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Police evacuated the building immediately and cordoned off the area while fire officials secured the site

Unbound currently offers t-shirt, underwear and socks

The leader stopped speaking and was helped off the rostrum while delivering an annual National Day policy speech

The crew raised the alarm after noticing that the captain was visibly drunk

Interior ministry says three gunmen in a car without license plates fired at checkpoint in Sadat City

Over the past three decades, Arctic Sea ice has dramatically declined

The prayer service at Pentagon is led by Dawud Agbere, one of five Muslim Army imams

Tens of thousands, mostly civilians, have died in the fighting since 1989 when the armed rebellion began

Obama administration had filed a claim against Bissonnette for publishing the book without Pentagon approval

Chan Zuckerberg Initiative plans to give away $1 billion each year till 2018

Navy spokesperson says twelve people have been found, but ten had already passed away

Eric Favre says he joined Nestle's packaging dept in 1975 to learn workings of MNC before branching out on his own

Baloch people living in Europe had also hailed Modi after his speech

Volunteers are eager despite being strongly discouraged — and sometimes banned by their home countries — from doing so

Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says 10-year-old Ali Daqneesh was wounded in Wednesday's air strike

In this feature we have three fashionistas showing us how to put together an item from a designers collection

Known to have a good rapport with govt officials, Patel may find his low public profile helps him develop better ties

Erdogan said that the aim of attacks like Gaziantep was to sow division between different groups in Turkey

A centuries-old manuscript written in an unknown or coded language that no one has cracked

The new law signed by Mayor Bill DeBlasio eliminates the English proficiency exam for taxi drivers

A suicide bomber attacked a wedding thronged with guests in Gaziantep city

Patel, 52, is now one of four deputy governors of the Reserve Bank, running its monetary policy department

Nigerians turn to traditional gods for hope in the face of a likely recession and ongoing economic woes

Paper employed a firm to search available data on more than 30 US properties connected to the Republican candidate

President Tayyip Erdogan has demanded the United States extradite Gulen, who lives in Pennsylvania

A Saudi civilian was also killed in the cross-border attack

Some 430 metres long and suspended 300 metres above the earth, the bridge spans the canyon between two mountain cliffs

The personalised suit has now entered the record books as the most expensive ever sold at auction

Police arbitrarily executed at least 22 of 42 suspected gang members killed on drug cartel ranch more than a year ago

There were no immediate reports of damage or injuries, officials say

Ankara criticises Washington for not extraditing Pennsylvania-based preacher Gulen, whom it blames for July 15 coup

We look at 13 pictur­es of events from around the world

Squeezed by economic and political turmoil since the 2011 uprising, Egyptians are preparing for a new era of austerity

Two NASA astronauts completed a six-hour spacewalk outside the International Space Station to install a parking spot

The man is currently only consuming water and nutritional supplements

Not only has India warned China against developing CPEC in Pakistan but also threatened dire consequences

Afghan officials in Kabul say lack of ammunition and few reinforcements are the main reasons for the district's fall

The two countries are expected to begin the process of exchanging ambassadors to fully restore diplomatic ties

The NSA has steadfastly declined to comment on whether it has been the victim of a security breach

Fewer than five US service people are now assigned full-time to the "Joint Combined Planning Cell"

Trump shocked many on Thursday by expressing "regret" for past mistakes

Biden and Poroshenko "reiterated the need for a political and diplomatic resolution of the conflict

Wood's due process had been violated by false testimony and scientific evidence

Thursday's government raids were the first time the regime had bombarded Kurdish positions from the air

'They lack medicines, vaccinations and suffer from poor hospitalization services' UN representative

Clinton must instead respond in writing within 30 days to questions submitted by Judicial Watch

The new service was inaugurated by London Mayor Sadiq Khan

One of the world's most secular countries, France strongly separates religion and public life

The city barred apparel that overtly manifests adherence to a religion

The visit came after President Obama's criticism for not visiting the state reeling from the flooding aftermath