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High school students, parents, fear hate crime following Orlando shooting

Hundreds of rescuers were searching through wrecked houses and mounds of earth for 19 villagers still missing

All three were held in cages for a number of hours before receiving 70 lashes and being tied to a cross

The number of people displaced globally rose by 5.8 million in 2015

The violence erupted as police threw tear gas at the protesters to end a week-long barricade

Trump proposes suspension of immigration from countries with a proven history of terrorism

From immigration to sovereignty, here are the main battleground topics in the referendum campaign

Malcolm Turnbul is in favour of a referendum on the issue instead of a parliamentary vote

'He's put himself at front of the 'Remain' camp, to lose the campaign would be a massive blow to his credibility'

Nine other people were wounded, including five Nepalese and four Afghans, ministry says

The actor appeared in the rebooted Star Trek series

"I hate the concept of profiling, but we have to use common sense. We're not using common sense," he says

Several hundred police surround the city's main Taksim Square to prevent the "Trans Pride" rally

The militant, identified as Sharif, was one of the leaders of the banned group Ansar Ullah Bangla Team

This is to protect students from the publication of false papers for these exams, an official source said

Incident occurred overnight on Lake Syamozero, located some 1,000 kilometres north of Moscow in the Karelia region

Tamil Nadu govt ordered closures as part of staggered plans to become latest state in India to introduce prohibition

Three Sotoro members were killed and five wounded," a security source said

NSG-level talks between New Delhi and Islamabad postponed not cancelled, says India's external affairs minister

Pentagon expressed strong concerns about the attack on the coalition-supported counter-ISIL forces

Turkey has repeatedly denied accusations of its security forces firing on Syrians trying to cross the frontier

China has vehemently opposed United States and other major powers’ support for Indian membership to the NSG

May 2016 tied with June and August 2015 as the 12th-highest monthly temperature increase on record

The king has been treated for various ailments during a year-long hospitalisation in the Thai capital

'No other Navy can concentrate this much combat power on one sea...It was truly impressive' US Navy Rear Admiral

Ibrahim spent hours repairing gunshot wounds in the bodies of victims of Orlando shooting

Rajan, a former chief economist at IMF, is held in high esteem by policymakers for overhauling the way RBI operates

Okinawa hosts 50,000 US nationals, including 30,000 military personnel and civilians employed at US bases

Footage aired by local broadcasters shows villagers sitting on their roofs to escape the rising water

Russian president says he is ready to work with whoever won the US presidency

'We have 250 planes in the country, 230 need to be replaced' head of the civil aviation body

The July 2 poll is tipped to be a tight race, and could see the ruling coalition be turfed out of office

Hillary Clinton has boasted about being a grandmother as one of the achievements of which she is most proud

Courts have since sentenced hundreds of 'Islamists' to death, including other Muslim Brotherhood leaders

The redevelopment, which included plans for a mosque, triggered mass protests in May-June 2013

Two police officers were on motorcycles escorting the funeral procession south of Orlando when they were hit

Some media reports said the suspects had planned attacks against fans watching the Euro 2016

The Remain and Leave camps suspended campaigning for three days after the killing of Cox

Virginia Raggi has leapt from anonymity to become one of the best-known faces in Italian politics

Europeans are 'not any longer passionate or in love with the European dream'

'The Taliban are sending beautiful boys to penetrate checkpoints and kill, drug and poison policemen'

The move comes as concerns grow that a flood of mostly Chinese investors is crowding out locals

Spain wants to diversify its tourism base beyond the traditional northern European sunseekers

The Ashalim Tower will rise to 240 metres (787 feet), taller than Paris's Montparnasse Tower and London's Gherkin

Only passport holders allowed from Afghan side: FO

Money was stolen from a project called Decentralized Autonomous Organization

Counter Extremism Project says software can be useful in stopping "viral" spread of videos of beheadings

Girl's parents gave the then-14-year old to Kaplan in gratitude "for helping (the) family out of financial ruin"

Thomas Mair was charged with grievous bodily harm, possession of a firearm with intent to commit an indictable offence

The court acquitted former president of charges of having supplied Qatar with classified documents