Nathaniel Veltman, accused of murdering Canadian Muslim family, to face terrorism charges
15 June 2021
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20 killed as Mexico City rail overpass collapses
4 May 2021
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Mexican president defends 10-foot barriers to wall off women protesters
6 March 2021
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Canada's parliament passes motion saying China's treatment of Uighurs is genocide
23 February 2021
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Three Bangladeshi students die in Canada road crash
19 February 2021
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Mexico’s president says he’s tested positive for COVID-19
25 January 2021
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A new chapter opens in US politics: Vice-president Harris
20 January 2021
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Biden sworn in as US president, takes helm of deeply divided nation
20 January 2021
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Trump, in wave of Tuesday pardons, so far not planning to pardon himself: source
18 January 2021
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Law enforcement officials brace for pro-Trump protests at state capitol buildings
17 January 2021
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Gold toilet opens for public at NY museum
The streets may be paved with gold in heaven but in New York, it's a gold toilet providing creature comfort - and an
16 September 2016
Swedish court upholds arrest warrant for Julian Assange
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange faced another setback in his legal stand-off with Sweden yesterday after an
16 September 2016
Snowden not a whistleblower, says US panel
A US congressional intelligence committee on Thursday issued a scathing report accusing former National Security
16 September 2016
102 minutes that changed America
An American Airlines Boeing 767 making a Boston-Los Angeles connection with 92 people on board -- including
11 September 2016
Woman in famous WWII kiss photo dies at 92
The woman dramatically kissed by a sailor celebrating the end of World War II in an iconic photograph seen around
11 September 2016
In silence, in prayers
Americans commemorated the 15th anniversary of the Sept 11, 2001 attacks yesterday with a moment of silence,
11 September 2016
Clinton: Half of Trump backers belong in 'basket of deplorables'
Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton said on Friday that half the supporters of her Republican rival
10 September 2016
Families now can sue Saudi
The US House of Representatives passed legislation on Friday that would allow the families of victims of the Sept 11 attacks to sue
10 September 2016
'We must keep US free'
President Barack Obama yesterday urged Americans to remain united in the face of terrorist attacks, in a barely-veiled jab at Republican
10 September 2016
US swimmer Ryan Lochte banned 10 months
US swimmer Ryan Lochte is slapped with a 10-month suspension following his bogus gunpoint robbery story during a drunken night out at the Olympics.
8 September 2016
US likely to sell drones to India
The US is likely to respond positively to India's request for 22 unarmed high-tech multi-mission Predator Guardian drones for
7 September 2016
Annan meets Rohingya community
People forced from their homes by religious violence in Myanmar's Rakhine state gathered yesterday to meet former
7 September 2016
50m children 'uprooted'
Almost 50 million children throughout the world are "uprooted," forcibly displaced from their home countries by
7 September 2016
Kim hails missiles
Kim Jong-Un labelled North Korea's latest missile tests "perfect", state media said yesterday, as he called for the
6 September 2016
Tricky last G20 summit for Obama
From the moment Barack Obama touched down in China, his last G20 summit seemed likely to be a tricky one.
6 September 2016
Race in dead heat
The race between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump for the White House has tightened with two months to go before Election
6 September 2016
US 'morally obliged' to heal Laos war wounds
President Barack Obama yesterday pledged to dramatically increase US efforts to clear millions of bombs secretly
6 September 2016
Keep working on Syria argument
US President Barack Obama and Russian President Vladimir Putin had a longer-than-expected discussion yesterday
5 September 2016
Trump visits Detroit church, courts black voters
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump stepped up his bid to win over minority voters by addressing a largely black
4 September 2016
No Syria breakthrough
Syrian government troops renewed the siege of rebel-held parts of Aleppo yesterday, as Washington and Moscow failed to reach a deal on stemming violence in the country's devastating war.
4 September 2016