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The Hadalat camp itself is a makeshift camp for hundreds of would-be refugees stuck at the Jordan border when Jordan stopped letting people in.

Trump said he would insist on them for those serving in the White House during his administration – a requirement that is raising red flags about transparency under that condition.

The draft of the GOP party platform explicitly calls for building the wall – after the man who is now the presumptive presidential nominee spent more than a year obsessing over it.

Speaking on Wednesday at the Illinois Old State House in Springfield, where in 1858 Lincoln declared that “a house divided against itself can not stand”, the presumptive Democratic nominee also delivered a fresh rebuke to Donald Trump, whom she accused of...

“We will have to make sure the next prime minister shares that commitment”.

Former London Mayor Boris Johnson was her surprise choice for foreign secretary, while backbench lawmaker David Davis, also known for his Eurosceptic views, was handed the newly created post of “Brexit minister”. She has appointed Philip Hammond as Chancellor and...

A Pakistani Taliban militant wanted for his role in a school massacre has died in a United States drone strike in Afghanistan, Pakistani and American military officials said Wednesday.

Ahrens’ funeral will be held in Plano.

David Cameron formally offered his resignation to the Queen earlier after making a farewell speech outside Downing Street. “No more boxes”, he said.

In June, German parliament had approved a resolution calling the deaths of Ottoman Armenians in 1915 as “genocide”.

The 4th Circuit Court of Appeals sided with Grimm in April.

David Cameron believes he has clocked up 5,500 questions while Prime Minister – although joked he will leave it to others to decide how many he has answered.

“We have worked hard with all our partners in Europe and in the USA to get this deal right and to have it done as soon as possible”.

Starbucks is increasing prices on brewed coffee, espresso and tea latte beverages.

The Italian economy faces nearly two decades of stagnation and pain, and will not see a return to its pre-financial crisis levels until at least 2025, according to new analysis released by the International Monetary Fund on Monday night.