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U.S. President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama

Twitter Reacts To Michelle Obama Being President After Leading 2020 Race Poll

Michelle Obama’s potential candidacy for president gained mixed reactions after she led the 2020 race poll.

Snowstorm Weather Today: 50 Million Affected By Snow, Rain As Flights Get Cancelled

Snow blows across a road on November 27, 2019 near Rudd, Iowa

Air travel remains miserable and hazardous due to massive snowstorms and blizzards ripping thorugh the Northeast.

Melania Trump’s Statement About Being FLOTUS, Donald As President 20 Years Ago

Donald Trump and his wife, Melania, are pictured at Central Park's Wollman Rink in April 2011

Melania Trump was open to being first lady of the United States when she was asked about it two decades ago.

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador (left) waves next to his wife Beatriz Gutierrez Muller during a rally marking his first year in office at the Zocalo square in Mexico City on December 1, 2019

Morales Victim Of 'Coup,' Says AMLO During First-term Celebration

Morales victim of 'coup,' says AMLO during first-term celebration

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Former British Software CEO Could Be Extradited To US Amid Court Battle With Hewlett Packard

The U.S. embassy has filed for the extradition of Michael Lynch so that he may stand trial amid a legal battle with Hewlett Packard.

"Corruption cannot be tolerated," Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido told reporters following corruption allegations against MPs aligned with him on December 1, 2019

Guaido Rocked By Corruption Claim Against Allied MPs

Guaido rocked by corruption claim against allied MPs

North Korea has described the system tested on Thursday as a 'super-large multiple launch rocket system'

North Korea News: Kim Jong Un's Regime Threatens Japan With 'Real Ballistic Missile,' Insults Shinzo Abe

North Korea has targeted Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe for claiming that Pyongyang launched ballistic missiles.

Tobacco is known locally in Malawi as "green gold", but the southern African nation must wrestle with allegations of child labour if the industry is to have a future

Malawi Tobacco Pressured As US Butts In Over Labour Abuses

Malawi tobacco pressured as US butts in over labour abuses

Three events are planned for Sunday, including a march to the US consulate to thank American leaders for legislation backing the city's protest movement

'Still Angry': Hong Kong Protesters Return To The Streets

'Still angry': Hong Kong protesters return to the streets

Man Killed By His Own Home Booby Trap

A Maine man is dead after a mishap involving a booby trap he attempted to install on his front door.

US - China Trade War: Beijing Wants Tariff Removal As Part Of 'Phase One' Agreement, State-Run Newspaper Says

China wants the U.S. to remove tariffs as part of a "phase one" trade deal between the two nations, Global Times said Sunday.

Samsung Widens Smartphone Market Share At Apple's Expense

Updated data from Gartner confirms consumers are increasingly losing interest in the iPhone in favor of better values.

Mexico's National Guard patrolled near the La Mora ranch where the massacre victims lived

Mexico Shootout: Bloody Gun Battle With Suspected Drug Cartel Members Leaves 21 Dead

An hour-long gunfight in Villa Union, Mexico, between authorities and suspected cartel members has left 21 dead so far.

Israel's Defence Minister Naftali Bennett and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have both sought to win over settlers ahead of another possible snap election

After US Decision, Israel Plans New Hebron Settlement

After US decision, Israel plans new Hebron settlement

Israel Planning New Jewish Settlement In Flashpoint Hebron

Israel planning new Jewish settlement in flashpoint Hebron

At Iran's last parliamentary election in February 2016, the ultra-conservative dominated Guardian Council, which vets candidates, barred nearly 50 percent of hopefuls

Iran Official Points To More Open Elections

Iran official points to more open elections

Irving Burgie, pictured here in 2010, was best known as the man who helped introduce calypso music to the mainstream

Irving Burgie, US Composer Who Popularized Calypso, Dies

Irving Burgie, US composer who popularized calypso, dies

A file picture shows a Pilatus PC-12 single-engined aircraft similar to the one involved in the crash, in which nine people were killed

Plane Crash Kills Nine, Injures Three In South Dakota

Plane crash kills nine, injures three in South Dakota

Skirmishes erupted overnight between protesters and police in Hong Kong after a rare period of calm in the city

Hong Kong Protesters Back On Streets After Election Lull

Hong Kong protesters back on streets after election lull

Iranian P-3 Orion Tempts Fate, Buzzes US Navy Ships Several Times In Gulf Of Oman

The Iranian military buzzed two U.S. Navy ships as they completed a mission in the Gulf Of Oman.

Some say the money sunk into Alitalia could have bought a few new airlines

No Clear Flight Plan For Alitalia After Rescue Stalls

No clear flight plan for Alitalia after rescue stalls

A strong proponent of greater German engagement on the world stage and closer EU integration, von der Leyen has in the past advocated a "United States of Europe"

Ursula Von Der Leyen: Merkel Loyalist, Favoured By Macron

Ursula von der Leyen: Merkel loyalist, favoured by Macron

Melania Trump’s Stunning Transformation Before Becoming FLOTUS: Modeling Career Revisited

Melania Trump came from humble beginnings before she became the first lady of the United States.

Two USAF A-10 Pilots Receive Distinguished Flying Cross, Years After Earning Them In Afghanistan

Lt. Col. Tony "Crack" Roe and Maj. John "Sapper" Tice, flight commanders with the 303rd Fighter Squadron, received the Distinguished Flying Cross on the same day.

Lionel Messi and Megan Rapinoe are expected to win the big prizes at Monday's Ballon d'Or ceremony

Messi And Rapinoe Expected To Take Ballon D'Or Honours

Messi and Rapinoe expected to take Ballon d'Or honours

The 2015 deal set out the terms under which Iran would restrict its nuclear programme to civilian use in exchange for the lifting of Western sanctions

Six European Countries Join Barter System For Iran Trade

Six European countries join barter system for Iran trade

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