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The San Antonio officer had been with the force for five years.

The contract for eight new frigates is considered a 'political football'.

Shia paramilitary forces report that four more villages have been liberated at Nineveh province.

Known for their skull balaclavas and combat skills, they're taking Iraq back.

Trump was reportedly paid for 10 modeling jobs in the seven weeks prior to getting a work visa in 1996.

German intelligence agency is investigating up to 80 soldiers for potential Islamist beliefs.

Users will be able to find a polling place locator on its app and get a ride there, Uber has announced.

Born Terence Kelly, and known by the nom-du-guerre Abu Usama al-Irlandi, the Irishman died in the attack.

The music superstar called Clinton's campaign 'history' and urged voters to cast their ballots early.

Hamid Hakkar, on the run from a 15-year prison sentence for murder, was nabbed at a Halloween party.

But Liz Truss falls short in condemning press attacks on judges over Article 50 ruling.

Bob Neill MP said criticisms over judges' decision were 'horrifying' and reminded him of 'Robert Mugabe's Zimbabwe'.

Ex-SAS man says violence was used in self defence as team tried to fight way out of police station during riot.

Firearms and suspected drugs were found during a police raid on Rolando Espinosa's prison cell.

US tabloid insists it didn't pay Karen McDougal to bury the story about Trump who was married to current wife Melania.

Clashes broke out after people attending a funeral procession reportedly threw rocks at security officials.

President Joko Widodo has postponed his visit to Australia due to security situation following the clashes.

Qatari officials had pledged the money in 2011 to mark the 65th birthday of Bill Clinton.

The blasts occurred in Hawija, about 120km south of the Isis stronghold of Mosul.

The Philippine president recently claimed he would stop swearing because God had threatened to kill him otherwise.

The blast occurred outside a police station in Diyarbakir on 4 November amid a crackdown on pro-Kurdish leaders in the country.

US Undersecretary of State for Political Affairs says Washington will support talks 'as long as it remains viable'.

During his visit to Australia, the president is expected to discuss joint naval patrols in the contested waters.

Organisers say 100,000 people could turn up to demand the resignation of President Park Guen-Hye.

The FBI and New York police are probing reports of al-Qaeda's plan to launch attacks ahead of the 8 November presidential polls in the US.

The president stressed on the importance of the country's investigative bodies being independent of politics.

"Our people do not deserve to be put in dog kennels, to have numbers written on their arms' water protectors said.

Police are searching the land for evidence after the discovery of the woman.

Fertility doctor Norman Barwin is alleged to have used his own sperm at a clinic in Ottawa.