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Saudi reserves dropped from $732 billion at the end of 2014 to $683 billion at the end of April

Samantha Elauf was denied a sales job in 2008 at an Abercrombie Kids store in Tulsa when she was 17

The new Windows 10 software will come as a free upgrade to people who already use Windows 7 or Windows 8.1

Attack was against a federal police base between Samarra and the Tharthar lake, officers added

Her inauguration is expected to take place on Friday

June 21 was set aside as the International Day of Yoga at the request of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi

Political and military leaders joined family members for a memorial service in Ahvaz in southwestern Iran on Sunday

Account showing rare or unseen photos of the founder had 100,000 followers before it was removed

Following a news report, various people came forward to help out 15-year-old Saba who suffers from Wilson's Disease

The prayer mat is priced at a hefty $300

Building's collapse in 2013 killed more than 1,100 people

Islamberg sits about 150 miles northwest of New York City

Kabul is increasingly relying on former mujahideen strongmen with chequered pasts as a bulwark against the insurgents

PMI data signalled a further robust expansion of the Indian manufacturing economy in May

A year-long travel ban on the five is due to expire, raising questions about what happens next

Police say the army is searching for two militants who may have escaped

External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj says Modi raised concerns regarding project during recent visit to Beijing

The Huthis fired shells at a ship chartered by the UN that was carrying 7,000 tonnes of food

The Secretary had planned on flying back to the US this evening

Pakistani flags have appeared at several rallies in Indian Kashmir since April 15 this year

None of those held were US government employees

He sparked international concern when he ruled out establishment of a Palestinian state during election campaign

Swaraj says no decision has been taken on schedule of India-Pakistan cricket bilateral series

The Cheraman Juma Masjid is as old as 628 AD

Hospitals are struggling to cope with the number of patients suffering from severe heatstroke

Sohel Rana, owner of the Rana Plaza factory complex, was among those who were formally charged over the disaster

In the worst affected provinces, families are too afraid to send their children to school

Children attended lessons in temporary classrooms made of bamboo or in tents after their schools were destroyed

The police detained three people as part of their investigation and have not ruled out more arrests

The FDA earlier this month ordered the company to recall the batch from stores in the state

Kerry was out riding the day after meeting with his Iranian counterpart in Geneva

Myanmar refuses to recognise its 1.3 million Rohingya living in the western state of Rakhine as citizens

"Like his dad, Beau was a good, big-hearted devoutly Catholic and deeply faithful man," US President Barack Obama...

Zeeshan Khan says his mailbox is flooded with solidarity messages

The death rate is more than twice that tallied by the federal govt over past decade, the Washington Post says

sanctions would be reinstated automatically in the event of non-compliance

Senior civil servants receive letters asking them to join yoga session led by Indian premier

The bomber blew himself inside the Alhaji Haruna mosque

Some people said they will boycott United Airlines until it apologises to Ahmad and trains its staff better

Ghani urges Pakistan to support reconciliation efforts in Afghanistan, agree on exchange of prisoners

Pacific Tsunami Warning Centre says there is no risk of a tsunami

Indian Minister of State for Defence was speaking on sidelines of the Shangri-La security conference in Singapore

12 people were killed in rebel-held Al-Shaar, including eight members of a single family

Website posts students' profiles, social media links and groups they are linked to in a bid to prevent future jobs

The bank notes were posted on the Reserve Bank of India’s website, causing a flutter among the Indian population

Aruna was assaulted by Valmiki Shanbaug – then a ward boy – when she scolded him for stealing food

"This is the face I grew up with"

Gilligan was returning to New York from a business trip in Japan when he fell ill

The so-called Najd Province says Shias should be "killed everywhere"

A total of 2,541 people died in 1998 due to extreme temperatures, the highest figure in India's history