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The children were found by officers who were about to break into the vehicle.

The Obamacare replacement passed with 217 votes against 213.

Parachutist has miraculous escape as pilot is praised a 'hero' by police.

Front National leader was in Brittany when protesters struck her with eggs.

Professor José Sarukhán will collect his Tyler Prize at a ceremony near the White House.

'People get excited over elections,' said European Commission chief spokesman Margaritis Schinas.

Advert features militant 'jihadis' on the streets of a quiet suburban region of the US.

Matthew Bryce was left floating in pitch black waters on his board before being saved by a rescue helicopter.

But two top polling experts tell IBTimes UK to treat the undergraduate surveys with caution.

The poll lead is crucial ahead of voting in the coming weeks.

Young people are smart and serious about democracy unlike older men and women who have given up.

Revelation comes as Peta-supporter Anderson tweets a thank you to the FLOTUS.

The US first bombed Islamic State targets in Iraq on 8 August, 2014.

Kotap, aged four, had only a plastic bottle for company and was fed a human diet that included sugary drinks.

The Latin American nation is in a severe economic and political crisis as anti-government protests continue.

Hekmatyar's return comes eight months after signing a peace deal with the government.

A group of North Korean defectors ask South Korean voters not to vote Moon Jae-in, who they fear could let in the North's assassination squads.

Former US president's alleged past laid bare in Rising Star: The Making of Barack Obama.

Low-level violence has left hundreds dead and tens of thousands displaced.

The rogue state recently warned China that it will not "beg" to maintain friendship if its nuclear programme is at risk.

Donald Trump hasn't been back to his home state since he left for the White House in January.

Over 3,000 security personnel conduct door-to-door raids in southern Kashmir to flush out militants.

"On behalf of the whole country, I want to offer our deepest gratitude and good wishes to His Royal Highness."

Mugabe told a WEF panel Zimbabwe is most highly-developed African country after South Africa.

Venezuelan security forces battled protesters who lit fires and hurled stones and petrol bombs in Caracas.

Komodo National Park's head said the incident was 'the first in the past five years'.

Mistaken for an Islamist militant Abas Siraji was shot dead by bodyguards of a government official

President Joseph Kabila's officials are accused of a political blockade and violence against civilians.

The woman only knew that the man was called 'Michael', but there were four at the hotel that night.