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Lemansky, whose Facebook page lists her as Katie Brown, faces a fine and 150 days in jail for the misdemeanor charge

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in India, Pakistan and Bangladesh

Authorities accuse the three of using the Internet to spread messages and videos to promote IS

Defence secretary does not specify how many troops will be deployed

Names on pledge include Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, Facebook chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg among others

Muslim parents killed their daughter, Lareeb Khan for being in a pre-marital sexual relationship

Says Google is providing true prices while eDreams creating websites including the word Ryanair to mislead customers

The huge blast caused panic close to the metro station in the Bayrampasa district of Istanbul

Klingberg was sentenced to 20 years for having passed information to Moscow on Israeli biological weapons research

US President says market forces had to be at the centre of efforts to reduce global warming

Abtahi says the reason he was given was that the captain and crew did not feel comfortable with him on the flight

'It is a tragedy that is completely preventable' UN special rapporteur on the human rights of migrants

The editor-in-chief and bureau chief of a daily were arrested on spying charges last week

The woman, who remains unidentified, says she received a message saying 'talaq' three times

First flights bringing the displaced to Canada are expected to leave Jordan by the middle of the month

We’ve had this name for a long time, we’re not going to change, says Rugby club's spokesperson

Muslims now outnumber non-Muslims in Hamtramck, a city which was once made up of 90 per cent Polish Catholic

The portfolio for sale includes the Terry's Chocolate Orange and Terry's All Gold brands

Report says two-thirds of all terror attacks on US soil since 9/11 have been caused by right-wing attackers

The priest seemingly spent little of the money with the authorities freezing holdings of 656,000 euros on bank account

A Syrian family were praying in the direction of Makkah when two drunk women started shouting abuse

Analysts say ruling Al Saud dynasty has no intention of sharing power with elected politicians

Criticism comes as local media reported two Asian men had died in an "accident" while working on a construction site

'The United States supports Turkey's right to defend itself and its air space' Obama

Saudi Arabia is a main supporter of opposition groups seeking to topple President Bashar al Assad

Kingdom threatens legal action against Twitter users who compared its decision to execute a poet to punishments by IS

On the other hand, Houthi-run Saba news agency said that fighters had seized three Saudi military outposts

The unemployment rate declined to 6.3 percent in November from 6.4 percent in October

Police official says the 4 were very active on the Internet, promoting their extremist cause

24-year-old Yitzhak Gabbai is member of anti-Arab group Lehava

Alcohol is widely available and consumed by an estimated 3.5 million of the nearly 30 million Malaysian population

Minister of state for cabinet affairs confirmed that government sent a request for a special budget

New virus puts the fate of bananas to the test

An Ankara court had barred access to the video-sharing site from May 2008 to October 2010 over 10 videos

16 men arrived at an army checkpoint in Lebanon in four Red Cross vehicles, live footage showed

The surgeries were performed last week at a mass surgery organised by a charity in Haryana state's Ambala district

The judge announced a sentence of six to 12 years in jail after the charge was lowered citing mitigating circumstances

The package covers Tornado reconnaissance jets, a naval frigate and up to 1,200 troops

The teacher rebranded the annual Christmas concert into a 'winter concert' which would not feature any religious songs

Scientists say drug metformin could hold the secret to long life and will be tested on humans in 2016

Turkish president challenges his Russian counterpart who has refused to meet Turkish leader

After being contacted, Aisha would be exposed to Islamic State's on-the-ground recruiting tactics

Flight QZ8501 went down on December 28 during flight from the Indonesian city of Surabaya to Singapore

Move follows recent rate cuts designed to lower cost of investing and boost India's economy

The State Department released 5,000 emails sent or received by Hillary Clinton using private email server

Afghan government is cultivating militias with chequered pasts as short-term security fix to supplement ground troops

University of Chicago has welcomed arrest and said normal operations would resume on Tuesday

A Suffolk branch of the fast food chain has been granted a licence to sell alcohol after 9pm

Saudi Arabia has executed at least 151 people this year, according to Amnesty International

Refugee groups say Carson's comments on Syrian refugee camp in Jordan underestimated the scope of a global crisis