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Bumping the threshold up to 60 for a Supreme Court pick has only occurred four times in modern history

A landslide the month before killed 10 people in the north of the country

Car lovers and Trump supporters had lined up to admire the 2007 F430 coupe at a convention center in Fort Lauderdale

There were also fears for three other people missing in flood-affected areas in Queensland

The programme created "think before you click" clips informing youngsters how to spot false stories

The G20 last November threatened to establish a blacklist of tax havens this year

'It happened in great secrecy'

The under-construction building has three towers each 60 floors high and had been due to be completed in April 2018

Thousands of people are due to line the banks of the Thames to watch the 163rd edition of the annual contest

Poster suggests key Indian Muslim figures support construction of Ram Mandir in place of historic mosque

A militant group called, Liwaa al-Thawra, claimed responsibility in a statement posted on its social media accounts

Russian North Caucasus has been one of the major sources of foreign militants fighting in Syria and Iraq

Clashes broke out afterwards between stone-throwing Palestinians and police officers who used stun grenades

Ayad al-Jumaili was killed with other IS commanders near the border with Syria

The mudslides late Friday were caused by the rise of the Mocoa River and three tributaries

Police say Masood had copied the low-cost, low-tech attacks encouraged by Islamic State

The resulting trade deficit has nearly doubled in the past 10 years

An Indian government official says Dalai Lama's visit is religious, not political

President Sisi will also see the top officials at the World Bank and International Monetary Fund

The 27 pictures now revealed capture vast devastation Pentagon saw during 9/11 attacks

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

Police and soldiers were helping residents to clear the mud and debris to look for victims

The legally required disclosure documents provided a snapshot of assets and positions held by the personnel

The new rules follow similar measures introduced by Britain and the United States

'Come here and we will talk because I want to slap you,' says Philippines' president

Many New York officials and legal experts for years have been calling for the closure of the huge site

Spokesperson says some countries led by America are determined to ignore the main source of terrorism and extremism

Two class-action suits were launched in California in 2010 by former students

Experiments using lab mice found the rodents showed no sign of pain once injected with the fish venom

PM Trudeau denounced move, stood behind right to religious accommodation

Conventional ice cream flavours may now be a thing of the past

No details were immediately available on the cause of Baker's death or where he died

'Any conflict or tension between Pakistan, India will hinder progress and development of both countries'

Pakistan's high commissioner says when India does not engage in talks, negative forces get advantage of situation

The team behind the study hope findings will challenge workplace norms

Clichy City Hall was planning to turn rented prayer hall into multimedia library

Bondevik visits AJK, gets briefing on IOK atrocities

Facility not extended to Pakistanis

Military planners fear that wars of the future will start with cyber attacks against critical networks

Kumail Nanjiani is known for his character Dinesh in the award-winning show ‘Silicon Valley’

Sweden made a formal request to the U.S. justice department for help in obtaining the footage

Anyone caught transporting cows for slaughter could also face up to 10 years in jail

Global total of people deemed "severely food insecure" represents a 35 percent increase on the 80 million

Washington has accused Moscow of developing a ground-launched cruise missile, in violation of its INF Treaty

Former CJCSC says move to shed doctrine comes at time when Hindutva ideology dominant in India

British defence secretary says those failing to meet the commitment should agree to year on year real terms increases

This is the first time that the councillors are facing tough action

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

Noorena participated in several sports competitions and has won 63 gold, 24 silver and five bronze medals

At Shaheen Bagh refugee camp in Delhi live the 66 families who fled communal violence in Myanmar in 2012.