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Officials say the city is introducing the reform to give police more time to focus on serious crime

Americans need to know the safety implications if encryption makes it impossible to access data on smartphones

A Time magazine photographer was grabbed by the neck and shoved to the ground by a US Secret Service agent

The pair's near year-long stay in space was the longest by any astronauts aboard the ISS

Trump came in 324th in the magazine's 2016 ranking of the world's billionaires

Qarni's name was among those listed by IS in its online magazine, in an article entitled "Kill the Imams of Kufr"

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton each took a giant step toward securing the White House nominations of their parties

Newly released documents show his worries about environmental issues

In a letter to his father, bin Laden asks for forgiveness, without saying what he might be regretting

Diego Dzodan was arrested following "repeated non-compliance with court orders", according to federal police

Kasserine province, which neighbours Algeria, has seen repeated clashes between security forces and militants

Police have charged Pachauri, 75, with four counts including sexual assault, harassment and criminal intimidation

Voters in a dozen states will take part in series of primaries and caucuses in states ranging from Alaska to Virginia

India says militants could not have carried out attack on the air base near the border without Pakistan's support

'The calls for rights of Kashmiris are resonating inside mainland India far more passionately than in the recent...

The main Sensex index on the Bombay Stock Exchange closed up more than three percent

The cache of 113 documents, translated and declassified by US intelligence, are mostly dated between 2009 and 2011

This brings to 68 the number of people the Kingdom has put to death this year

Seven soldiers were also wounded in the attack

Rehmat killed 18-year-old daughter after she failed to tell him where she had been for about five hours

Sixteen people were also injured in the accident on the road between Ibri and Fahud, according to local police

In Afghanistan, out of 53 women and girls accused of pre-marital sex, 48 were subjected to virginity exams

A hooded man meted out lashings with a rattan cane on a stage next to the mosque in Banda Aceh

A year ago, the police in Bihar arrested around 1,000 aspiring officers for paying people to sit their exams

The crash may be the first case of one of its autonomous cars hitting another vehicle

Over 500 years old, surviving fire and earthquakes, the Grand Bazaar in Istanbul welcomes up to 400,000 people a day

Ren Zhiqiang developed a huge audience -- he has 37 million followers on Sina Weibo alone

Some 865 Democratic delegates are at stake, 36 percent of those needed to win

Byers is from SEAL Team Six, which led the raid on the compound of al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden in 2011

Captain Simratpal Singh was granted a temporary accommodation last year

With three weeks to go, polls give Clinton and Trump a thumping advantage

The Justice Department 'disappointed' in Orenstein's ruling and plans to ask a higher judge to review the matter

Probes into the fund's finances have been opened in Malaysia, the US, Switzerland, Hong Kong, Singapore and Abu Dhabi

North Korea has been under UN sanctions since 2006 because of its multiple nuclear tests and rocket launches

The final batch of roughly 3,800 pages of mails brought the sum total released to more than 52,000 vetted pages

US lawmakers have also expressed concern about a possible sale of F-16 fighter jets to Pakistan

In one case, an 11-year-old girl from London was married on Skype to a 25-year-old man in Bangladesh

The bombing targeted a funeral for a well-known member of the Beni Tamim, one of the main tribes in Diyala province

False rumours spread that a new six-year-old pupil was HIV-positive, an official said

Riham Saeed sparked a backlash when she suggested the victim had asked for the abuse

The first major truce in five years of conflict was expected to allow aid workers to bring supplies to 154,000 people

The nanny was seen wandering around the street holding up a child's severed head high in the air

PM Najib Razak is under pressure over allegations that billions of dollars had been pilfered from state firms

Despite plummeting sales of print newspapers, the new paper insisted that its unique format would help it survive

Officials say radioactive material represented a significant health risk if taken outside its container

US is now India's top arms source and holds more joint exercises with it than any other country

The attacker stabbed six boys and four girls outside the gate of an elementary school

Religious rights group China Aid said authorities forced Bao and Xing to dismiss their lawyers before the trial

Media says charges are linked to deaths of over 40 hospitalised patients who were hastily evacuated and later died

Columnists are jockeying to recommend best regions for Americans seeking to escape should Trump wins US elections