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Donald Trump Sues Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance over Subpoenas
A copy of the complaint filed in Manhattan federal court was not immediately available in online records, and Vance's office did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
'The Post-mortem Findings Show Suicide but...': Doubts Raised over Autopsy Report of Pakistani Hindu Girl
Namrita Chandni, a final-year student of Bibi Asifa Dental College in Larkana district and a social activist, was found lying on a cot by her friends on Monday with a rope tied to her neck.
Without an Obvious Path to Majority, Netanyahu Calls on Rival Gantz to Form Unity Govt Together
Netanyahu, in a video message, said he preferred to form a right-wing coalition, but the results showed it was not possible.
US Federal Reserve Cuts Key Interest Rate a Quarter Point, Citing 'Uncertainties'
However, the Fed's policy committee is divided, with three of 10 voting members dissenting from the decision, one because he wanted even more stimulus.
Police Finds 29 Bodies Packed in Plastic Bags Found in Concealed Grave in Mexico
Murders in Mexico jumped to the highest on record in the first half of the year, putting the cartel-ravaged country on track to surpass the 29,111 recorded last year.
Sri Lanka to Hold Presidential Election on November 16 as Island Nation Grapples With Political Crisis
The main opposition Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna (SLPP), led by former President Mahinda Rajapaksa, has already nominated his younger brother and wartime defence chief Gotabaya.
Saudi Arabia Says Drone Attacks on Aramco Oil Sites Were 'Unquestionably Sponsored' by Iran
However, authorities added that the kingdom was still investigating the exact launch site.
3 Injured After Car Smashes into Trump Plaza Lobby in New York Suburb
The luxury residential property in New Rochelle is not where U.S. President Donald Trump and his family have a residence, but was widely reported by national media nonetheless.
Chinese National Pleads Guilty to Running 'Birth Tourism' Scheme in US
Dongyuan Li, 41, admitted in her plea agreement that between 2013 and March 2015, her company -- called 'You Win USA Vacation Services '-- assisted mainly Chinese foreign nationals who were pregnant to travel to the US and give birth.
Has the Netanyahu Magic Faded? Israel PM Battles for Survival as Exit Polls Show Race Too Close to Call
The surveys by Israeli TV stations gave Netanyahu's right-wing Likud 31 to 33 of parliament's 120 seats, versus 32 to 34 for centrist Blue and White led by former General Benny Gantz.
Pakistani Health Experts Warn against Self-medication as Dengue Cases Rise Drastically
In Pakistan, the dengue cases are on a rise with 3500 people being speculated as suspected dengue patients. The constant increase has led the medical practitioners to issue a warning.
After Sending Shockwaves in Oil Markets, Yemen's Iran-backed Rebels Threaten New Attacks on Saudi Arabia
Strikes on two Saudi facilities on Saturday halted half the kingdom's production and sent shockwaves through energy markets. The United States, however, has blamed Iran for the attacks.
218 Booked for Rioting in Pakistan's Sindh Over Alleged Blasphemy by Hindu School Principal
Protests erupted in Ghotki district on Sunday after an FIR was filed against the principal a School on the complaint a student's father who claimed that the teacher had committed blasphemy by his anti-Islam remarks.
Russia Warns Against 'Hasty' Reaction to Saudi Oil Attacks
The Saudi attacks will cut the kingdom's output by 5.7 million barrels per day (bpd), according to a statement from state-run oil company Saudi Aramco, or more than 5% of global oil supply.
Purdue Pharma Files for Bankruptcy in Bid to Settle Opioid Crisis Cases
Owned by the wealthy Sackler family, the pharmaceutical giant is facing thousands of state and federal lawsuits blaming its prescription painkiller OxyContin for plunging millions of Americans into addiction.
5 Killed After Gunmen Open Fire in Bar in Mexican President's Home State Before Independence Salute
The public security ministry said in a post on Twitter that five people were killed and three were injured when a group of unidentified gunmen opened fire in the bar near Villahermosa, the state capital of Tabasco in southeastern Mexico.