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Wildfires Kill 15, Damage 1,500 Homes in California Wine Country
The flames from 17 major blazes have blackened more than 115,000 acres (46,500 hectares) since fires broke out on Sunday amid hot, dry conditions and high winds.
Most Britons Want Theresa May to Lead Through Brexit Process, Says Report
The poll, carried out the weekend following May’s speech to the Conservative Party’s annual conference, found that 57 percent of voters agreed that the prime minister should stay on at least until Brexit negotiations are completed in March 2019.
Militants Attack Congo Bases in Northeast, Killing UN Peacekeeper
Congo's army has been battling militants this weekend for control of a stretch of road linking the area to Uganda in a fresh outbreak of violence for a region plagued with ethnic tensions and a history of massacres.
Pakistan Recommends Appointment of Ex-chief Justice as Ad-hoc Judge in Kulbhushan Jadhav Case
Officials said that names of former chief justice Tassaduq Hussain Jillani and senior lawyer Makhdoom Ali Khan were sent to the office of the Prime Minister for final approval.
Pakistan Army Admits to Links Between ISI and Militants, Presents Bizarre Defence
Milli Muslim League (MML), a new militant party controlled by 26/11 attacks masterminds Hafiz Saeed, backed a candidate in the September by-election for a seat vacated by ousted prime minister Nawaz Sharif in Lahore. The United States has offered a $10 mi...
Las Vegas Gunman's Girlfriend Says no Advance Knowledge of Massacre
"He never said anything to me or took any action that I was aware of that I understood in any way to be a warning that something horrible like this was going to happen," Danley said.
Sarin Used in Syria 5 Days Before Khan Sheikhun: OPCW
A Joint UN-OPCW investigation found that government forces used chlorine barrel bombs at least three times, while Islamic State militants had used sulphur mustard gas.
Donald Trump EPA to Propose Repealing Obama's Climate Regulation
The decision marks the agency's first formal step to sweep away the rule intended to cut carbon emissions from power plants, after President Donald Trump signed an executive order in March launching the EPA's review.
EU Parliament Mauls UK's Brexit Progress, Theresa May Urged to 'Sack Boris'
The leader of the European Union legislature's biggest party, a German ally of conservative Chancellor Angela Merkel, said cabinet in-fighting was putting a deal at risk and called on Theresa May to get rid of her own foreign secretary, Boris Johnson.
India Committed to Broaden Afghan Developmental Efforts, Says Jim Mattis
Mattis said he believes that Prime Minister Modi's efforts will actually be enhanced in the months and years ahead, based on the sense that "we are fully" committed.
Israeli Warning as Palestinians Edge Closer to Reconciliation
The return of the Palestinian Authority to Gaza had been cautiously welcomed by the United States and the United Nations, but Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said it could be a "bogus" reconciliation "at the expense of our existence".
Kremlin Critic Alexei Navalny Jailed for Third Time This Year
Navalny hopes to run, even though Russia's central election commission declared him ineligible because of a suspended prison sentence, which he says was politically motivated.
Las Vegas Shooting: Trump Offers Condolences; UK Foreign Secy Pledges Support to US
US President Donald Trump has been briefed on the mass shooting in Las Vegas, the White House said on Monday.
Thinking the Unthinkable in China: Abandoning North Korea
While China's official goal is to bring Washington and Pyongyang to the negotiating table, it is also permitting once taboo debate on contingencies in case war breaks out in the isolated nation across its northeast border.
Air France A380 Makes Emergency Landing with Damaged Engine in Canada
Air France Flight 66, originating at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport, landed at Goose Bay in Labrador at 1542 GMT, the airline said, and no one was hurt in the incident.
Donald Trump Accuses San Juan Mayor of 'Poor Leadership'
In a series of early-morning tweets, Trump also appeared to blame some of Puerto Rico's residents for the slow pace of relief from the battering caused by Hurricane Maria, saying “they want everything to be done for them.”