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Man Chokes to Death During Doughnut Eating Challenge
A man trying to eat a half-pound doughnut in 80 seconds as part of a doughnut shop's eating challenge has choked to death in Denver.
Likely Suspect in St Petersburg Blast is Kyrgyz-Born Russian Citizen
Monday's blast on board a metro train in St Petersburg killed 11 people and wounded 45.
Save All Tweets by Trump, Even Deleted Ones, White House Told
The National Archives is telling the White House to keep each of President Donald Trump's tweets, even those he deletes or corrects.
Germany Dismisses 'Islam Law' as Integration Debate Resurfaces
Germany has no plans to introduce an 'Islam law' codifying the rights and obligations of Muslims, a government spokesman said on Monday, dismissing an idea floated by allies of Chancellor Angela Merkel ahead of federal elections in September.
10 killed, Many Injured in St Petersburg Metro Station Explosion in Russia
At least 10 people were killed in explosions in two train carriages at metro stations in St. Petersburg on Monday, Russian authorities said.
Russia, Putin Paid no Price for 'Misbehaviour' in Ukrain, Syria: John McCain
Russia and its President Vladimir Putin have paid no price for their "misbehaviour" in countries like Ukraine and Syria and for "interfering" in US elections, a top American Senator has alleged.
Federal Judge Rejects Trump's Free Speech Defence Over Violence at Rally
A federal judge has rejected President Donald Trump's free speech defence against a lawsuit accusing him of inciting violence against protesters at a campaign rally.
Two Teenage Girls held on Suspicion of Plotting Attack in France
Three teenage girls were arrested in late February on suspicion they had chatted on Telegram, an encrypted instant messaging platform used by French jihadi Rachid Kassim to call for attacks on France.
Two Months on, a Donald Trump Supporter Mired in Doubt
He traveled from rally to rally with his guitar in tow, crooning pro-Donald Trump tunes and hailing the then Republican candidate as the answer to the US heroin epidemic that took his son's life.
Indian-American Sikh Doctor Gets Death Threats in US
A Sikh doctor in the US has received death threats from an anonymous caller in Indiana, amid a series of hate crime incidents in which Indian- Americans have been targeted.
South African Finance Minister Sacked in Shock Reshuffle
South African President Jacob Zuma sacked his finance minister and made ten new cabinet appointments late Thursday in a dramatic reshuffle which could split the ruling ANC party.
UK Civil Servants Steel for 'Humongous' Brexit
"It's the amount that we have planned to do the job", Healey said, dismissing worries that it might not be enough but admitting the ministry is "still growing".
Maldives ex-leader Mohamed Nasheed Vows Fightback After Vote Chaos
But Nasheed, who has pledged to return to the honeymoon islands to contest the 2018 election, said Monday's incident had exposed the government's shaky majority and strengthened his resolve to try again.
Theresa May Signs Letter to Trigger Brexit
UK Prime Minister Theresa May on Wednesday signed the letter that will trigger Britain's exit from the European Union.
In Drought-stricken Somaliland, Families Try to Survive on Black Tea
In a makeshift camp beside a disused airfield in the breakaway Somali region of Somaliland, 32-year old Nima Mohamed sits next to an open wood fire, boiling a kettle of black tea.
China Readies Hangars, Radars on Man-Made Islands in South China Sea
Dozens of aircraft hangars and high-end radar capabilities on China's man-made islands in the South China Sea are almost operational, according to new satellite imagery released by a US-based think tank.