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Rape Charges Dropped in Case That Inflamed US Immigration Debate
US prosecutors are dropping charges against two immigrant students accused of raping a classmate, a case that made national headlines after the White House brandished it as proof that an immigration crackdown was needed.
Police Officer Freed on bond in teen's Suburban Dallas Death
Edwards and his two brothers and two other teenagers were leaving an unruly house party in Balch Springs when Oliver opened fire on their car with a rifle. The bullets shattered the front passenger-side window and struck Edwards. It took a few moments for...
Turkey Issues Warrants for 23 Judges And Prosecutors
Since the declaration of a state of emergency last summer, more than 4,200 judges and prosecutors have been dismissed, an estimated 100,000 sacked from other public posts and more than 47,000 people arrested.
Indian-American Engineer Outraged at Possible Lenient Sentence Against Husband
An Indian-American engineer, who suffered prolonged domestic abuse at the hands of her Silicon Valley CEO husband, is outraged that the plea bargain reached with her husband is too lenient and justice is being thwarted as her abuser remains in the US.
France Fights to Keep Macron Email Hack From Distorting Election
France sought to keep a computer hack of frontrunner Emmanuel Macron's campaign emails from influencing the outcome of the country's presidential election with a warning on Saturday it could be a criminal offence to republish the data.
India Has no Role in Afghan Peace Process, Says Pakistan
At a Foreign Office briefing, spokesman Nafees Zakaria also attacked India on the Kashmir issue claiming the current situation in the Valley is "one of the worst episodes of human tragedy in living history" which has attracted attention of the entire inte...
North Korea Accuses CIA, South Korea of 'Bio-Chemical' Plot Against Leadership
North Korea on Friday accused the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency and South Korea's intelligence service of a plot to attack its "supreme leadership" with a bio-chemical weapon and said such a "pipe-dream" could never succeed.
Australian Woman Who Killed Eight Children Avoids Charges
The bodies of the youngsters, aged between two and 14, were found stabbed to death at a home in the northern city of Cairns in December 2014.
Scandal Widens Over Far-Right German Soldier in 'Attack Plot'
He was arrested on last Wednesday on suspicion of planning a gun attack which he meant to blame on his alter-ego -- a fictitious Damascus fruit seller.
US Man Gets 100 Years' Jail For Sexually Assaulting, Robbing 89-Year-Old Woman
A 23-year-old man has been sentenced to 100 years in prison for sexually assaulting and robbing an octogenarian widow at gunpoint in the US state of Illinois.
US Wants Talks With North Korea to Solve Nuclear issue: Tillerson
The United States is not ruling out direct dialogue with North Korea on its nuclear programme,Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said in an interview with National Public Radio.
China More Interested in Macron's Marriage Than His Politics
"Taking a high school teacher and mother as his wife, you can only call this French man a romantic," one web user said.
Donald Trump Thought Being US President 'Would be Easier'
He misses driving, feels as if he is in a cocoon, and is surprised how hard his new job is. President Donald Trump on Thursday reflected on his first 100 days in office with a wistful look at his life before the White House.
Capitol Hill Sees Hectic Activity to Avert Shutdown on Trump's 100th Day
The last government shutdown, in 2013, lasted for 17 days, and many lawmakers were nervous about the prospect of another.
Russia Has Halved Aircraft at Syria Base: Military
Rudskoi said that despite having "a fraction" of the planes of the US-led coalition, Russia has "carried out three times more sorties" -- more than 23,000 -- and launched "almost four times more air strikes" -- around 77,000.
Pakistan Hangs Four Militants Convicted by Military Courts
The four prisoners have been identified by army as Rehman ud Din, Mushtaq Khan, Ubaid ur Rehman and Zafar Iqbal