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Trump to Clamp Down on Cuba Travel, Trade, Curbing Obama Detente
US President Donald Trump on Friday will announce plans to tighten restrictions on Americans traveling to Cuba and clamp down on US business dealings with the island's military, rolling back parts of former President Barack Obama's historic opening to Hav...
UK Anti-terror Police to Investigate Man Arrested at Parliament
British armed police detained a man on suspicion of having a knife near parliament on Friday, police said.
US Rescinds Obama Plan for Some Undocumented Parents
John Kelly signed a memorandum on Thursday rescinding an Obama-era plan to spare some illegal immigrant parents of children who are lawful permanent residents from being deported, the department said in a statement.
Deadlocked Bill Cosby Jury Eyes Fifth Day of Deliberations
A deadlocked Pennsylvania jury battling to reach a verdict in Bill Cosby's sexual assault trial was to deliberate a fifth day Friday as to whether or not he drugged and molested a woman more than 13 years ago.
US Adds 3 Islamic State Group Leaders to Terrorism Blacklist
The Trump administration on Thursday added three senior members of the Islamic State group to a terrorism blacklist, including the group's leader and chief recruiter in India and a recruiter for attackers who carried out two deadly assaults in Europe.
Suicide Bomber Kills 9 Rival Insurgents in Afghanistan's Gareshk
An Afghan official says a suicide bomber targeted a checkpoint run by rival insurgents in the southern Helmand province, killing nine of them.
London Fire: At least 6 Dead, 50 Injured as Fire Engulfs London Tower Block
Six people were confirmed dead in a massive fire that engulfed a London tower block before dawn on Wednesday and the number is expected to rise.
United States not 'Winning' War Against Taliban in Afghanistan: Jim Mattis
The United States is "not winning" the war against Taliban insurgents in Afghanistan, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis told Congress on Tuesday, promising to brief lawmakers on a new war strategy by mid-July that is widely expected to call for thousands more...
Suspected NKorea Drone Photographed US Missile-defense Site
A suspected North Korean drone had photographed a US missile defense shield in South Korea before it crashed near the border where it was found last week, the Defense Ministry said Tuesday.
Trump Accuses ex-FBI Director Comey of Cowardice Over 'Leaks'
US President Donald Trump on Monday intensified his effort to discredit ousted FBI director James Comey, accusing him of cowardice in leaking an eye-popping account of their private meetings.
Emmanuel Macron: Modern President With Midas Touch
From Germany's normally inscrutable Angela Merkel to India's nationalist Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Macron's youth, daring and optimism have bowled over world leaders who are lining up for photo-ops with "le Kid" as L'Express news weekly nicknamed the...
Six Years On, Gaddafi's Son Seif al-Islam is a Free Man in Libya
An armed group in Libya said on Facebook Saturday it has freed Seif al-Islam, the son of dead dictator Muammar Gaddafi who has been in custody since November 2011.
Notre Dame Attacker a Self-radicalised Novice, Says Paris Prosecutor
An Algerian man who attacked a policeman with a hammer outside Notre Dame cathedral was a loner with a deep interest in Islamic State jihadist propaganda, the Paris prosecutor said on Saturday.
Trump Slams Qatar For Funding Terror as Tillerson Urges Calm
US President Donald Trump is ramping up pressure on Qatar to stop what he calls a "high level" of financial support of terrorism, even as Secretary of State Rex Tillerson tries to calm the worst diplomatic crisis in the Persian Gulf in years.
Scottish Church Becomes First in UK to Allow Gay Marriages
The Scottish Episcopal Church on Friday became the first Anglican church in the UK to allow same-sex couples to be married in church.
UK Arrests Three as Footage of London Bridge Attack Appears Online
British police investigating the deadly attacks on London Bridge on Saturday said they had arrested three more suspects, as footage of the moment officers shot the assailants dead appeared online.