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Police said the bodies of the teenagers were found at their home after neighbours reported hearing gunshots

President Trump on Thursday announced the departure of his environment chief, Scott Pruitt amidst ethics scandals

Authorities charge Fields with one count of hate crime act resulting in death

Pompeo lands in Japan for a brief stopover before flying to North Korea

At its peak 'doomsday cult' had at least 10,000 members in Japan and overseas

Says I really believe that Kim sees different future for the North Koreans, I hope that’s true

Incident happened at a charity fundraiser in Creston, British Columbia nearly 20 years ago

At least 19 people are killed and 40 wounded

More than 220 people are killed in Nicaragua's ongoing unrest since mid-April

French parliament launched an investigation following a string of nuclear plant break-ins by 'militants'

'Revenge porn' – sharing private sexual images or videos without consent was made an offence in 2015

Police say two arrested suspects sold an infant to a family in Uttar Pradesh state for $1,700

Trump slated to meet Putin in Helsinki on July 16

'Shoah' a more than nine-hour documentary still considered by many the most haunting film ever made

Boat carrying 90 passengers keeled over after being hit by massive waves

Couple exposed to same nerve agent used on Russian ex-spy and his daughter in Salisbury, London says

Police declare area as closed military zone

Poachers enter reserve on southeast coast armed with high-powered rifle, an axe

Orange balloon shows Trump wearing a nappy

The incident followed protests by thousands against government plans to lease new economic zones to foreign investor

The EU aims to further strengthen ties with Serbia as they edge toward eventual membership

Syrian President Bashar al Assad and his allies are fighting to recapture the southwest

Farmer Lek is one of many unsung heroes pitching into the rescue as volunteers have arrived at the site

He came to power after his predecessor resigned earlier this year amid protests against abuses by security forces

Authorities in mainly Buddhist Myanmar deny carrying out large scale human rights abuses

Mark Sedwill says Britain has information that Russian intelligence had been spying on the Skripals

The announcement is likely to send a chill up the spines of India's broadband providers

Thursday's parliament vote is not final, but only sets out the negotiating position of MEPs

Segev's defence lawyers allege that the few details made public so far have given a misleading impression

Some activists say they migrated to Minds after content removal and abuse from pro-government netizens on Facebook

Japan on Thursday ordered the evacuation of thousands of residents from Kyoto after 'historic' rains

The Oak Hill Mobile Home Park in Iowa had been in Mark Ogden's family for four decades

London and Brussels have yet to agree what sort of trading relationship they will have after Britain leaves the EU

Pompeo is also due to fly on to Tokyo to brief his Japanese and South Korean counterparts.

The central Indian region of nearly 70,000 square kilometres once received 800 to 900 mm of rain a year

A collection now includes some 15,000 pieces of found "origami art" made by customers

10 % tariff on US trade fully passed on to the consumer could tip the global economy into a state of stagflation

US envoy in Sudan to work with Khartoum to be removed from Washington's "terrorism" blacklist

Apart from Lyndon Johnson, Elizabeth has met every US President since Harry S Truman

The trapped boys were exploring the cave with their coach 11 days ago when rising flood waters trapped them inside

Donald Trump raised the possibility of invading Venezuela in August 2017

Rising government and public hostility toward LGBT community in Indonesia is threatening the battle against AIDS

For 300,000 dollars one can spend a night in the cramped prison cell that was Nelson Mandela’s home for 18 years

'If the Taliban come back, it will be with a new government, not like before'

If US implements tariffs, it will be on companies from all countries including China and the US, says Gao

Authorities could not confirm if she was part of a group of protesters who unfurled a banner that read 'Abolish ICE'

The monarch is performing his official duties as usual, palace spokesperson says

Weak infrastructure and a national shortage have made water costly all over India

Warfare in southwest Syria is sensitive to neighbouring Jordan and Israel

Pompeo makes his third trip to North Korea