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Child Migrants: France And Britain Trade Accusations About Treatment
Five days into a French operation to clear the Calais Jungle, France has lashed out at apparent British criticism of the way children are being treated.
Vatican And Argentina To Release Archives Of 'Dirty War' That Killed 30,000
The archives contain about 3,000 letters between the Roman Catholic Church and family members of the dictatorship's victims.
Opium Crops Spread In Afghanistan As Taliban Gains Ground
The cultivation of opium poppy in Afghanistan, the world's main source of heroin, has risen to its third-highest level in more than 20 years.
Trump: In My First Hundred Days I'll Sue Women Who Accused Me Of Assault
Donald Trump promised on Saturday to sue women who have accused him of sexual misconduct after the election, calling them liars.
Trump Slashes Clinton Lead After He Claims Election Is 'Rigged'
The polling data showed Trump's argument that the November 8 election is "rigged" against him has resonated with members of his party.
Iraqi Army Liberates Christian Town As US Defence Secretary Flies In For Talks
The advance took place as US Defence Secretary Ash Carter arrived on a visit to Baghdad to meet Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi.
Iraqi Army Tries To Take Main Christian Town Near Mosul
The Iraqi army launched an operation on Saturday to take Qaraqosh, a Christian town near Mosul.
Mosul Offensive Is Going Faster Than Planned, Says Iraqi PM
Howitzer and mortar fire started at dawn, hitting a group of villages held by Islamic State about 6-12 miles from Mosul.
Seriously, Now The Election's Rigged? Just Stop Whining, Obama Tells Trump
Trump has intensified his allegations, although numerous studies have shown that voter fraud in US elections is rare.
Syrian Rebels Seize Village Where ISIS Promised Apocalyptic Battle
Syrian rebels said they captured the village of Dabiq from Islamic State on Sunday, forcing the jihadist group from a stronghold where it had promised to fight a final, apocalyptic battle with the West.
Iraq 'Cannot Take Back Mosul From ISIS Alone' Says Turkey
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Saturday that Iraq could not deal alone with driving Islamic State from the city of Mosul and that the presence of Turkish forces in a nearby military camp was an insurance against attacks on Turkey.
Looting Near UN Base In Haiti; Ban Promises More Aid
Haitians desperate for relief from hunger and sickness in the wake of Hurricane Matthew looted United Nations trucks on Saturday during a short visit to a hard-hit port town by UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, who promised more aid.
Two Men Charged With Hate Crime In 'Savage' Attack On Sikh
Two men who are accused of attacking a Sikh man in California by punching him, knocking off his turban and cutting his hair were charged on Friday with assault as a hate crime, according to local media.
US Broadens Syria Talks As Ferocious Assault On Aleppo Continues
US Secretary of State John Kerry and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov returned to Syria talks on Saturday, three weeks after the failure of their painstakingly drafted ceasefire that many saw as the last hope for peace this year.
Republicans In Chaos As Trump Slams 'Disloyal' Ryan, McCain
Trump, in a barrage of stinging Twitter posts, condemned the Republicans who have backed away from his White House run.
Trump In More Trouble: Top US Republican Ryan Won't Campaign For Him
Ryan all but conceded that Democrat Hillary Clinton was likely to win the White House on November 8.