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New York police says the boy has been arrested, charged with reckless endangerment and criminal trespass

Russia's FSB security service had said it thwarted "terrorist attacks" in Crimea this week by Ukrainian military

Survey of 1,275 people conducted between July 28 and August 1 shows a rise of 21 points over previous poll

Man calls for another Christian crusade against Muslims in his country

Arianna Huffington said she was stepping down to launch a nonprofit group focused on health and wellness

The frightening video was recorded in 2007 but has gone viral now

Shooting occurred while police were investigating reports of vandalism in neighborhood near downtown Los Angeles

The blast happened at a power plant in Dangyang in the central province of Hubei, says state television

The defendants include at least one Saudi "billionaire" and nationals from Pakistan and other countries

The man survived a crash landing then won $1 million in a lottery organised by the airport's duty free operator

A Pakistani government agency has built and sold more than 15,000 of the so-called "Khojis" bomb detectors

The giraffe died of lung and heart failure

The child's angry father accused staff of demanding bribes at almost every step of the way

Twenty-five states have alreadt sanctioned some forms of marijuana use for medical purposes

The 'Gaofen 3' satellite has a radar system that captures images from space with a resolution down to 1 meter

The possibility that the army may patrol at home for the first time in seven decades set off an outcry in the country

This is the second kidney trafficking racket found operating out of a top Indian hospital in recent months

Islamic activists have also filed a judicial review at the Constitutional Court aimed at making gay sex a crime

Jutting has previously indicated he would plead not guilty to two charges of murder

The real estate tycoon said the militant group is 'honoring President Obama'

Up to two million people in Aleppo have gone without running water for the past four days

Moscow and Kiev have been locked in a bitter feud since the Kremlin seized Crimea from Ukraine in March 2014

Trump suggested those who support gun rights could take action to stop Clinton

The man, identifying himself as "an independent researcher," claim to climb the tower to get Trump's attention

An airport police spokesperson says no bomb alerts were in place and that there was no problem at the airport

Donald Trump has several times walked back comments that got him in hot water

A security source said initial indications were that seven people had been wounded in Diyarbakir

Photos of Jadeja posing in front of a pride of lions during a safari in Gir forest went viral on social media

Among the dead are two drivers and a Brazilian tourist

US State Department says IS and Boko Haram "continued to rank amongst most egregious abusers of religious freedom"

University student Hikaru Yamato, 22, went missing after a 7.0 magnitude quake on April 16

"Our national sovereignty begins by exercising our sovereignty over Jerusalem," says minister of Internal Security

We have appealed the decision to keep him remanded in custody in absentia, says his lawyer

Turkey is a valued ally, making substantial contributions to NATO's joint efforts, said military alliance's statement

The Republican has courted controversy with a string of inflammatory statements about women, Mexicans & Muslims, etc

Interior minister in North Rhine-Westphalia says the arrest was related to "acts of violence" in Syria not Germany

We look at 13 pictur­es of events from around the world

'Let me say openly, EU adopted a favourable position to the coup (and) encouraged the putschists' FM Mevlut Cavusoglu

Cows are considered sacred by Hindus and killing them is banned in most Indian states

Only seven babies could be saved and were taken to another ward in the Iraqi capital

The audacious crime has echoes of the "Great Train Robbery" of 1963

Practice allows women to marry each other to preserve their livelihoods in the absence of husbands

Water was blue on Monday, green as synchronised diving took place Tuesday

Lawsuit states that ExpressJet is in violation of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964

Here's a timeline of how Modi and Finance Minister Arun Jaitley first brought India's federal states on board

Phelps beat Japan's Masato Sakai by just four hundredths of a second to take the 200 metres butterfly

'As you know, I'm fighting with (US Secretary of State's) ambassador. His gay ambassador, the son of a wh*re'

Sexual harassment can include sexual jokes, circulation of pornography, inappropriate touching or sexual advances

The Hybrid Air craft can carry 80 tonnes of cargo and cruise between 23 to 92 miles per hour at 20,000 feet

Australians are required to complete the census every five years or face fines