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Israel take 2-1 lead against Argentina in Davis Cup
Jonathan Erlich and Andy Ram defeated Argentina's Federico Delbonis and Horacio Zeballos 6-3, 3-6, 6-1, 3-6, 6-3 at the Sunrise Tennis Center.
Settled in Paris, Scarlett Johansson flew back to NYC to give birth to daughter
Scarlett Johansson flew back to New York City to give birth to her daughter Rose Dorothy.
Will Apple Pay kill the card swipe?
Payment digitisation paints an enticing vision of shopping's future: simply tap your device against a checkout screen and walk away with your new shoes.
Rampant Ebola fear takes toll on Africa tourism
Tour operators across Africa say they face difficulties as the Ebola outbreak, which has killed more than 2,200 people in four countries, continues to defy international efforts to control it.
Egypt on frontline in fight against IS militants, says John Kerry
"We will continue working with Egypt to achieve stability in the region," John Kerry said.
Costa scores a hat-trick as Chelsea beat Swansea 4-2
Costa made sure Chelsea recovered from Terry's early own goal as the forward continued his stellar scoring form by making it seven goals in four league games.
Mamata's decline: It's now Ma, Mati, Mafia
The slogan behind her victory was "Ma-Mati-Manush", which underlined her proximity to ordinary people and the pursuit of a compassionate version of politics unlike the hauteur and aggression of the Marxists.
Sheikh Hasina, Narendra Modi likely to meet on UNGA sidelines: Bangladesh official
"The two prime ministers are likely to hold their first meeting in New York expectedly on September 27," Foreign Secretary Shahidul Haque said.
China urges central Asian neighbours to step up extremism fight
Beijing says separatist groups in the far western region of Xinjiang, home to the Muslim Uighur minority, are seeking to form their own state called East Turkestan and have links with militants in Central Asia as well as Pakistan.
Tomas Berdych, Radek Stepanek to play doubles against France in Davis Cup
Berdych and Stepanek will face Jo-Wilfried Tsonga and Richard Gasquet on Saturday after France captain Arnaud Clement also amended his team.
Japan pushes North Korea to resolve abductions
Shinzo Abe told a rally in Tokyo that he will not back down until every abductee is accounted for. Suggesting he believes some are still alive, he said he will not relent until they are allowed to come back to Japan.
Shiv Sena tells BJP who the boss is in Maharashtra, Uddhav expresses desire to become CM
Uddhav, whose relation with BJP is under strain over seat-sharing for the Assembly poll, also sought to assert the pre-eminence of Shiv Sena in Maharashtra politics.
'New' Scots vote crucial to independence result
In the heartland of Scotland's Asian community, support for independence from United Kingdom is strong as Thursday's referendum nears.
Well water in Goa beach villages has worms: Public Works Department Minister
Well water in tourism-oriented coastal Goan villages is so bad that it is infested with worms.
Barack Obama points to 'silver lining' in IS mayhem in the region
US President Barack Obama has pointed to a "silver lining" in the violence wrought by the Islamic State.
US take 2-0 lead over Slovakia in Davis Cup
Sam Querrey gave the US a commanding 2-0 lead on Friday night in Davis Cup World Group playoff against Slovakia with a 7-6 (6), 6-3, 6-3 win over Martin Klizan.