A federal judge in the United States has ordered Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton to provide written testimony under oath about why she used a private e-mail server while secretary of state.... More
Democratic U.S. presidential nominee Hillary Clinton told federal investigators that former Secretary of State Colin Powell suggested she use a personal e-mail account, The New York Times reports.... More
The U.S. military has withdrawn some of its troops from Saudi Arabia who were helping the Kingdom with its aggression against Yemen. ... More
Paul Manafort, campaign chairman for U.S. Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, has stepped down, causing more tumult in the candidate’s already chaotic run for the White House.... More
The United Nations has voiced concern about the alarming conditions of well over two million Libyans, who need humanitarian aid due to the situation of terrorism in the North African country.... More
A survey in the United Kingdom has revealed that over half of British parents allow their children under the age of 14 to drink alcohol at home. ... More
Dozens of protesters have rallied in Bahrain to condemn a ban on holding Friday prayers and to denounce the Al Khalifah regime's crackdown on the majority Shia community.... More
The southeastern French city of Nice has become the latest seaside resort in the western European country to prohibit the burkini, the full-body Islamic swimsuit.... More
Interim President of Brazil Michel Temer reaffirmed his commitment to promoting business and private investment... More
The New York Times and The Guardian editorial boards are calling for the U.S. and British governments to end their support for Saudi Arabia's war in Yemen.... More
In the United States, the American Red Cross is calling this week's flooding in Louisiana the worst disaster in the U.S. since Hurricane Sandy in 2012.... More
The office of United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has acknowledged that the U.N. played a role in a cholera epidemic that killed more than 9,000 people in Haiti.... More
A new poll has revealed that 77 percent of Bolivians believe that President Evo Morales' leadership has been decisive for the country's national development in the past decade.... More
In South Sudan, the U.N. is launching an investigation into allegations that U.N. peacekeepers did not attempt to prevent multiple cases of abuse and sexual violence against civilians.... More
The former head of booking at Fox News says former CEO Roger Ailes sexually harassed her for two decades.... More
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