Turkish troops with American-made M60 tanks move near the village of Qirata in Syria
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There are rumors that Barack and Michelle Obama’s marriage is on the rocks.
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Queen Elizabeth communicates her thoughts, feelings, and stand about certain people and events through her clothes.
An unnamed source told Us Weekly that Queen Elizabeth is "impressed" with Meghan Markle's accomplishments lately.
Apple CEO Tim Cook has openly opposed the immigration policy of President Donald by filing a brief at the U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday.
Jessye Norman, pictured in 2013, was one of the contemporary era's most revered opera singers
New York Rep. Chris Collins resigned from Congress on Monday as he faces insider trading charges.
A member of presidential candidate Ashraf Ghani's campaign team walks past a poster of him his headquarters
Paintings of China's President Xi Jinping and founder of the People's Republic Mao Zedong adorn the Panjiayuan Antique Market in Beijing
Former Cuban president Raul Castro gives a speech in front of his revolutionary brother Fidel Castro's tomb in January 2019
Afghans headed to the polls amid tight security Saturday as voting got under way in the presidential election, following a bloody campaign that has been marred by repeated attacks across Afghanistan.The Taliban, who already have unleashed a string of bombings, have in recent days issued repeated warnings they intend to attack polling centres and have told voters to stay away."Voting has begun all over the country, and we are glad the people are already in big lines at polling centres waiting to cast their votes," Independent Election Commission spokesman Zabi Sadaat told AFP.
President Donald J. Trump, who is known for his tweets was the subject of one himself on Wednesday when Philippine Foreign Affairs Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jr. said in a tweet that Trump had told him that he “loves” Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, whom he called “Frank Sinatra.”
The United States says that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, seen here meeting church leaders in July 2019, has repeatedly used chemical weapons
Young refugees from the Democratic Republic of Congo wait to be registered at the Kyangwali Refugee Settlement in western Uganda, on December 10, 2018
Former Cuban president Raul Castro gives a speech in front of his revolutionary brother Fidel Castro's tomb in January 2019
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo in New York
A whistleblower report that has prompted an impeachment inquiry into Donald Trump contains "very troubling" allegations, US lawmakers have said, after the president dismissed the case against him as a "joke."Democrats have accused Trump of a "mafia-style shakedown" of his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky by urging a probe into his rival Joe Biden -- prompting the complaint by an anonymous US intelligence official earlier in September.
A labourer cuts out campaign posters of Afghan presidential candidate Abdullah Abdullah
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe says he will keep trying to arrange talks between the United States and Iran
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