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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.

Social ratings will be awarded by people to each other and the resulting score will rank their social standing and impact access to various services, including loans and jobs.

TV star turned opposition candidate Salvador Nasralla has accused Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez's government of trying to steal the election.

In an Instagram video, Arias was seen working out with weights as the child was strapped on her back with the help of a baby carrier.

People on Twitter are sharing their attempts at reproducing the invisible box challenge, where they have to jump over their own feet. One participant who went viral shares her story.

There are reports that say Ali Abdullah Saleh's house was blown up by Houthi rebels in central Sana'a amid the ongoing conflict.

Twitter couldn't help but mock the president over his "epic meltdown" with a slew of jokes, memes and sarcastic comments.

A homeless man from Las Vegas has been hailed a "true hero" after rescuing two small children from a potentially deadly blaze.

Despite claims that radiation from nuclear tests sites in North Korea are affecting people researchers are unable to confirm the same due to lack of data.

The boy's parents dismissed the claim as "he doesn't speak at all", and has "the mental capacity of a one-year-old".

Lawyer Bobby Banson claims Libya's slave market is being used to harvest organs that are then sold to recipients in other countries.

The airlines confirmed the crew reported the suspected sighting, but has no plans of rerouting flights in the region.

Tim Wilson a Liberal MP, turned to the public gallery during a speech on the same-sex marriage debate and proposed his long term partner Ryan Bolger.

"Having a full-out meltdown on Twitter is not helping his case," Lis Smith, former director of rapid response for Barack Obama's campaign, said.

President Nicolas Maduro announces his socialist government would launch its own cryptocurrency to beat US-led sanctions.