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The Expo Line extension marks the return of commuter train service to the sea following a six-decade gap

The Secret Service reported an adult male subject, carrying a firearm, approached an outer perimeter checkpoint

In December, the British PM had called the Republican "divisive, stupid and wrong"

A video shows minister Piyush Goyal grinning sheepishly after the lights went out

This visit will highlight the progress made on climate change and energy partnership, security and defense

Mark Humayun receives National Medal of Technology and Innovation from US President Barack Obama

Interior ministry says helicopter was participating in a training operation near the Spanish border

Jabing Kho was sentenced to death in 2010 for the murder of a Chinese construction worker

While smartphone usage is surging as the middle class swells, most Indians still can't afford Apple's iPhones

According to the airport there is no threat to passenger safety

Andreas Lubitz deliberately crashed flight A320 in March 2015, killing himself and the 149 others on board

India is blocked from land access to Afghanistan to the central Asia countries because of opposition from Pakistan

The real estate developer has with undiplomatic abandon challenged much of the status quo in US-Asia relations

Officials in both countries have made clear they want to stress the present and future, not dig into the past

Investigators from France's air accident authority and Airbus have arrived in Egypt to help probe the mysterious...

According to Egypt's aviation minister, a terrorist attack was a more likely cause than technical failure

The homeopathic doctor was killed on the spot, and his companion suffered serious wounds

The 43-year-old mountaineer had also complained to teammates about feeling unwell during his descent

The temperature tops a previous record of 50.6 Celsius set in 1956

According to residents, many of the labourers in Naqil were Taliban fighters

Heaviest rains in a quarter of a century have pounded the island since last weekend

The French government will meet families of the victims on Saturday in order to provide information

In his interrogations in Belgium, Abdeslam gave the impression he was merely a pawn of Abaaoud and his brother Brahim

Netanyahu proposed replacing him as part of a move to expand the coalition government

The intercept occurred days before President Barack Obama travels to parts of Asia from May 21-28

Berry's father told the magazine that his son suffered from dementia, which had recently worsened

The girl was among 97 women and children held hostage by Boko Haram who were freed on Thursday morning

San Francisco is just the latest California community where law enforcement is under fire for race-related issues

Former US Defense Secretary says Trump's tweet came too soon before officials had a chance to discover what happened

Craig is contracted to do a fifth film but last year said he would rather "slash my wrists" than play 007 again

The hugely symbolic visit comes against the backdrop of a recent improvement in relations between the two faiths

The collision on the main road between Ouagadougou and the western city of Bobo-Dioulasso, happened around midnight

The decree targets the northern region's controversial Toro de la Vega bull run

The findings, based on geological mapping, could provide new clues in the search for life

The airliner crashed with 66 people on board and authorities are trying to determine if it was an act of terror

"When will we get tough, smart and vigilant?" asks the US presidential contender

The IT giant said the new centre will focus on developing maps for its products

The incident happened in the House of Commons during discussions for a physician-assisted suicide law

The amazing job took 11 hours to complete

I know my offer is a little bit weird, but you have to live with Muslims to know them closely, says Bin Haidar

The 41-year-old man was in the palace grounds for seven minutes before he was arrested on suspicion of trespassing

Human trafficking can be found in any country, and its victims can be nearly anyone, experts say

Leaks to the Israeli media from both sides said a deal was close to being finalised

Yildirim is poised to replace Ahmet Davutoglu, who stepped down after a power struggle with Erdogan

The incident took place as the US maritime patrol aircraft carried out 'a routine US patrol,' statement says

Using solar, wind and hydro power, the country had an extraordinary 107-hour run that lasted four days

Experts say the chances of a mechanical malfunction in the case of Thursday's EgyptAir disappearance are slim

Move means the Indian Ocean archipelago has become one of the very few African Union members to allow homosexuality

Armed forces initially said helicopter had crashed due to a technical fault during air operations against PKK fighters

Critics say mixed martial arts, judo, kick boxing and other clubs are ideal for fomenting radicalisation