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Trump, Clinton have narrow lead in Iowa: Latest poll
"Donald Trump has muscled ahead in Iowa, regaining his lead on the brink of the first votes being cast in the 2016 presidential race," the Des Moines Register said.
Pentagon defends use of Russian engines to launch satellites
Led by the committee chairman, Republican Senator John McCain, they said using the Russian engines enriches President Vladimir Putin's inner circle and puts US national security in jeopardy.
Australia's highest civilian award conferred on 3 Indian-origin persons
Three Indian-origin persons have been awarded Australia's highest civilian honour for their contribution in the fields of physics, engineering and medicine.
Giant Donald Trump poster becomes pilgrimage site in Iowa
The four foot by eight foot (1.2 x 2.4 meter) photograph has become a landmark of sorts in a residential suburb of Iowa's capital Des Moines.
Obama, Merkel discuss Syrian refugee crisis
Both leaders agreed that the London conference presents an important opportunity to galvanise global efforts to address the Syrian humanitarian crisis.
US House passes Iran bill, then cancels vote
House Speaker Paul Ryan, who took up the post in late October 2015, has made a point of sticking to rules designating the timing for House votes, many of which are held open at length as lawmakers make their way to the chamber.
Pakistan acts on Pathankot attack, submits initial probe findings to India
Sharif had on Monday directed the Intelligence Bureau to probe the leads provided by India on the alleged Pakistani links to the Pathankot terror attack.
Pakistan to host four-way talks aimed at reviving Afghan peace process
The meeting between representatives from Afghanistan, Pakistan, China and the United States was announced in December.
Japan planes deployed to collect radioactive material
"To understand the impact of possible radioactive materials released by the test, Air Self-Defence Force planes have collected dust in the air," said Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga.
Modi, his team travelled to Pakistan with a valid visa, immigration process was followed, claims Sartaj Aziz
Aziz said the visit of Modi was a goodwill visit and it has been welcomed by majority of people in Pakistan and India and the international community.
Calif shooter's visa request did not have key info: US lawmaker
Visa security is critical to national security, and it's unacceptable that US Citizenship and Immigration Services did not fully vet Malik's application: US lawmaker.
Another heat record means 2015 likely to be hottest ever
Nine months this year have broken heat records, including the last seven in a row.
Teen punches Spanish PM in face, breaks his glasses
The source said the teen approached and hit him, "knocking off and breaking his glasses," adding Rajoy was fine and had continued his walk through the city.
Los Angeles closes all schools after receiving threat
The threat came less than two weeks after a married couple inspired by ISIS shot dead 14 people in San Bernardino in California.