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Kenyan Rose-farm Dam Bursts, 'Sea of Water' Kills 47
Due to two months of heavy rain in East Africa, bridges have been swept away and roads turned into rivers of mud affecting nearly a million people in Kenya, Somalia, Ethiopia and Uganda.
Massachusetts Man Stole Warhol Paintings, Sold Fakes: Prosecutors
According to authorities, Walshe had the real paintings, which he had stolen from a former classmate at Carnegie Mellon University who is now living in South Korea.
Iraq Used Baghdadi Aide's Phone to Capture Islamic State Commanders
Iraqi agents used an app on Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi's top aide Ismail al-Eithawi's mobile phone to lure four commanders from the Islamic State into a trap, a security advisor to the Iraqi government said on Thursday.
Saudi Arabia Says It Intercepts Houthi Missiles Over Riyadh
Yemen's Iran-allied armed Houthi movement said it had launched the missiles at economic targets in the Saudi capital. There were no immediate reports of casualties or damage.
Top Chinese Official Accused of Plotting Coup Against Xi Jinping Gets Life Term in Graft Case
Sun Zhengcai, a former Politburo member during the first five-year tenure of Xi, is the latest senior cadre to fall in the President's sweeping anti-corruption drive.
'Mini-Trump' Candidates Battle it Out in US Republican Primaries
Mike Braun, who owns a distribution and freight company, says he would not have launched his Republican effort for the U.S. Senate if Trump had not blazed the trail two years ago.
Hezbollah's Nasrallah Says Lebanon Results are 'Victory' for the Resistance
Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah said "the parliamentary presence" created by Hezbollah and its allies would guarantee the protection of the "resistance".
Singapore Likely to Host Trump-Kim Summit in June: Report
Trump said at the weekend that the two sides had settled on a date and location for the summit — the first between a sitting US president and a North Korean leader — without providing details.
Michelle Obama Says No Miracle Candidate Will 'Save' USA
The former first lady, 54, was greeted like a rock star at a conference called the United State of Women Summit, with an audience of some 5,000 people in Los Angeles, almost all women.
Vladimir Putin to Begin His Fourth and Probably Final Term Amid Crackdown on Opposition
Opposition leader Navalny was held along with nearly 1,600 of his supporters on Saturday during nationwide rallies against Putin as police and paramilitary activists used force to break up demonstrations in Moscow and Saint Petersburg.
Trump to Meet South Korean President at White House on May 22
Ahead of US President Donald Trump's much-awaited summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, South Korean President Moon Jae-in would brief Trump on his recent summit meeting with Kim.
Nasa Counts Down to Liftoff of Mars Lander Insight
The spacecraft was scheduled to blast off atop an Atlas V rocket at 4:05 am Pacific time (1105 GMT) from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California.
US Accuses China of Injuring Military Pilots With Lasers, Beijing Denies
In one case, two pilots on a C-130 cargo plane suffered minor eye injuries as they came in to land at the base in the Horn of Africa nation, Pentagon spokeswoman Major Sheryll Klinkel said.
China Supports Ending State of War on Korean Peninsula: Foreign Minister Wang Yi
During his two-day visit to the North, Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi said Beijing was in favour of peace efforts between Seoul and Pyongyang, who have remained technically at war since the 1950s.
Iowa Passes 'Fetal Heartbeat' Abortion Ban, Most Restrictive in US
The Senate voted 29-17 to pass the House of Representatives-approved bill, according to the legislature's online voting tallies. The bill now goes to Republican Governor Kim Reynolds, an abortion opponent, who has not said publicly whether she will sign i...
Kanye West Claims 400 Years of Slavery a Choice, Sparks Outrage
West was invited by TMZ to talk about his recent tweets, free thought and Trump when he made the controversial comments, which have received massive backlash.