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Michelle Wolf Draws Laughs, Gasps at White House Dinner; Trump's Staffers Walk Out
As he did last year, Trump flew to a Republican-friendly district to rally supporters on the same night as the dinner. In Washington Township, Michigan, the president assured his audience he'd rather be there than in that other city by that name.
Former Malawi President Banda Returns Home, Says Ready to Prove Innocence
The so-called "Cashgate" scandal in which senior government officials were accused of siphoning millions of dollars from state coffers was uncovered in 2013 while Joyce Banda was president.
Pakistan Finance Minister Hikes Military Spending in Rowdy Budget Session
Ismail also set aside 1.1 trillion for the defence budget, increasing it by about 20 percent from the 920 million that the government had budgeted for the military to spend. Revised figures from a budget document suggest military spending will hit 1 trill...
Scientists Shocked as NASA Cuts Only Moon Rover
Scientists working on the Resource Prospector (RP) mission, a robotic rover that had been in development for about a decade to explore a polar region of the Moon, expressed astonishment at the decision.
Judge Puts Stormy Daniels' Lawsuit Against Donald Trump's Lawyer on Hold
Daniels' lawyer Michael Avenatti promptly pledged to fight the stay, writing on Twitter he would file an immediate appeal to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit in California, which could ultimately lead the Supreme Court to weigh in.
'A New History Starts Now' as Leaders of Two Koreas Begin Summit
The dramatic meeting, aimed at ending their decades-long conflict, comes weeks before Kim is due to meet U.S. President Donald Trump. Moon and Kim are expected to discuss denuclearisation and exchanges between the Koreas and also will plant a memorial tre...
Amazon Will Now Deliver Products to Your Car
The online giant said its Amazon Key, which enables in-home delivery and keyless guest access, now offers customers an option for deliveries inside their vehicle, if it has the right technology and is parked in a publicly accessible area.
China Says Terrorism Tops Meeting of Central Asian States
The focus on terrorism reflects China's hopes to use the grouping to stamp out threats of cross-border support for low-level separatist insurgencies particularly in the predominantly Turkic-speaking region of Xinjiang.
12-Year-Old Australia Boy Runs Away to Bali Using Parents' Credit Card
He spent four days in Bali, where he said he checked into a hotel, hired a scooter and drank beer before a friend alerted his mother to a geotagged video of himself playing in a swimming pool.
Toronto Van Suspect a Withdrawn Figure, with Special Needs
Police say Alek Minassian, 25, was arrested 26 minutes after he allegedly drove a white rental van into a crowd in the north end of Toronto, sending bodies flying.
Melania Shares Details of Trump Admin's First State Dinner
The First Lady and her staff have spent months preparing for the event . French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife, Brigitte, will be the guests of honor at the dinner in the State Dining Room.
Trump, Macron to Face Differences on Iran, Trade, as French Visit Begins
The pair will get a sense of their two countries' shared history during an evening meal on Monday night at Mount Vernon, the home of George Washington, the first U.S. president and Revolutionary War commander whose alliance with France was critical to vic...
Police Hunt Gunman Who Killed Four at Nashville Waffle House
The suspected shooter, identified as Travis Reinking, 29, fled on foot and was still at large as murder warrants were being issued for him, the Metropolitan Nashville Police said.
57 Killed as Islamic State Suicide Bomber Strikes Voter Centre in Kabul
The assaults underscore growing concerns about security in the lead-up to legislative elections scheduled for October 20, which are seen as a test-run for next year's presidential poll.
'Treasured Sword': What Kim Jong-Un Said About the Nukes He’s ‘Giving Up’
Here are the key quotes from the North Korean leader's announcement, made at a meeting of the central committee of the ruling Workers' Party, as reported by the official KCNA news agency.
Iran Says Will Make or Buy Any Weapons it Needs, Lambasts 'Invading Powers'
U.S., British and French forces pounded Iran's ally Syria with air strikes early on Saturday in retaliation for a suspected April 7 chemical weapons attack, which they blame on Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's government.