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The suit aims to force around 1,000 people suing MGM over shooting rampage to drop their suits

The fault is mine and mine alone, tweets Musk

On Tuesday, more than 1,000 men firing automatic weapons entered the city

Pro-government forces shoot at journalists to prevent them from verifying details of a bloody siege

The UN-brokered negotiations in Switzerland had been billed as the best hope in decades to resolve the Cyprus issue

Christopher Young was declared dead on July 17, 2018 at 6:38 pm

Two top pro-Brexit ministers, Boris Johnson and David Davis, quit in protest last week

After nine days without a steady supply of food or water the boys were found emaciated and huddled in a group

There were 165 migrants aboard the second dinghy--including 34 women and 12 children

President Erdogan declared the state of emergency on July 20, 2016, five days after warplanes bombed Ankara

Building collapses in India are more common during the current monsoon season

'Culprit' returned the money to salon's owner after returning from home, witness says

Female colleagues demand Anastasia Ivashevskaya resign from post in the wake of controversy

IS attacks Taliban fighters attending a funeral in northern Afghanistan

The US president says he was happy to pass the ball on to his 12-year-old son Barron

The girl, who has a hearing disability, was allegedly sexually assaulted inside a Chennai apartment block

The chase and shootout, which occurred July 11, came after officers responded to an attempted murder call

Last year, Islamic State's members carried out attacks on the parliament in Tehran

A popular Vietnamese news website has been suspended and fined about $10,000

The Damascus regime has been pounding Quneitra since Sunday in a bid to retake the province from militants

Maria Butina alleges working for a high-level official in the Russian government

India's Supreme Court asked the government to enact a new law and stem what it called 'horrendous acts' of lynching

High temperatures hampered the recovery in flood-hit areas where more than 200 people died last week

More than 11,000 athletes from 45 countries are to compete at the second-biggest multi-sport event behind the Olympics

Charred remains of flatbread baked 14,500 years ago in northeastern Jordan found

US president remarks that Russia's decision to continue the nuclear deal is a matter of bilateral convergence

Three planned Parenthood organisations along with the National Family Planning Association filed lawsuits

Chinese authorities swiftly punish those who deface leaders' images and other Communist symbols

Allegations of massive corruption were a major factor behind the defeat of Najib's long-ruling coalition

Google and UNEP will produce geospatial maps and data for a publicly available platform

'It’s really about trying to silence and cover up what’s been going on in the occupied territories for 51 years'

Rights groups say many victims are shot by police in cold blood, onslaught being used as a cover to settle scores.

Brutal killing of the 20-year-old medical student has sparked public outrage, people demand an end to the practice

The Taliban rejected talks with the President Ashraf Ghani

May has vows to stick to her plan to negotiate the closest possible trade ties with the EU

Afghan officials say their country needs extra dams because of low levels of water capacity

China's predominantly Muslim ethnic minority groups are believed to make up the majority of the camps' populations

A little-known hillside neighbourhood resides in the heart of Athens

Inspections ordered to rectify illegal adoption scams

The insurgent group has long maintained it wants to talk only with the US

Former US President will deliver a speech to 15,000 people in South Africa

The Aama Surakshya programme has helped more than two million Nepali women access medical services

Coastal hubs and the populations beyond them will be affected by further expansion of the dead zone

US intelligence officials, senior Republicans denounced president as "shameful", "disgraceful"

16 North Korean players are taking part in the ITTF Korea Open tournament in Daejeon.

Instrument used to calibrate nuclear material stolen from federal experts in 2017

BJP district chief says the tent collapsed because people tried to climb up the bamboo poles holding the tent

Trump rejects chance to condemn Moscow's alleged manipulation of US elections

UN health agency says heat stress linked to climate change is likely to cause 38,000 extra deaths a year

Missile is an all-weather weapon systems, officials claim