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Hurricane Matthew Death Toll Rises to 98 in Haiti
The death toll from Hurricane Matthew rose to at least 69 people, including 65 in struggling Haiti, local officials said, as the storm headed northward on Thursday to the Bahamas and Florida.
NSA Contractor Arrested for Stealing Classified Documents
A contractor for the National Security Agency has been arrested on charges that he illegally removed highly classified information and stored the material in his home and car, federal prosecutors said Wednesday.
Climate Deal Would Come Into Force Much Earlier, Says Obama
US President Barack Obama has said the Paris climate deal would come into force much earlier than previously anticipated, days after India ratified the agreement on climate change.
David Thouless, Duncan Haldane and Michael Kosterlitz Receive Nobel Prize in Physics
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences cited their "theoretical discoveries of topological phase transitions and topological phases of matter."
Trump Contributed Nothing for Country, Says Hillary Clinton
Clinton said that while millions of Americans worked hard to pay their fare share, Trump contributed nothing for the country, The Telegraph reported on Monday.
Taliban Launch Coordinated Attack on Kunduz City
The insurgents launched attacks from different directions but security forces pushed them back, Danish said.
White House Petition to Declare Pak 'Terror Sponsor' Gets Record Support
An online White House petition seeking to designate Pakistan a state sponsor of terrorism has gained a record half a million signatures, five times the number needed to get a response from the Obama administration.
US School Shooter Killed Father Before Rampage: Police
A teenager killed his father at their home before going to a nearby elementary school and opening fire with a handgun, wounding two students and a teacher, authorities said.
Bangladesh Says Decision to Boycott SAARC Summit its Own
Bangladesh on Wednesday said the decision to pull out of the Islamabad Saarc summit was purely its "own decision" and has no relation with the decision of any other country.
US Presidential Debate Live: I Will Release My Tax Returns When Clinton Releases Deleted Emails, Says Trump
While Donald Trump - tagged as a misogynist, warmonger, and xenophobe - defied all odds to become the republican nominee, it wasn’t easy for Hillary Clinton either. She faced some stiff competition from Bernie Sanders before defeating and getting him on b...
UN Calls For Stepped Up Security at Airports
Responding to increasing attacks on airports and aircraft, the U.N. Security Council on Thursday unanimously approved its first-ever resolution to address extremist threats to civil aviation and urge beefed-up security.
African-American Museum Tells 'Story of All of Us': Obama
President Barack Obama on Friday celebrated the pending opening of the Smithsonian's new African-American museum and said the institution, decades in the making, is a powerful place because it tells "the story of all of us," not just the famous.
Trump Calls For 'National Anti-Crime Agenda'
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has called for a "national anti-crime agenda" to combat violent crime in US cities as he condemned the unrest in Charlotte in North Carolina, where protests turned violent.
Pakistan Air Force Jets Land on Main Highways, Karachi Stocks Tumble
Closure of Peshawar-Rawalpindi motorway and Islamabad-Lahore highway at multiple points – ostensibly for PAF training – has set off alarm bells. But Pak officials say the exercise called “Highmark” was planned before and is not in response to “Indian thre...
Ankara: Knife-Wielding Attacker Tries to Storm Israel Embassy, No Casualties
Employees of the embassy took refuge in a shelter, it added.
Venezuela Accuses US of Spying on Non-Aligned Summit
Venezuela accused the United States of spying on a Non-Aligned Movement summit it recently hosted, saying Venezuelan fighter jets had intercepted a US surveillance plane and forced it to turn back.