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The Democratic pair is scheduled to visit North Carolina to discuss building on the progress made

Government critics term the move part of a crackdown on those opposed to Prime Minister Najib Razak's administration

The rights groups claim Saudi Arabia has misused its position by blocking an investigation of its war crimes in Yemen

One other person was seriously injured in the blaze, which broke out early Thursday morning

Democrats Misty Snow and Misty Plowright would make history if elected

Kenyan intelligence agencies estimate that around 100 men and women may have gone to join the IS in Libya and Syria

The tribute has become a somber ritual following a string of high-profile attacks

The next Conservative party leader will take over by early September

A defence ministry spokesperson confirmed a Tunisian in Turkey on private business had been killed in the attack

Malmstroem said the Brexit was not linked to the controversy surrounding the proposed pact

Cameron's successor is expected to take office in early September

Your Facebook feed is about to look completely different

Muslim officers acknowledged that the CIA is viewed with suspicion in their communities

A group of Indian fighters vowed to avenge the deaths of Muslims killed in riots

When people tagged their friends on Facebook in voting reminders, turnout increased by 15 to 24 per cent: research

Indian constitution allows Muslims to regulate matters such as marriage, divorce, inheritance through own civil code

Lu Wei had been in charge of supervising controls on online expression since taking over as head of the CAC in 2013

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

The Dogan news agency said autopsies on the three bombers had been completed and they may have been foreign nationals

The Democratic Party and a new Democratic president need to make clear that we stand with those who are struggling

MTCR membership not only gives India the right to sell missiles and projectiles, it can also buy high-end technology

Sima Kotecha becomes latest target of racist abuse following Brexit

Due to last night's explosion at Ataturk Airport, all Iranian flights are suspended until their safety is guaranteed,

Alexandre Mars set up Epic Foundation in 2014

Anti-Islam sentiment became more prominent in Australia last year

The participation of all three countries revealed their "hegemonic scenario for disturbing regional peace and security

'Americans stand united with the people of Turkey against this campaign of hatred and violence', Hillary Clinton

List of the worst bomb attacks in Turkey since 1986

Since Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has become president, the state tolerates no more protests, and little criticism

The country has been clobbered by the economic crisis sweeping through Central Asia

He also said Islamic State leaders were being killed at a rate of one every three days

The 27 remaining members of the bloc agreed to give Britain some breathing space

President Mauricio Macri says Lionel Messi is 'God's gift' to the country and it should take care of him

From 2010 to 2014, the number of heroin overdose deaths in the United States more than tripled

Moore was recruited for Presley's band by legendary producer Sam Phillips in 1954

Kerry says Cameron feels powerless to negotiate a departure he does not want

"I wish I had won the referendum ... I am sad about that," he told reporters

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has called for an international "joint fight" against terror

Businesses wante more information about the implications of Brexit, says Sajid Javid

Jeremy Corbyn lost a non-binding confidence motion, with 172 Labour MPs voting against him and only 40 in favour

Most Scots voted to remain in the EU in last Thursday's referendum

A Lyft spokesperson confirmed settlement with VanderZanden on Monday but declined to disclose terms

Khan says London should have "a full seat at the negotiating table"

Britain’s bigger cities are far more racially and ethnically diverse than its small towns and rural communities

Sajad Gharibi aka Persian Hercules weighs an enormous 24 stone, almost all of which is muscle

Technology spending for both Britain and Western Europe will turn negative both this year and next due to uncertainty

Turkey is home to 79 million people with a median age of just over 30, younger than anywhere else in Europe

Twenty-two cases were reported in June, around double the monthly level seen in past years

The speed of our exit from EU looks likely to be decided in Brussels, Paris and Berlin rather than London, says Sadiq

The number of boat crossings from Egypt to Italy has reached 1,000 (so far) this year