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Jeh Johnson said the internet had made it easier for terror groups to reach the US.

Nearly 300 people died in the earthquake satirised by Charlie Hebdo.

The rapid advance appears to have scuppered nascent plans in Tripoli to restart oil exports from Libya.

The US Democratic presidential candidate appeared to lose her balance after leaving a 9/11 ceremony.

The actors read the poem "What they took with them" by Jenifer Toksvig.

Death comes two years after charity paid £250,000 to save him from being put down by Belgian authorities.

Are the rules different from a president being replaced?

Aviator ran into trouble and crash-landed on remote desert island attempting to fly around the globe, say theorists.

At least one million Iranians have travelled to Iraq to observed Arafat Day in the holy Shia city of Karbala.

Omar Mateen was a regular attendee of the Islamic Center of Fort Pierce.

Will the candidates follow John McCain's example and show public detailed health information?

The hajj draws the faithful to the holy city of Mecca and areas around it for five intense days of rituals and prayers.

A white paper released by the country hailed the changes made in the field of justice for rights protection.

Police still engaged in operation with militants in Kashmir's Poonch district as unrest continues.

The self-funded MH370 investigator has handed over the pieces of the debris to ATSB for investigations.

Pakistan is also looking to buy advanced warplanes from Russia.

Alexandro Garibaldi was taken to hospital but died from his injury.

Pyongyang says US president is the reason why North Korea needs a strong nuclear programme.

Vervoort told reporters in Brazil she had no plans to take her own life at the moment.

Sunday marked the 15th anniversary of the attacks which killed 2,996 people and injured more than 6,000.

There are concerns if the ceasefire would hold as deadly air strikes killed numerous civilians over the weekend.

Italy's interior ministry claims 124,500 migrants have entered the country since the start of the year.

A day earlier, a Catholic organisation is believed to have held massive protests against the move.

But survey indicates turnout on election day will be key to victory.

The joint drills will include a focus on 'seizing and controlling' of islands and shoals, the Chinese navy says.

This is the second parliamentary election in Croatia in less than a year.

Washington's action is intended to show solidarity with South Korea.

The Turkish government removed 4 other mayors for being allegedly involved with Gulen terrorists.

Protesters demonstrated across five cities including Barcelona on 11 September.