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Trump released a series of scathing tweets about both Clinton and Sessions.

President Trump infamously attacked the Obama-era resettlement deal in a spat with Malcolm Turnbull.

"No reason to believe he's EVER told the truth," one Twitter user wrote.

Around 11 people have been pulled out of the rubble and four are confirmed dead.

The data being traded reportedly includes names, addresses, voter IDs, voter status and party affiliations.

The man apparently took his life on the day he was scheduled to be discharged from hospital after his surgery.

South Korean military is closely watching movement in North Korea to check for any provocative act.

The normally neutral speech was highly politicised by the president.

A construction worker took his own life after clocking 200 hours of overtime in the month before his death.

Indonesia said it fired warning shots when 2 Vietnamese boats intercepted inside Indonesian water.

Most of the Iraqi nationals are Chaldean Catholics, Sunni Muslims, or Iraqi Kurds and their lawyers say they could face persecution back home.

Four Arab states have accused Qatar of supporting terror groups, something that Doha strongly denies.

The Jordanian soldier was convicted by a military court earlier in July.

The spyware has reportedly been developed by Chinese police and can monitor chats, SIM card data, Wi-Fi data and more.

Beijing said its pilot's actions were legal and necessary after Pentagon accused the Chinese jets of performing 'unsafe' intercept of US EP-3 aircraft.

Nouri al-Maliki has already held talks with Russian foreign minister and parliament speaker.

The three-year-old was pulled out of a pool unconscious and transported to Perth by an air ambulance.

The reworked lyrics of the global hit promotes Venezuela government's plan for a controversial new citizen's assembly.

A large majority of Democrats, 70%, believe Trump should be impeached.

The unruly woman, who was restrained with zip-ties, was detained when the plane flew back to Houston.

The metal detectors will be replaced with other technology, the Israeli government said.

The unverified video is said to occur around the time UN officials called for investigations into executions.

The two women burned construction equipment and damaged pipeline valves using torches.

Two people have died and more than 100,000 displaced amid heavy rainfall, officials say.

Using artificial intelligence together with facial recognition is now a huge burgeoning industry in China.

Ekhlas was 14 when Isis militants raided village in northern Iraq, killing men and kidnapping women and girls.

One of Anne Dufourmantelle's books was entitled Praise of Risk.

Tor exit node operator Dmitry Bogatov, accused of inciting violence, has been released from jail.

Grigory Saksonov was attending the "For A Free Internet" protest targeting online censorship.