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In Mexico City, the billboard has met with bemused approval

'Patriotic transgender Americans who are serving, and who want to serve, must not be dismissed'

Boycotting countries had told the WTO they would cite national security to justify their actions against Qatar

Pakistan, India to reconvene in September in Washington

One customer reported permanent scarring from a chemical burn

In response, Russia is seizing two properties near Moscow used by American diplomats

Chinese consulate says extremely concerned about incident

A hospital spokesperson says more than 30 people have also been wounded in the deadly attack

Five defendants were in a lift in a regional court building when they tried to seize arms from officers escorting them

Dostum is accused of ordering a political rival to be tortured and sexually abused

Campaigners say such laws condemn girls to a lifetime of sexual violence at the hands of their rapist

They appeared to be chatting to each other in a strange language which only they understood

The device was detonated by militants of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK)

Local police said 200 people rushed the border in a bid to reach Europe

The on-call doctor was out on break so Dr Hess decided to help fellow patient whose baby was in distress

Study compares life expectancy of European mothers at 65 to age at which they gave birth

Couple documents their parenting journey on Facebook

The panicked villagers sought superstitious remedies

India has been struggling to restore normality in Muslim-majority Kashmir

He successfully managed to save lives of 121 passengers and six crew members

Blair and the two other targets of the action have taken no part in the legal proceedings

One life every 45 seconds is lost to suicide, according to World Health Organisation

Game has caused deaths across the world and people believe it originated in Russia

Drinking more water could result in indigestion, diabetes, high blood pressure and kidney ailments, says Dr Arora

Our mouths are packed with bacteria, most of them are not harmful

Russia says US embassy did not obtain permits necessary for construction

The dozen escapees were imprisoned on charges of robbery, attempted murder, domestic violence and drug possession

'We consider this as being against international law, plain and simple'

Kingdom says it reserves the right to respond to anyone who is working on the internationalization of the holy sites

Email prankster said he was surprised that White House official responded given his expertise

Anthony was fired as President Donald Trump's communications director last night

The closing of their airspace has forced state-owned Qatar Airways to fly longer

The other official said the target appeared to have been a commercial flight from Sydney to the Gulf

Just last week, around 30 Afghan soldiers were killed in the southern province of Kandahar

Previous research has shown people with gum disease face a higher risk of certain cancers

This adds weight to the body of evidence that highlights high rates of sexual violence against women in Australia

Advisers are worried that Trump's direct involvement may leave him vulnerable to allegations of a coverup

A total of 486 suspects will go on trial in a purpose-built courtroom outside Ankara

India has lost vast swathes of forests to urbanisation in recent decades, forcing animals into human-occupied zones

Trump has parted ways with a number of top officials beyond Priebus, Scaramucci

The Saudi-led bloc has demanded the termination of regional news giant Al-Jazeera

Alice Wells leads delegation to Pakistan as Trump devises new strategy for South Asia

Three unidentified people close to the decision told The New York Times on Monday

Gen Qamar says Pak-China enviable relationship finds no parallel in the world

Vanessa O'Brien, 52, is the first American woman to climb the treacherous mountain

Weapons and ammunition were also recovered

The prince is the longest-serving consort in British history

Law pushed by high school students takes effect from October 25 this year

Actor says root cause is vulnerability of people: due to poverty, conflicts, inequality and illiteracy

The public execution was widely aired on Huthi-run media in Yemen, framed as an example