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Spokesman John Kirby said he did not want to 'dignify the comments of an avowed terrorist'.

Many Thais are highly superstitious and some believe brightly-coloured clothes can attract good luck.

President Juan Manuel Santos has applauded the outburst of activism as people are jolted into action by the fading prospects for peace.

Neither the motive behind the killings nor the identities of the suspects are known yet.

Members of a political student group burnt an effigy of Modi to convey their 'dissatisfaction with the government'.

In interview with French television Putin blamed the West for the destabilisation of the region.

Trump said the Islamic State was hoping and praying for a Clinton victory in November.

A new wave of stories from women has surfaced of alleged unwanted sexual advances from Republican candidate.

The 19th Amendment granted women the right to vote in 1920.

Fighting between armed men and Myanmar's army rocks volatile Rakhine state, which borders Bangladesh.

Lindsey Snell is now concerned for her husband, Suliman Wardak, who was arrested on 22 August while travelling to Istanbul to assist in her release.

China's defence ministry says Beijing wished to strengthen military ties for 'healthy and a stable development'.

Trump supporters claim that 'a Fifty Shades of Grey culture in today's society' was to blame for Trump's lewd remarks.

Duterte said the third and final list has names of about 5,000 policemen, in addition to judges and governors.

The American destroyer USS Nitze launched Tomahawk cruise missiles targeting three coastal radar sites in Yemen.

Filzah Sumartono, a campaigner, said it is mostly the women in the families who take the decision.

Washington had earlier called off all talks amid tensions over the failure to secure a peace deal.

UN peacekeepers say they had to open fire to stop the attack and killed at least 10 militiamen.

The revered monarch's health shows no signs of improvement, leading to concern and speculation.

The decision is a huge win for the Democratic Party in the swing state.

The group says the camp is home to 300 defectors, including many European citizens.

At least 10 students are believed to have been subjected to eight lashes.

They allege the GOP nominee groped or kissed them without their permission.

The centre will be funded by a Chinese tycoon and treat up to 10,000 patients.

The nominee said he was not contacted after the 2nd debate due to a 'whole deal' he wasn't part of.

The former NYC mayor said he does not 'remember' seeing Clinton following the terrorist attacks.

Christians and other religious minorities are often victimised and sometimes killed in Pakistan.

The actor was praised on social media for speaking out.

The initial remarks were made during a speech at an NAACP meeting.