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Low Turnout Invalidates Hungary Ballot on EU Refugee Quotas
Low voter turnout invalidated Hungary's referendum on European Union refugee quotas, even though citizens voted overwhelmingly in support of the government's opposition to any future, mandatory EU plans to relocate asylum-seekers.
Debate Organizers Agree With Trump's Claim of 'Defective Microphone'
When Donald Trump complained about his microphone after his televised presidential debate on Monday with Hillary Clinton, few people believed him - viewers had no trouble understanding his words. But on Friday, the well-respected Commission on Presidentia...
European Union Agrees to Ratify Paris Climate Deal
European Union environment ministers agreed on Friday to fast-track the ratification of the landmark Paris agreement on climate change, despite the fact that some national parliaments have yet to approve the deal.
Goddess Durga's Idols Vandalised in Bangladesh
The incident took place on Saturday at a site of worship in Futarmati village under Nabiganj upazila of Habiganj district, nearly 170 kms from the Bangladeshi capital.
World's First Baby Born Using DNA of Three People
Using the new and controversial technology, called mitochondrial donation, which incorporates DNA from three persons, the baby was born on April 6, 2016, newscientist.com reported in a statement on Tuesday.
No Plans to Change US Nuke Strike Rules: Pentagon Chief
US Defense Secretary Ashton Carter have said the Pentagon has no plans to pursue a "no-first-use" nuclear weapons policy.
Immunity for Hillary Aide Limited to Laptop, Says FBI Chief
FBI Director James Comey told Congress that his agency granted immunity to Hillary Clinton's former chief of staff because agents wanted to inspect her laptop as part of a now-closed federal investigation into Clinton’s use of a private email server as se...
Police: Washington Shooting Suspect 'Zombie-Like' at Arrest
The 20-year-old suspect in the deadly Washington state mall shooting said nothing and appeared "zombie-like" when he was arrested by authorities.
Indian-Origin Doctor Offers UK's First 'Order a Daddy' App
An Indian-origin doctor from a UK sperm bank has launched a new mobile app for women who can browse and pick the right candidate online to father her child.
Shooting in Baltimore, 'Multiple' People Injured; Gunmen at Large: Police
A shooting in Baltimore has left eight people injured including a three-year-old girl, police said, adding they are seeking three armed suspects who fled on foot.
Sudan Says Africa Wants Out of War Crimes Court
Sudan's foreign minister is accusing the International Criminal Court of being politicized and hampering peace.
China Assures Pakistan of Support in Case of Foreign 'Aggression'
China has assured Pakistan of its support in the event of any foreign "aggression" and also supported the country's stance on the Kashmir dispute, a media report said.
Donald Trump's Naked Statue Gets Stolen in Miami
Miami police said on the department's official Twitter account that the statue of the Republican presidential nominee was taken from the Wynwood arts district yesterday.
Trump Calls For 'National Anti-Crime Agenda'
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has called for a "national anti-crime agenda" to combat violent crime in US cities as he condemned the unrest in Charlotte in North Carolina, where protests turned violent.
Afghanistan Blames Pakistan For Attacks on Its Civilians
Speaking at the UN General Assembly, Afghanistan's Vice President Sarwar Danesh said his country has repeatedly asked Pakistan to destroy known terrorist safe havens but there's been no change in the situation.
National Security One of the Topics of Presidential Debate in US
National security will be one of the three topics of the first presidential debate to be held next Monday.