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Ballot selfies are explicitly banned in 16 states, while the law remains unclear in 13 other states.

Lawyer for Closer argued that naked photos are no longer deemed to be shocking.

The Florida senator has previously polled well amongst Latino voters.

An investigation carried out by the group suggests coalition forces failed to protect civilians.

It is suspected that the metal tube may have been attached to the hull of a ship.

The Indiana governor told crowds 'we're going to pull it off the market.'

The Norwegian Radiation Protection Agency was only told of incident the following day.

Twitter accounts compile list of journos they feel are biased against GOP candidate.

Analyst tells IBTimes UK grievances in Oromia 'an old problem' state of emergency might not be able to solve.

'Jungle' had been home to more than 6,000 people, most of them hoping to reach Britain.

The UN human rights staff received reports of extrajudicial killings and summary executions in the Mosul area.

Americans will lose out on cheap goods and could become poorer if trade deals are renegotiated, say experts.

Islamic terorrism increases in secular Balochistan as Pakistan face accusations of inaction against terrorism.

IBTimes UK hears how Afghan refugees spent their first night outside Calais' Jungle camp.

Interior Minister Angelino Alfano said the protest 'does not make Italy proud'.

Police suspect the perpetrator was under the influence of drugs when he performed the grisly act.

Police say the pair praised those who fought for Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.

Women's Day Off has been observed for the past 11 years in memory of a massive strike in 1975.

The proposed sanctuary would stretch from South America to Africa.

The US conducted a freedom-of-navigation operation near Paracel Islands on 21 October, prompting an angry response from Beijing.

Border closures and a deal to tackle migrant crisis leave tens of thousands facing crippling uncertainty.

Russia insisted that six humanitarian corridors were operational and around 50 people had fled the city on Monday.

Simone Gbagbo accused of crimes against humanity for alleged role in 2010 election violence.

The UN refugee agency called the movement a 'milestone' as both Thai and Myanmar governments have approved it.

Isis has said its suicide bombers used assault rifles and grenades over the course of a four-hour assault.

A US military spokesman said the fighting is ongoing as Iraqi forces send reinforcements.

Prosecution calls for stronger sentence than the 25 years handed to Pascal Simbikangwa in 2014.

The constable succumbed to injuries while being taken to hospital.

Nathan Shepherd was bitten on his upper arm while he was surfing off Shelly Beach in Sydney.