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US Supreme Court hears case of Colorado baker Jack Phillips, who refused to make wedding cake for gay couple David Mullins and Charlie Craig.

Nearly 200 passengers aboard one of the world's largest cruise ships have been struck by a bout of food poisoning during a two week stretch at sea.

Many people slammed the senator's "tone-deaf" request just days after he voted in favour of the GOP's controversial tax reform bill.

King Michael dies in Switzerland aged 96, 50 years after being forced to abdicate from throne by Soviets.

"My arteries are clogging just reading about his diet," one Twitter user wrote

Mexico presidential candidate Andrés Manuel López Obrador sparks outrage by suggesting drug cartel kingpins should be offered amnesty in Mexico's most violent state Guerrero.

Report finds former Melbourne archbishop Thomas Francis Little "ignored" string of serious allegations against Father Peter Searson.

Shared on Facebook on 1 December, the clip showed the hijab-clad women grooving to popular tunes as part of a flash mob for an AIDS awareness campaign.

Rebecca Kariuki, the children's officer, said they suspect that the mother may be having some vital information that could reveal what happened with the baby.

US Air Force officials reportedly say that CHAMP could be operational within days, hinting that the microwave weapon could be used in an assault.

While one fatality was reported in Santa Paula, the cause of the fire has not been determined yet.

Houthi leader Abdul Malik al-Houthi said their fighters killed former Yemeni president Ali Abdullah Saleh for his "treason".

The previous world record for the longest-lasting rainbow was set in Yorkshire on 14 March 1994 when the rainbow lasted for 6 hours.

The exercise involved Chinese air force reconnaissance planes, fighter jets, and an early warning and control aircraft.

A video clip showed women weeping, kneeling and apologising for "wrongful deeds", which gained widespread attention online last week.

The US Supreme Court ruled that the ban on seven countries can come into effect even as legal challenges continue through lower courts

The Museum of the Bible opened in November after years of debate on how Evangelical backing would affect the institution's final form.

Donald Trump has publicly backed Roy Moore for the first time for a vacant seat in the US senate, despite the candidate being accused of several sex offences.

Sharks seemed in good health with no obvious cause of death, said local resident Lance Payne, who found them.

Child marriage is common at Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh, where marrying off a young daughter means one less mouth to feed.

Lufthansa and Eurowings pilots in Germany are preventing planned deportations of asylum seekers and refugees.

Rosalie Avila's parents found her hanging in her bedroom. They say their daughter, who dreamed of becoming a lawyer, was driven to suicide by bullies at Mesa View Middle School.

Chinese social media users expressed their dismay over a zoo that featured inflatable penguins and farmyard animals.

The Japanese coast guard said it found the decomposed bodies of three men in Yamagata prefecture on 4 December, two days after a battered wooden fishing boat was recovered nearby.

Shaken Thomas Cook holidaymakers said they were "lucky to be alive" after plane engine explodes during take-off.

A man who died after being electrocuted when he climbed onto the roof of a train at Manchester Piccadilly railway station was a 23-year-old from the city, police have confirmed.

Saturday Night Live brutally satirised Theresa May and played up to her robotic image as 'Maybot' and explored her 'takedown' of Trump and his Britain First retweet.

New York financier Rohina Bhandari named as American tourist killed in shark attack off coast of Costa Rica.

Chilling eyewitness account of Auschwitz survivor, Marcel Nadjari, who was forced to help Nazi death squads has finally been deciphered.