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Mainstream figures in the party have been seeking a strategy to halt Trump's march to the nomination for the elections

The uniforms were found in three shipping containers seized in the eastern ports of Valencia and Alicante last month

The investigation has so far drawn a blank as the two-year anniversary of the mystery disappearance nears

USCIRF chairman says he has traveled to many countries, including those among the worst offenders of religious freedom

Exhibition focuses on culture in Muslim communities, not religion itself

He has paid $41,000 in tuition and all he wants is some kind of reprieve to get his belongings

The development could further complicate efforts to limit Zika virus spread

Kanhaiya Kumar was arrested on February 12 over a rally at which anti-India slogans were chanted

Parliament managed to pass just one bill since current session began on February 23 due to rowdy protests in house

FrieslandCampina International Holding BV intends to acquire a 51 per cent stake of Engro Foods Limited

Woman told journalists "Allah ordered" the killing as a judge ordered her held in custody for two months

Last week Uber launched its first motorbike taxi offering in the Thai capital Bangkok

Police returned fire, injuring one of the women, before tracking them to a nearby building

Moro dismissed any security fears saying threat of militancy in Pakistan is not worse than in the US, Britain or Italy

Earlier, she told reporters Allah had ordered her to commit the grisly crime

An insider's guide to travelling in Marrakech

Charge relates to a Facebook post Watana Muangsook wrote attacking Thai junta's deputy leader General Prawit Wongsuwon

Car sales are soaring in China and India, where a combined 3 million new cars come to market every month

An Australian-led Indian Ocean hunt for wreckage from the Malaysia Airlines plane is expected to finish by July

Apple's decision to open office in the city come years after similar moves from Google, LinkedIn

Pell gave evidence to the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse via videolink from Rome

Moody's downgrade comes just days before the National People's Congress is due to vote on China's 13th five year plan

There were no reports of deaths or damage to buildings from Wednesday night's 7.8 magnitude quake

Pyongyang fires missiles to show its displeasure with any perceived slight by its neighbours or int'l community

Outcropping was so huge it caused Mars' top two layers to swivel around like skin and flesh of a peach

Emirates announced in August it would launch the world's longest flight, at 17hrs and 35mins between Dubai and Panama

Royal couple are expected to announce the new prince's name on Thursday

The app, which was available for $4.99, was removed from the Apple store in August 2015 for reasons that are unclear

His departure is unlikely to have a major impact on the fight among Republicans to become the party's candidate

The condition gets its name from a traditional Japanese octopus trap, resembling the distended heart chamber

Victims have called for a meeting with Pope Francis

Starting in June, thrill seekers will be able to ride "Skyslide" at the US Bank Tower, getting on at the 70th floor

At least 90 percent of India's estimated 1.3 million manual scavengers are women

In the 12 years since the project was unveiled, it has been heavily criticized

Harris says US wishes to expand naval exercises with India each year into joint operations across the Asia-Pacific

Hailing from a cricketing family -- his father Dave played first grade and brother Jeff also captained the Black Caps

Pilot program is modeled after similar competitions conducted by major firms to improve network and product security

The former Sunderland player was granted bail and will be sentenced in two to three weeks

The 28-year-old woman is hospitalized at the Pedro Kouri Tropical Medicine Institute in the capital Havana

NBC reported shortly before Liow's comments that piece of debris had been found along the eastern African coast

Police described Lawrance, guilty of attempting to rape and sexually assaulting two other women, as a sexual predator

The judge, Ruy Pinheiro, considered the detention of Diego Dzodan in Sao Paulo on Tuesday "unlawful coercion"

The legal complaint was filed in Vienna by Austrian environmental group Global 2000

There was panic in some areas, but officials said there were no immediate reports of casualties or damage

A recent graduate from high school Alexandra Andresen is one of the most promising horseback riders in Norway

The free-travel agreement has come under increasing strain due to the refugee crisis

People who don't have formal ownership are in a situation of vulnerability, said Gonzalo Oviedo

Many of the conversations had one thing in common: a stubborn refusal to take Trump seriously

They have given up on his dreams of a better life in Europe

He brings long experience, having already spent three-and-a-half years deployed to some of the most contested areas