Kashmir Observer Srinagar: The unprecedented flood fury has left both Jammu as well as Kashmir deluged with over two dozen people dead and scores feared killed in torrent that washed away a bus carrying the wedding...
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The Inquisitr She passed away at 1:17 P.M. at New York’s Mount Sinai hospital. Born Joan Alexandra Molinsky in Brooklyn in 1933, according to Biography, Joan Rivers was a fixture on late-night talk shows,...
Al Jazeera Joseph Biden, the US vice president, has said his country will follow the IS group "to the gates of hell" following the beheading of two American journalists by the...
Canberra Times Russian President Vladimir Putin in Ulan Bator, Mongolia, on Wednesday. Photo: AP Kiev: Collapsing Ukrainian government defences and a growing public hunger for peace have forced President Petro...
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Fresno Bee WASHINGTON — Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said Wednesday that more than 100 Americans are fighting with Islamic State militants, the first time the Pentagon chief has put a number on U.S. citizens aiding the terrorists. Hagel cited the...
Voa News Jessica Berman The growing number of Type 2 diabetes cases worldwide will make it difficult to control and eliminate tuberculosis. Experts have found a connection between the two diseases, reminiscent of HIV and TB. For reasons that are still...
BBC News By Andy McFarlane BBC News The threat from Islamic State militants in Iraq and Syria continues to feature heavily in the press. Under the headline "your move, Mr President," the Independent questions whether Barack Obama can "rise to...
Voa News Reuters DUBAI — Al-Qaida leader Ayman al Zawahri on Wednesday announced the formation of an Indian branch of his militant group he said would spread Islamic rule and “raise the flag of jihad” across the subcontinent. In a 55-minute video...
Voa News VOA News U.S. authorities have seized $500,000 of assets tied to a former South Korean president convicted of corruption. The announcement on Wednesday by the Justice Department marks the second...
BBC News The World Health Organisation (WHO) says more than 1,900 people have now died in West Africa's Ebola outbreak. WHO head Margaret Chan said there were 3,500 confirmed or probable cases in Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia. "The outbreaks are...
Bloomberg Ukraine’s leader sent financial markets into turbulence as he backtracked on talk of an end to five months of violence in his nation’s east. President Petro Poroshenko announced this morning that he’d hammered out a deal with Vladimir Putin to end...
Canberra Times Vladimir Putin says he "sketched out" a peace plan during his flight from Moscow. Photo: AP Kiev: Russian President Vladimir Putin has listed seven steps he said were necessary for a ceasefire in the conflict in eastern Ukraine. Putin said he and...
Skynews Former French First Lady Valerie Trierweiler has claimed President Francois Hollande tried to win her back with flowers, dinner invitations and text messages in her secret memoir. The 49-year-old, a journalist for the magazine Paris March, lived with...
Voa News Reuters MAIDUGURI, NIGERIA— The Nigerian town of Bama remains under government control after an assault by Boko Haram, the Borno state government and local vigilante groups said on Wednesday, contradicting reports that the Islamist group had seized...
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