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Details on magnitude of benefit will be revealed in mid-March at American College of Cardiology meeting in Washington

A group of Afghan girls learn martial arts, in a country where women's sport is severely restricted

A video clip of the moment they were parted shows Ayman clinging to Umm Ahmed and crying

Source says the man had been trying to get into the museum's underground shop and had attacked another soldier

Most of the sufferers were poor children

The internet went crazy as a picture of the two legends emerged on Instagram

Similar protests at the University of California at Davis last month also forced the cancellation of speeches.

Free trade advocates worry that Trump's trade team will be too quick to use tariffs to keep imports out

As the dust settled, Turnbull told reporters in Sydney Friday he still thought he had a deal, despite everything.

Donald Tusk warned this week that Trump was a "threat" to the EU.

A window had been smashed with a heavy object and the building had been egged

The shops often keep long hours and are considered essential to the daily routines of many New Yorkers.

He did not name Trump but his comments were widely interpreted as an attack on the US leader.

Judge Carol Bagley Amon said that she did not want to leave the issue in limbo.

The green card holder was forcibly carried on a plane back to Dubai after arriving in Los Angeles last Friday.

Kalanick said he spoke briefly with Trump about the president's recent executive order restricting immigration.

Lead plaintiffs in the lawsuit filed in federal court in the Northern District of California are student visa holders.

'I have very serious concerns about NAFTA'

Schwarzenegger hits back with suggestion to swap jobs

Local government's introduction of 33% reservation for women in upcoming elections has prompted protests

Ali was on the road for roughly 30 minutes before an ambulance arrived, even though a hospital was minutes away

Microsoft president outlined a program for case-by-case review of exceptions to a travel ban instituted last week

We're taken advantage of by every nation in the world virtually, says US President

Spokesperson says instead of thanking Iran for terror fight, American government is practically helping the terrorists

The labor market is at or close to full employment

The couple was route from Tehran to the US when Trump's executive order was enacted without warning

Britain would seek comprehensive free trade agreement with EU but not an unlimited transitional status

Dozens of students were made to stand and form a bridge out of their bodies for an elected mayor

There is unrest in military due to negative behaviour of officers, says personnel in new video

The system aims to provide a constant power supply to one of the city's key recreational attractions

Beyonce's pregnancy annoucement amassed a whopping 7,470,196 likes in less than 24 hours

Dr Al Homssi has a Syrian passport but holds UAE's residency

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

This is the first drone strike in Afghanistan since Donald Trump took oath as president of the United States

The gun battle came as forces loyal to Yemeni President pressed an assault against the rebels

I'm taking in armed forces and raising drugs issue as national security threat, says Philippine president

Some Republicans in Congress have long assailed the CVE programme as politically correct and ineffective.

The US embassy in Canberra states that the refugee agreement has not changed.

An opinion poll showed Fillon, hitherto the frontunner in the election, would be eliminated from its crucial runoff.

Breathtaking visuals from one of world's largest aerial photography competitions

The coal-fired plant being built 265 km southeast of Dhaka, is a major draw for foreign investment in Bangladesh.

The tough talk commits the administration to back up its rhetoric with action.

The flight was carrying 123 passengers and seven crew.

Countries affected by Trump's order have been singled out under American immigration law since days following 9/11

Japan is expected to defend its auto sector, which has built many manufacturing plants in the United States

The American Medical Association has warned that the order created barriers to healthcare.

Saudi Arabia and its allies in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) account for the majority of production cuts

The US Justice Department is due to argue the case in the US District Court in Boston on Friday.

Birotte's ruling does not apply to tourists, students or business travelers with non-immigrant visas

The number of asylum requests made to Germany from Turkish citizens has shot up from 1,700 in 2015 to 5,700 in 2016