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British Tourist Found Murdered in Forest Met Killer on Tinder, New Zealand Court Told
Millane was travelling through New Zealand last December and was last seen alive on the eve of her 22nd birthday.
In Latest Breach of Nuclear Deal, Iran Resumes Uranium Enrichment at Underground Plant in Tehran
The suspension of all enrichment at the Fordow plant in the mountains near the Shiite holy city of Qom was one of the restrictions on its nuclear activities that Iran accepted in return for the lifting of international sanctions.
France's Emmanuel Macron Expresses Regret Over US Pullout from Paris Climate Accord
President Donald Trump went ahead with the pullout despite mounting evidence of the reality and impact of climate change, with September the fourth month in the row with near- or record-breaking temperatures.
Turkey Releases 2 Journalists Convicted of Aiding Terror Group
The journalists — along with Altan's brother, columnist Mehmet Altan, and two others — were previously sentenced to life in prison without parole in 2018 for attempting to overthrow the government.
China Presses Trump for More Tariff Roll-backs in 'Phase One' Trade Deal with US
The deal, which may be signed later this month by Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping at a yet-to-be determined location, is widely expected to include a US pledge to scrap tariffs scheduled for December 15 on about $156 billion worth of Chinese import...
'In American Interests': Ex-Ukraine Envoy Says She Was Urged to Tweet Support for Trump
The transcripts painted a detailed picture of the distress felt by top US diplomats as Trump allies tried to pressure Ukraine to launch investigations into the Republican president's domestic political rivals.
How to Get Trump Voters and Liberals to Talk: Don’t Make Anyone Sit in a Circle
Cross-party relationships that had survived the Bush or Obama presidencies are faltering now under Trump.
1 Year Out: A Divided America Lurches Toward 2020 Election
The nation will plunge into the election as deeply divided as it has been politically in more than half a century, when cities were in flames with protests over war and civil rights.
Whistleblower Offers Republicans Testimony in Impeachment Probe Amid Trump's Efforts to Unmask Identity
The action was in response to Republican efforts, led by Trump, to unmask the whistleblower, a member of the US intelligence community whose identity has not been released, lawyer Mark Zaid said.
Maldives Foreign Minister Hails India for Rajiv Gandhi Govt's Help in Averting 1988 Coup
In a statement on Maldives' 31st Victory Day, Shahid said, 'We honour all those who undertook the duties entrusted to them with unwavering dedication and dignity and fought to preserve the sovereignty of this nation.'
Starved, Burnt, Locked up: Bangladesh Calls for Worker's Return After Video Claiming Sexual Abuse Goes Viral
Government spokesman Atiqur Rahman said Dhaka would crack down on rogue recruitment firms amid allegations that they abused female workers and sold them to other brokers.
Fire Erupts on Japan Govt Plane Carrying PM Shinzo Abe to ASEAN Summit in Bangkok
About an hour after take-off, an in-flight announcement said that an oven on the plane had sparked a small blaze, the Asahi Shimbun reported.
Trump Aide said Ukraine Behind Democratic Party Hack, Say Documents
Trump and his surrogates have suggested that Kiev hacked Democratic National Committee servers and planted evidence to frame Russia, as a way of undermining the legitimacy of the US leader's election.
IS Claims Responsibility for Deadly Mali Attacks on 50 Soldiers
The strikes in Mali underscored the fragility of an area straddling several West African countries battling increasing jihadist violence that has claimed hundreds of lives.
Asia Must Overcome Its 'Addiction' to Coal to Tackle Climate Crisis, Says UN Chief
Antonio Guterres's warning follows fresh research this week predicting that several Asian megacities, including Bangkok, Ho Chi Minh City and Mumbai, are at risk of extreme flooding linked to global warming.
Can Trump Avoid Taxes With Change of Address? It May Not Be So Simple
Under state law, taxpayers who spend 184 days a year in New York — more than half the year — have to pay state taxes on all of their income.