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Former Fox anchor expected to conduct the interview at the International Economic Forum in June 2017.

Gorka has been linked to Nazi-affiliated Vitézi Rend and anti-Semitic Hungarian militia Magyar Garda.

Kushner has part-ownership of companies whose loans amount to around $1bn.

Investigators say identifying the victim will be hard as he was burned beyond recognition.

The move drew further condemnation from Israelis, but was celebrated among Palestinians.

The pair have spoken for the first time since their row over the Syrian conflict.

'Remember, I did win more than three million votes more than my opponent', she added.

The Democrats are fighting for the implementation of the Equality Act after re-introducing it to the Senate.

Reports say that up to 5 blasts killed civilians and Kurdish-led fighters in Rajm al-Salibeh, Syria.

'Any time the Metro's not on fire, I count it as a win'.

From Israel to Australia, Kim Jong-un's regime in North Korea has a long list of targets.

Many animal rights activists support banning declawing.

IBTimes UK hears how leaders of social movements have come together to rejuvenate grass-roots movements.

If a vote isn't held this week, then it will be very difficult to get Obamacare back onto the floor of the house.

Lee County Sheriff's Deputy Christopher Patricella admitted to using the derogatory term in front of a trainee.

Trump's latest tweets have sent Washington into a spin.

'Drunk' American charged with assault after allegedly attacking passenger and choking airline employee.

The Thomson Reuters Foundation and European Bankers Alliance developed the toolkit.

Twenty-first Century Racists do not hate other races. They think they should stay out the way of white progress.

The last shutdown cost the US economy billions of dollars.

The New Delhi-based Jamia Millia Islamia University's decision has come in for criticism.

Interview has sent social media into overdrive as Ugandan president talks of his legacy.

Cholera has killed hundreds of people fleeing conflict and famine in South Sudan.

Number of children suffering from acute malnutrition "shot up" by 50% to 1.4m, UN agency warns.

Advert said to violate rules of government's Department of Defense relating to the military engaging in political acts.

A state-run publication accused Japanese leaders of trying to cash in on the Korean peninsula crisis by spreading rumours.

WHO and IOC urge Shinzo Abe government to introduce anti-smoking measures.

Terrill Thomas' water supply was cut off after he flooded his cell by blocking the toilet.

The note said "being a prisoner in China is even worse than being a horse, cow, sheep, pig or dog in the US"