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The mother of a man who died two years ago after his arrest following a foot chase has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against three Texas police officers, alleging they were deliberately indifferent as her son complained that he couldn't breathe.

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North Korean troops have been spotted in commercial satellite imagery preparing for a likely military parade, according to two organisations that track the country.

Croatia drew 00 with a newlook Russia team to stay atop its World Cup qualifying group Wednesday as tiny Malta secured a commanding win.

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Mexico President Andrs Manuel Lpez Obrador highlighted his campaign against government corruption and downplayed the work that remains to be done in the areas of security and reducing poverty in his third state of the nation address Wednesday.

Mohammed was part of a team that helped rescue then-Senator Biden and others in 2008 when their helicopters were forced to land in a snowstorm, stranding them in a remote valley in Afghanistan.

A federal judge has thrown out a Trumpera rule that ended federal protections for hundreds of thousands of small streams, wetlands and other waterways and left them vulnerable to pollution from nearby development.

Authorities on Tuesday accused a man with bludgeoning to death his 12yearold grandson after finding money missing from his wallet.

A fact-check report claimed that the man in the video is not dead and can be seen making gestures. Local journalist Sadiqullah Afghan said the man was a Talib and was trying to put a flag on a 100-metre pole.

Once they had seized control of Afghanistan’s capital, the Taliban began searching Kabul’s streets for members of the NDS, the government’s intelligence agency.

A bill approved by the Republicanled Oklahoma Legislature this year that seeks to crack down on protesters is unconstitutional and would chill the ability of groups to mobilize people to advocate for racial justice, a civil rights group argues in a federa...

The pandemic has already claimed more deaths in 2021 than in 2020.

Sher Mohammad Stanikzai tell CNN-News18 that Taliban seeks friendly ties with all its neighbours.

After the fall of Kabul, Taliban officials stressed that the media, including women, could continue to operate freely and would not be harassed.

U.N. SecretaryGeneral Antonio Guterres warned the Security Council on Thursday that a conflict in Ethiopia has spread beyond the northern Tigray region and "a humanitarian catastrophe is unfolding before our eyes."