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The transgender candidates were mostly Democrats

Trump is pressing China to tighten the screws further on North Korea and its development of nuclear weapons

Wang said the agreements were merely a "warmup" before both the leaders oversee their own ceremony

Pointed finger towards Trump administration for 'providing more tax breaks to Apple, Nike'

He also tried to hire someone to kill judge in his case

Ambassador urges increased interaction between business reps

Spokesperson for Afghan commandos disputes claims, says that the strikes killed 25 Taliban insurgents

Bergdahl is a complete and total disgrace to our country, says Trump

Suspect was taken into custody, authorities said, and the area was checked

Laura Loomer had tweeted bigoted statements following Tuesday's terror attack in New York

Threat further closes the doors to hopeful US immigrants

Khwaja Asif briefs Senate for a second time in a week; PkMAP joins opposition in walkout over three missing women

Says relations with Haqqani network, Taliban may have served purpose for stability earlier but no longer do

They were used for anti-drug operations

More than 60 percent of the roughly $121 billion in US funding spent since 2002 has gone to Afghan security forces

Lawmakers pushing to reassert Congress' right to decide when and where the United States can go to war

Party's lawmakers submit call attention notice to the National Assembly

Trump repeats his denials of collusion with Russia

The new US approach seeks greater and deeper cooperation with India while relegating Pakistan’s role

State Department says no change in one China policy

Anyone charged can be taken into custody as early as Monday

Some of the comapny's guards were convicted of killing 14 unarmed Iraqi civilians at a Baghdad traffic circle in 2007

2,891 records related to the November 22, 1963 slaying of JFK in Dallas, Texas have been released

Pakistan has made important contributions for world peace and maintaining regional stability, says Chinese FM

Earlier Abadi rebuked Tillerson for demanding he send Iranian fighters in pro-government Shia militia 'home'

Says Islamabad’s denying that there are terrorist safe havens on its soil will not automatically lead to sanctions

Tells Senate Pakistan will not become proxy for anybody

CJCSC also meets Chiefs of Defence Staff of Turkey and Brazil

It marked the strongest US response so far to the months-long Rohingya crisis

Washington is concerned Iran will use its expanded presence in Iraq and in Syria to expand its influence in the region

US Secretary also aimed to persuade the feuding Gulf states to open dialogue

Says if new NAB chief is like his predecessors nobody can stop a revolution from happening

The Department of Homeland Security and Federal Bureau of Investigation warned in a report distributed by email

Pakistani policymakers prioritise issues to be taken up with US secretary of state

"It's not a matter of if but when that catastrophic earthquake will strike"

Talks will most likely be held at a neutral location

State Department official open to diplomatic talks for solving North Korean crisis

Trump had also called during his run for president for Bergdahl to be put to death for desertion

Meditation promotes mental wellbeing through concentration, breathing techniques and self-awareness

Washington softens position on European plans to impose taxes on US tech giants

Says Pakistan not ready to listen to any ‘do more’ calls

17-year-old was clubbed with baseball bat while on her way to mosque with friends

US President Donald Trump's continued threats of military action against Pyongyang

The US military has long been a strident critic of Iran

He added that Trump's decision to decertify the deal would isolate the United States

US president’s move does not pull US out of agreement, formally known as JCPOA

US officials say Trump will not kill the international accord outright, instead "decertifying" the agreement

It also requests a court order banning them from staging similar rallies

US president praises Pakistan over recovery of Canadian-American couple and their three children from Taliban

US govt says it has complaints about how the organisation is run and that it has bias against Israel