World

Kushner married the Republican presidential front-runner's daughter Ivanka in 2009

Everlast said that his lawyers had informed Trump that he does not have the right to play the 1992 hit by the rapper

UN-sponsored peace talks are scheduled to start in Kuwait on April 18

Atlanta Hartsfield Jackson International has been named the world's busiest passenger airport

Shebab militants have claimed responsibility for a string of recent attacks in Somalia

It is also a blow to patients who were hoping for an alternative

For the full-year 2015, world military spending totalled $1.67 trillion, a rise of one percent from the previous year

Local television channel NY1 will co-sponsor the showdown

The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute says military expenditure nudged up to almost $1.7 trillion

It ended with the warning: 'Everything will turn into ashes'

They argued that Islam does not permit physical contact with a person of the opposite sex

She also stressed that her husband had proposed only a 'temporary' ban on Muslims entering the country

Speaking at a roundtable on extremism in Paris, the premier warned that Salafists were winning in France

Syrian state media did not disclose how many casualties were sustained in the attack

The "Panama Papers" revealed financial arrangements of politicians and public figures

Mullah Yaqoob, uncle, also inducted into group’s top decision-making council

Alaska Air will pay $57 in cash per share for Virgin America

David Cameron's father, Ian Cameron, is mentioned in the more than 11.5 million documents from the files

At least eight current or former members of the ruling Communist Party's most powerful committee were implicated

Among those named are three of Nawaz Sharif’s four children

Magazine says terror attack is end of a philosophical line for a society which tolerates women wearing burqas

Unidentified assailants shot dead NIA Inspector Tanzil Ahmad in front of his family in Bijnore

Mehbooba Mufti heads the moderate People's Democratic Party (PDP) that her father founded in 1999

Christian man incites racism when telling his kids to look at 'Batman'

US defence secretary is to fly to Philippines to observe live-firing of artillery and visit US Navy ships taking part

His comment appeared to further threaten the prospect of an effective agreement at the meeting

Navy says it has destroyed or seized 91 illegal semi-submersible 'narco subs' since 1993

Hopes for a deal at the gathering in Doha led by Russia and Saudi Arabia had been a major driver of a rally in prices

Encroachers are just one of many headaches facing conservationists as they endeavour to preserve city's monuments

The documents are at the centre of an investigation published by International Consortium of Investigative Journalists

The operation to resettle Syrians to Europe under the one-for-one arrangement also starts Monday

Here are some of the main allegations based on documents from Panama-based law firm Mossack Fonseca

Turkish Interior Minister Efkan Ala has said his country is ready to receive 500 people

Despite flinging insults and ensnaring himself in controversy, the billionaire still heads the Republican polls

The probe follows the reported leak of more than 11.5 million documents from the files of law firm Mossack Fonseca

Despite foreign pressure Panama has dragged its feet on exchanging financial information with other countries

In wake of "Panama Paper" leak, legal probe may be launched against the govt

The ICIJ report details billions of dollars of shadowy financial transactions moved through numerous offshore accounts

Politicians, sports stars, celebrities -- many were named in the 11 million pages of documents

Johnson had estimated Tesla could take 250,000-300,000 orders for the car by the end of June

Some 3.8 million voters are eligible to cast their ballots in eastern West Bengal

Names also figuring in the leak included the king of Saudi Arabia and the prime minister of Pakistan, ICIJ says

Sign MoU to share intelligence on money laundering and terror financing

Jasim Khadijah "was an ISIL member and former Iraqi officer", a spokesperson said

Amtrak said train was en route from New York to Savannah when it struck backhoe on tracks south of Philadelphia

Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitoring group however said fighting was still raging in Homs province

Turnbull said regional power Australia, a US ally, was "opposed to the further proliferation of nuclear weapons"

There were no immediate reports of damage

The economic impact of a 'Brexit' is one of the key issues for voters ahead of a referendum

Seizure is biggest since 2013 when police found 260 kilograms of heroin hidden in shipping container from Pakistan