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Sarah Cummins, 25, does not want to sit at home and cry.

It wasn't the first time the pair have had awkward handshakes.

The military band played a medley of Daft Punk's best hits.

Russian-American lobbyist confirmed that he accompanied lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya at Trump Tower.

This fight brings together governments, civil organisations and international public opinion.

Energy industry's lack of appeal for women and the young remains a major cause for concern.

The magistrates allegedly siphoned off nearly £400,000 from hospital to fund the renovation.

The Xian H-6 bombers flew over the Miyako Strait between the two Japanese islands of Miyako and Okinawa.

Pyongyang's warning comes as at a time when the UNSC is preparing punitive measures to North Korea's latest ICBM test.

Close confidantes of the pope criticised 'evangelical fundamentalists' for a twisted reading of the Bible.

During the election campaign,Trump described healthcare reform as "easy"

Obama administration expelled 35 Russian officials and shut down Russian estates over spy operations.

'You're the president Mr. Trump. Stop treating it like you're in a frat,' one Twitter user wrote.

Earlier, a documentary by the History Channel claimed Earhart and her navigator Fred Noonan died as prisoners in Japan.

Apparently, Trump does want some transparency.

Kelly Savage's family is campaigning for full access to his medical records after being denied by hospital authorities.

Marc Kasowitz sent a series of expletive-filled emails after a man told him to resign and stop defending Donald Trump.

The ban will eventually end up in the Supreme Court in the autumn.

Equipment failure, high speed water and deck landings, changing winds and inconsistent boat speed can all cause accidents.

Family of six-year-old cancer victim asks well-wishers to wear football shirts in memory of the youngster.

The doomed Boeing 777 Malaysia Airlines plane went off the radar on 8 March 2014 with 239 people on board.

Three Israelis suffered gunshot wounds as a shooting unfolded in Jerusalem's Old City.

'My privacy was invaded, which was followed by an organized smear campaign,' Delegate Stacey Plaskett said.

Beijing's response comes amid mounting criticism against China's refusal to allow Liu to travel abroad for treatment.

People are being advised to collect their medicines, pets and belongings before leaving.

A domino effect led to the destruction of some expensive art.

Infiniti agreed to honour the price advertised by a computer glitch.

Lena Matthijs, from Alvsborg, criticised the government for sending home kids while letting jihadis return.

Some 20 million people in Africa and the Middle East are facing extreme hunger.