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US Marshals Service increases officers and patrols protecting judges amid threats.

Lithuania's defence minister said Nato should be ready to diffuse any provocations during Russia's exercise.

It was the first royal insult case brought during King Maha Vajiralongkorn's rule.

The American plane was 'on a routine mission operating in accordance with international law', US Pacific Command said.

Government claims former officials never handed back luxury cars worth millions – paid for by the tax payer.

The national weather agency said heavy rain would continue in Bali on Saturday and Sunday.

Keith Cooper was jailed for 40 years in a 1996 armed robbery case, but DNA evidence proved his innocence.

The Obama administration had imposed sanctions on Russia for its alleged interference in the US elections.

In December 2016, the Philippines president said he planned to close all forms of online gambling in the country.

Sources said the involvement of a number of Pakistanis in some terrorist actions led to the move.

President Duterte and his cabinet revoke Regina Lopez's decision to close 23 mines.

Xi appreciated Trump's statement and hoped for working together.

Lord Alfred Dubs, after whom the scheme has been named, has started a petition asking the PM not to abandon it.

Local councils looking to hike charges for parking, leisure services and even green waste collection.

The overseas edition of the People's Daily said the letter was an opening to help manage issues.

The president says need policies to address illegal immigration, drug trafficking, and violent crime

Donald Trump and Ashraf Ghani discuss strengthening of bilateral relationship.

Guadalupe García de Rayos was turned over to Mexican authorities at border crossing in Nogales, Arizona on Thursday.

These areas were home to 61% of the estimated 11.1 million undocumented immigrants in the US.

White House CISO Cory Louie's departure reportedly sparks fear among Obama appointees.

Press Secretary Sean Spicer described the leaks facing Trump's administration as 'very concerning'.

Auto trade, TPP trade pact and security ties are issues that could be discussed between the two leaders.

The global agency had come under fire for being responsible for the spread of cholera in the country.

Politicians reacted as they heard the news a court refused to reinstate the travel ban.

'See you in court', the US president tweeted moments after the decision.

The case could now head to the Supreme Court, where it could face a 4-4 tie among justices.

The US president's adviser has been counselled since making the comments.

There was no risk of collision between the two aircraft.

Punches were thrown in South Africa's parliament as MPs clashed during Zuma's address.