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Magnitude 5.3 Earthquake Shakes Eastern Japan, No Tsunami Warning
The epicentre of the earthquake, which occurred at 11:50 a.m. (0250 GMT), was in Chiba prefecture, east of Tokyo, the Japan Meteorological Agency said.
Super Typhoon Haima Barrels Through Northern Philippines
Super Typhoon Haima, the strongest cyclone to hit the Philippines in three years, toppled power and communication lines, damaged houses and displaced thousands as it made landfall in the north of the country.
Father's Comments Were Inappropriate, Offensive: Trump's Daughter
Ivanka Trump finally broke silence on on the 2005 tape in which Donald trump made sexually aggressive remarks about women, and said that the comments were "clearly inappropriate and offensive."
Donald Trump Accuses Hillary Clinton of 'Criminal Enterprise in Rigged' Polls
Donald Trump has accused Hillary Clinton of running a "criminal enterprise" to turn the US government into a vehicle for her personal profit and creating conditions for a "rigged" election that also has media support to "poison" voters' minds.
Last King of Rwanda Kigeli V Dies in US
"It is with a very heavy heart that we announce that His Majesty King Kigeli V Ndahindurwa, the last King of Rwanda, died early this morning," read a statement on his website.
Team Hillary Used Oil Project to Divert Attention from Email Row, Says Leaked Data
Hillary Clinton's campaign aides last year used the Keystone oil pipeline project to try to divert attention away from her use of private email while serving as Secretary of State, according to emails released by WikiLeaks.
Obama All For Forgiveness But Against Trump's Bid For White House
Barack Obama on Tuesday urged North Carolina Democrats to take advantage of early voting and cast their presidential ballots for Democrat Hillary Clinton.
Apple Watch Banned from UK Cabinet Meetings over Fears of Russian Hackers
Britain's ministers have been reportedly banned from wearing Apple watches to Cabinet meetings over fears of Russian hackers.
China Raps US Interventions in Asia at Regional Forum
Beijing rapped Washington on Tuesday for its interventions in Asia, as tensions grow between the two powers over territorial disputes in the South China Sea
German City on Terror Alert Over Bomb Plot Suspect
Police, who told people to stay in their homes, named the suspect as 22-year-old Syrian Jaber Albakr. Photographs posted on social media showed armed police clad in black balaclavas and helmets at an apartment building in the eastern city.
Syrian Crisis: US Takes on Russia, China Over Use of Veto Power at UN
The US is disappointed with the way Russia and to some extent China have been exercising their veto power in the UN Security Council to blunt global efforts for peace in Syria, the White House has said as it underscored the need to reform the powerful win...
Pakistan Lawmakers Toughen Penalty For 'Honour' Killings
Despite objections from religious hard-liners, lawmakers Thursday took the first significant move to curb mounting numbers of "honor" killings in Pakistan, stiffening the penalties and closing a loophole that allowed such killers to go free.
President Obama Declares State of Emergency in Florida on Hurricane Matthew Threat
President Barack Obama declared a state of emergency in Florida as Hurricane Matthew strengthened and headed for the U.S. Southeast, the White House said on Thursday.
Antonio Guterres Vows to 'Serve Most Vulnerable' as UN Chief
The former Portuguese prime minister said he would work for "the victims of conflict, of terrorism, the victims of the violation of rights, the victims of poverty and injustices," during an address at the foreign ministry in Lisbon.
Hurricane Matthew Devastates First Spanish Settlement Town in Cuba
Hurricane Matthew devastated the historic colonial town of Baracoa in eastern Cuba and hurled large rocks onto the roads, cutting off a total of four towns, authorities and residents said on Wednesday.
Israel Strikes Hamas Targets in Gaza After Rocket Fire on Sderot
Israel carried out airstrikes on Hamas posts in the Gaza Strip after a rocket fired from the Palestinian territory landed in a street in the southern Israeli town of Sderot on Wednesday, the Israeli military said.