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China Warns US to Avoid Islands it Claims in South China Sea
The US pushed back, insisting it will continue to "fly, sail and operate wherever international law allows." In late September, U.S. and Chinese vessels nearly collided near a disputed reef.
Will Take Public Opinion on H-4 Visa Revocation Proposal: Trump Administration
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) had said that the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) will come out with a new proposal by January 2019 under which it is mulling to remove from its regulations certain H-4 spouses of H-1B non-immigran...
CNN Reporter’s Video Distributed by White House Was Doctored, Reveals Expert
While the origin of the manipulated video is unclear, its distribution marked a new low for an administration that has been criticized for its willingness to mislead.
North Korea Cancelled Talks With Pompeo, Says US Ambassador Nikki Haley
Pompeo was supposed to meet with Kim Yong Chol in New York on Thursday to discuss the North's commitment to eliminating its nuclear weapons .
China Declines to Reveal Details of Financial Assistance to Pakistan, Yet Again
Imran Khan visited China from November 2 to 5 during which he held talks with President Xi Jinping and Premier Li Keqiang for China's help to tide over the serious economic crisis faced by cash-strapped Pakistan which included balance of payments.
Nancy Pelosi as House Speaker Would 'Show the Power of Gavel'
She wants to impress on Americans the importance of the legislative branch as a co-equal branch of government.
A Real Vintage: China Unearths 2,000-year-old Wine
The wine is believed to date to back to the Western Han Dynasty (202 BC to AD 8) although the Xinhua report did not detail how it had been sealed and kept from evaporating.
2 Muslim Women, Native American, Openly Gay Guv: The Most Diverse US Midterm Election Ever
The high-profile midterm cycle that produced a record number of women contenders and candidates of colour meant several winners will take office as trailblazers, marking firsts for their race and gender.
Eight Feared Dead After Two Buildings Collapse in France's Marseille
Google Maps images taken in recent months showed the two collapsed buildings, in the working-class neighbourhood of Noailles, had had large visible cracks in their facades.
Wife's Pensive Letter to John F Kennedy on Relationship, Family Up for Auction
The letter by Jacqueline Kennedy was written around the time when her husband was Massachusetts Senator, US-based RR auctions said in a statement.
Lanka Speaker Says He Will Not Recognise Rajapaksa as PM Unless it is Proved in Parliament
The speaker said a majority of members in Parliament have submitted a petition to him stating that the changes made in Parliament recently by President Sirisena are unconstitutional.
'Need to Make Sure He Rests in Peace': Slain Journalist Khashoggi's Sons Appeal for Return of His Body
In an interview, Salah and Abdullah Khashoggi said without their father's body, their family is unable to grieve and deal with the emotional burden of their father's death.
New Caledonia Votes on Independence from France
Voting in New Caledonia's 284 polling stations opened at 8:00 am Sunday (2100 GMT Saturday) and was to end at 6.00 pm, with results expected the same evening.
Paleontologists Discover New Sauropod Species in Argentina
The remains came from three separate dinosaurs from the herbivorous group of sauropods, the best known of which are the Diplodocus and Brontosaurus. This new species has been named Lavocatisaurus agrioensis.
China Promises Help as Imran Khan Talks of Pak's 'Low Point' in Beijing; Xi Accepts Invitation
Meeting Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing's Great Hall of the People, Pakistan PM Imran Khan said he had come to China to learn.
Myanmar By-election Rare Local Test for Aung San Suu Kyi
A mere 13 positions are in play in the country's second by-election since the national poll three years ago, but they are spread out across the country and include parliamentary and regional assembly seats.