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PM says Trump's election is the triumph of the American people and their enduring faith in the ideals of democracy

Jens Stoltenberg said US leadership is essential in facing up to new security challenges

'ut your seat belts on because this is going to be a bumpy ride'

Paul Anthony Ciancia, 26, said he had been contemplating suicide in the weeks before the shooting spree

Trump launched his bid accusing Mexico of sending rapists and drug peddlers across the border

Much of the venom has been aimed at immigrants, African Americans and other groups typically aligned with Clinton

What drives Pakistani-Americas to participate or not participate in US elections

The strikes early Thursday killed at least 30 people, many of them children

The base where the incident occurred is in the heart of the traditional Bedouin region of Jordan

A phrase Lohan dropped twice— 'the world is bigger than five' — has people in Turkey very suspicious

The soldiers came under fire as they were assisting Afghan troops to clear a Taliban position

Gunshots had been reported from a building on the base at Sasebo

Several of the most meat-hungry countries are also among the most obese

Bethany Thompson sustained nerve damage during her fight with brain tumor giving her smile a slant

US State Dept warns citizens to maintain high-level of vigilance while visiting markets, religious sites

The US military will review recruitment practices to better reflect the changing face of America

The owner said he turns away Muslim customers as well as Clinton supporters

Team consisted of five girls and seven boys from across the country

A review process is almost complete for the new category

The blast occurred as tribal elders gathered at the residence of the former district governor

History will remember Barack Obama as America's first black president

Hysteria sweeping the United States after a series of 'creepy clown' sightings in recent weeks

'Public schools should grant access to toilets and locker rooms based on the gender with which a student identifies'

The International Organisation for Migration said 15,804 people have been displaced since the operation began

Turkey has arrested more than 35,000 people over what it says are links with Gulen since the coup attempt

The 41-day siege that began at the remote reserve on January 2 put the spotlight on a long-running dispute

Voters have pointed to the unauthorised email system, which stymied attempts by the public to seek Clinton's emails

The call center racket made use of informal money transfer businesses known as hawalas to move the money

But restoring full trade and financial ties with Cuba would require legislative action by Congress

Capital punishment is on hold in the southwestern state after a series of botched executions

Obama has repeatedly stated that the United States will never accept North Korean as a nuclear-armed state

Before joining NATO, Norway allayed Russian fears by pledging not to open its territory to foreign combat troops

Duterte last week announced in China his "separation" from the United States

Haywood allegedly broke into the Australian model's ranch on October 14 in an effort to deliver a letter

Arrests of Iranian Americans comes in context of tensions between the US and Iran

Moscow's arrival on the US election scene first drew attention in late 2015

US officials stressed that its military presence was there for the Iraqis to decide

Mark Lucian Feigin, 40, was arrested last week after calling the Islamic Center of Southern California

Congress passed JASTA, overcoming President Barack Obama's veto, to help relatives of victims of the September 2001

'Such weapons are needed for the United States to maintain its military edge over China, Russia and other rivals'

'These Americans are really crazy. Their style is to walk here. They think they are somebodies'

The 1847-foot long passage was found after agents requested a search warrant to inspect a suspicious property

Militants have waged a decades-long separatist insurgency in Mindanao that has claimed more than 120,000 lives

Duterte says he is against the presence of any foreign troops in his country

Marines will be engaged in training and manoeuvres in almost Arctic conditions

Kerry and Zarif won the Chatham House Prize in recognition of their crucial roles to resolve the diplomatic stand-off

Hayden died in California, after a long illness

Pena Nieto had invited both Trump and his rival Hillary Clinton, who turned down the offer

Christian community stands together with Somali immigrants after a foiled bomb plot

Those visiting Istanbul or living in the city were advised to "review and update their personal security practices"