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US government approaches the nation's highest court after two lower courts overturned Trump's travel ban.

It may be the haven of conspiracy theories but not many heads are turning in Chantilly.

US media report that the president is to pull the US out of the climate agreement.

Police say the gunman is dead and was acting alone.

Reports suggest Donald Trump pressured him to drop the Russia investigation

New legislation aims to clean up French politics after the fake jobs scandal.

Chechen officials maintain the reports of torture and abuse are false.

Twelve cows died as they plunged to their death in the quiet Swiss village.

A Mexican businessman designed the toilet rolls featuring the US president in response to Trump's controversial remarks about his country.

At least 44 people, including children, died after vehicle en route to Libya broke down in Niger.

"I'm confident that, if there's a real problem, He can take care of it," Walberg said.

"This is a lot worse because this one has connections to a foreign power."

Black Crows shows women and children living under the jihadists and tackles subjects such as mass murder and rape.

Surrounded by the Black Hills and Bear Lodge Mountains, the town is a popular stop for tourists and bikers.

The 15-year-old is the third teenager to have been shot by Israeli forces in recent weeks.

Biden hasn't confirmed if he intends to run against Trump in 2020

Crop-eating pest has invaded at least 20 countries in Africa, where farmers are already coping with drought.

Farage brands claims around former Ukip leader as 'fake news' and 'verging on the hysterical'.

Commander-in-chief already eyeing 2020 re-election.

It's mating season for gators.

Video footage from I-25 shows moment fuel truck driver is saved from the flames as his tanker burns.

President Moon Jae-in said he would not rely on foreign governments' role to contain Pyongyang's armed provocation.

The annual secret meeting of the world's elite will be discussing everything from Trump's presidency to fake news.

Brigadier General Restituto said 960 civilians had been rescued and an estimated 1,000 residents remained trapped in the city.

European human rights watchdog praises Germany for not castrating sex offenders, though it remains legal.

Rights organisations condemn dissolution of group, seen as a way to silence opposition.

The decision comes as China is intensifying efforts to curb the rising threat of terrorism and Islamic separatism.

The UN says the Rohingya are one of the most persecuted groups in the world. Neither Bangladesh nor Myanmar recognises them as citizens.

Brazil's President Michel Temer is in danger of being toppled by the testimony given by the owners.