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Department of Veterans' Affairs is boosting psychiatric help for struggling veterans.

'No one should be shot in Minnesota for a taillight being out of function,' says state leader.

Married divorcees can only receive Communion if they live 'as brother and sister', he says.

David Cameron will announce the move at the alliance's summit in Warsaw.

A suicide car bomb blew up at a mausoleum Sayid Mohammed bin Ali al-Hadi killing more than 30.

The party in central Ghana was to mark the end of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.

All relations with the US will now be handled according to its wartime laws, North Korea warns.

Emmanuel Chidi Namdi died in the town of Fermo after his wife was allegedly racially abused.

The extremists are becoming increasingly paranoid as the borders of their self-proclaimed caliphate shrinks.

Police rule out technical fault and launch manhunt after blast leaves 24 injured in Taipei

Howard says he found Blair a 'thoroughly honourable and honest person.'

The 30th civilian protest against bad governance since January, the landmark #ThisFlag shutdown closed businesses.

Anti-missile interceptor thrusters now rolling out across the US failed launch flights despite Pentagon claims.

Marrying early often means girls drop out of school and are exposed to domestic and sexual violence.

Greeks have watched the EU referendum with interest after years of financial misery.

Ahmed Gaddaf al-Dam, an aide to Muammar Gaddafi, has said as far as he is aware nothing has changed.

Iran's nuclear deal with the US and Europe has made the Middle East more divided, unstable and violent.

Veteran female officer rails about African American deaths at the hands of police.

Baton Rouge resident was killed by police officers on 5 July 2016.

Zhao, along with 20 other lawyers was held on charges of political subversion.

We know you like chocolate but do you want to literally bath in it?

Watchdog alleges that the Hun family is involved in some of Cambodia's most lucrative business sectors.

He will also visit South Africa, Tanzania and Kenya in a bid to enhance trade and political ties.

Former detainees told HRW Burundi's intelligence services has allegedly 'become increasingly vicious'.

"Whaling is a natural part of Faroese life," said a government spokesperson on grindadráp.

Caracal was formed in the year 2000, following a demand for an intensive combat unit for girls.

The team would comprise NSG experts in post-blast analysis and counter-terror operations.

Survivor told court: "Someone said 'don't waste the bullets' and they continued with machetes".

Spruance, Momsen and Stethem patrol amid rising tensions.