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'That's What They Do, They Fight': Donald Trump Defends Decision to Remove US Forces From Syria
The US President Donald Trump defended a move that drew widespread bipartisan criticism that he has endangered stability in the Middle East and risked the lives of Syrian Kurdish allies who helped the US bring down the Islamic State group in Syria.
Japan Sends Troops in Thousands for Rescue Ops After Massive Typhoon Hammers Tokyo, Kills 23
Landing restrictions at Tokyo's Narita and Haneda airports were lifted but more than 800 flights were cancelled for the day, as were some Shinkansen bullet train services to the worst-hit areas.
Two dead as 'Unprecedented' Typhoon Hagibis Slams into Japan, Over 80 Injured
More than 7.3 million people were placed under non-compulsory evacuation orders as officials reported serious flooding and several landslides that left at least three people missing.
11 Killed, Over 100 Injured as Overloaded Bus Plunges Down a Hill in Nepal
The packed bus was ferrying passengers — who had been celebrating the Hindu festival of Dashain — from Sindhupal chowk to neighbouring Kathmandu.
US Troops in Syria Came Under Fire from Turkish Incursion, Says Pentagon
The US military confirmed an explosion around 9 pm within a few hundred meters of its post near the town of Kobani, in an area 'known by the Turks to have US forces present.'
Acting US Homeland Security Chief McAleenan Resigns, Announces Donald Trump
During McAleenan's brief tenure, the Trump administration stepped up efforts to discourage an exodus of migrants from Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador by asking Mexico to impede their transit.
California Power Outages Ease Amid Widespread Wildfires, First Linked Death Reported
The threat of widespread outages loomed in Southern California after the winds moved to the Los Angeles area, where a wildfire fueled by strong Santa Ana winds prompted officials to order the evacuation of 100,000 people.
Arrested Japanese Stalker Used Pupil Image Reflections of Victim to Find Her Location
Tokyo police declined confirmed on Friday that 26-year-old Hibiki Sato was arrested Sept 17 on suspicion of indecent behavior in connection with stalking and causing injuries to the 20-year-old woman.
'No One Showed up!' Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Protests Face Acid Test as Movement Enters Fifth Month
If this weekend doesn't again draw out the number of demonstrators seen as recently as Sunday, it could be a signal that protesters are growing tired, divided and becoming less of a challenge to the government of the semi-autonomous Chinese territory and...
After Apple Pulls App, Google Removes Game That Let Users Play as Hong Kong Protester
Google said its decision to yank 'The Revolution of Our Times' game from its Play Store did not result from any takedown requests by police or any other party outside the California-based company.
House Democrats Subpeona Energy Secretary During Trump's Impeachment Probe
The subpoena from the House Intelligence Committee asks Energy Secretary Rick Perry to turn over documents related to his dealings with Ukraine by October 18.
Amid Tussle Over Trade Issues, Trump Says He will Meet Top Chinese Envoy on Friday
Taking to Twitter, US President Donald Trump said, he will meet with the Chinmese vice premier tomorrow at the White House.
UK Economy Shrinks Ahead of Brexit Later this Month
Gross domestic product — the combined value of all goods and services produced in the economy — slid 0.1 per cent in August from July, the Office for National Statistics said in a statement.
Over 1,100 Dengue Cases Reported Within 8 Days of October in Karachi
Public and private hospitals have been receiving a growing number of high-grade fever cases. Most of the cases being reported at these hospitals are being tested positive for dengue fever.
US Moves 2 British ISIS Members Known as 'The Beatles' from Syria
In 2014 and 2015, the militants beheaded seven American, British and Japanese journalists and aid workers and a group of Syrian soldiers, boasting of the butchery in videos released to the world.
'Urge You to Reconsider': UK's Boris Johnson Asks Trump for Diplomatic Help in Fatal Road Crash Case
British police say the 42-year-old woman is a suspect in an August 27 collision between a car and a motorcycle near RAF Croughton, a British military base in England used by the US Air Force.