Defence Minister Khalid Bin Mohammad Al Attiyah said Washington's Al-Udeid Air Base near Doha will become even bigger to accommodate more personnel.

The Iranian leader alleged creating instability in war-torn Afghanistan through the Isis is necessary to justify Washington's security presence.

The first lady cancelled her plans to join the president at the World Economic Forum at the last minute.

"Due to a technical defect we had to stop the double chair lift in the area of Rosenkranz," Karl Fussi, a spokesperson for the Kreischberg ski resort said.

The homeless sleepers were handed community protection notice and forced to vacate the Stratford Centre.

The aerial encounter between Russia's Su-27 and the US' EP-3 spy plane lasted for more than two hours.

The new footage was shared across various social media platforms in a bid to make up for the terror group's massive defeats in Syria and Iraq.

A 19-year-old Brazilian girl has put her virginity up for auction in an attempt to support her family and buy her mum a house.

More than 300 people have been detained for criticising Turkey's offensive into Syria on social media, as the government cracks down on dissenters.

Mumbai's slum hotel is opening for tourists wishing to experience the reality of poverty in India's largest cities.

The EU has said it will offer a "status quo transition without national representation" from March 2019 until 31 December 2020.

The owner of Val mineral water has taken out a lawsuit against two unnamed restaurants in Brussels for allegedly selling diners tap water in its bottles and passing it off as mineral water.