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Manhattan district attorney finally gets Trump tax documents, but that doesn't mean they will become public.

Armenian army demands PM's resignation, prompting thousands of his supporters to rally against 'coup attempt'.

Historically low mortgage rates in the US spurred a pandemic housing boom, which the rising cost of borrowing may cool.

LGBTG protections will be enshrined in US law if bill survives a steep climb to 60 votes in the Senate.

US prosecutors say Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez accepted a bribe from Mexican drug lord 'El Chapo'.

The global economy is at risk of a 'dangerous and permanent divergence', the US Treasury secretary warned G20 officials.

The court affirmed that Uber drivers are workers and they should be treated as such.

Spinners take 28 out of 30 wickets to fall as tourists handed two-day hammering at world's biggest cricket stadium.

AMC Entertainment, Koss Corp, and Nokia Oyj also gained as retail traders revived the surge in Reddit-treasured stocks.

Violence erupted after former interior minister Mohamed Bazoum was declared winner of Sunday's runoff vote.

Two counties in Georgia ask for over $15k in legal fees related to lawsuits filed by the Trump campaign.

Foreign ministry denial follows reports from Washington that some of its personnel were being made to undergo the test.

Biden reverses order saying cities like Portland and Seattle are 'anarchist' havens, blocking them from federal funds.

The Kremlin critic stopped attending far-right rallies many years ago, but he still supports anti-migrant measures.

Fed systems executing millions of transactions a day went down Wednesday due to what seemed to be an internal glitch.

South Africa's Olympic champion challenges restrictions of testosterone in female athletes.

The acting head of the Capitol police will testify before a House committee as Congress continues to probe the violence.

Pashinyan has faced calls to quit from critics angered by his handling of last year's Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.

Iran wants an end to sanctions. Washington wants a say in Iran’s nukes and regional role. Can they make a deal … again?

Pashinyan faces calls to quit over his handling of the Nagorno-Karabakh war, but his supporters have come out in force.

PM-designate Abdul Hamid Dbeibah set to name a transitional government tasked with unifying the war-torn nation.

Only a pragmatic approach can lift Somalia out of its current crisis.

Celtic have some of the most passionate fans but their cause goes beyond sport to fight human rights issues.

The victims were kidnapped and fatally shot while travelling in a UN World Food Programme convoy.

The border barrier will decrease the number of cross-border attacks, but more needs to be done to secure the region.

Jailed opposition politicians have been on hunger strike for almost a month over their treatment by the government.

Only 11 percent of 10.5m use Bharat Biotech shot as government struggles to convince health and front-line workers.

At least 15 survivors found in search of the missing after an illegal mine in Sulawesi province collapsed.

Victims say they have come up against the police's repeated refusal to investigate complaints against Hindu rioters.

The US and Israel had previously condemned the court for opening the door to alleged Israeli war crimes probe.

Rights group calls for investigation amid clashes between Central African Republic security forces and armed groups.

China says about 98.99 million people in countryside have been lifted out of poverty in the last eight years.

University of Bristol students seek apology and review of a module they say expresses 'bigoted' views on Islam.

Culture minister Lina Mendoni is facing calls to resign over rape accusations levelled at one of her appointees.

Tensions between Nikol Pashinyan and the military are rising as a new protest movement against the PM gains momentum.

The two countries also agree to increase intelligence sharing and cooperation on security issues.

Woods could make lots of money even if he does not return to competitive golf, but sponsors will lose a key asset.

Many believe the justice system under PM Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalist government has become stacked against them.

Pro-military demonstrators punch bystanders after people in the area bang pots and pans to show their disapproval.

Having to prove you have been vaccinated against a disease is not new, but some oppose COVID vaccine passports.

Kazakhstan, a major producer of grains, oilseeds and meat, is seeking to end a dispute that has prompted protests.

In rare move, India and Pakistan agree to 'strict observance' of ceasefire along de facto border in disputed Kashmir.

UN aid chief says Yemen on a 'knife-edge' of famine, amid smaller aid contributions from Gulf countries.

Ecuador raises death toll from one of country's bloodiest prison riots, as police chief warns new riot under way.

Airline now says it is aiming to resume international flights in October, as it reported a 75 percent plunge in revenue.

In new report, US Transportation Department says 'much work remains' in fixing how aviation body certifies new planes.

Efforts to ensure justice for victims have failed, Michelle Bachelet says while introducing her report on Sri Lanka.

Armed bandits kill people, burn down houses in villages of Kaduna and Katsina states.

Video footage of incident in Manila shows officers exchanging fire as pedestrians and shoppers run for safety.

New Delhi, angry with Twitter for ignoring request to erase accounts, wants content down within 36 hours when asked.