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Attorney General William Barr reportedly denied the president's request to say no laws were broken.

Liliana Segre, 89, is assigned two police officers in Italy after hundreds of anti-Semitic messages.

The French president laments a lack of commitment by the United States, Nato's main guarantor.

Some 1,600 people are moved from two locations under the Boulevard Périphérique in the city's north.

Bosco Ntaganda is the first person convicted of sexual slavery by the International Criminal Court.

A grassroots protest movement in Lebanon has been born - one that is uniting people more than ever.

The inspector was prevented from entering a facility over suspicions she had "suspicious material".

Donald Trump has urged China to crackdown on the drug, which is 50 times more potent than heroin.

The US president condemns his "corrupt" opponents after public impeachment hearings are scheduled.

Prosecutors open inquiry after Adèle Haenel says she was sexually harassed as a girl by a director.

Five buses are ambushed by gunmen in the West African country, where jihadist violence is rife.

US prosecutors allege that Saudi agents sought personal information about known Saudi critics.

Dutch police are investigating a "suspicious situation" on board a plane at Schiphol airport.

The investigation has until now been held behind closed doors, but will be televised.

Four-month-old Giovannino, who must be kept from direct sunlight, is being cared for by nurses.

The cable cars will transport up to 3,000 people an hour to the Western Wall and Old City.

One man is under arrest after the attack in which four tourists, a guide and a guard were injured.

The 13-year-old, who hid his siblings, was among eight children to survive attack that killed nine.

The Democrats win control in some key state polls, just a year before the presidential election.

US safety investigators found Uber's self-driving test car wasn't programmed to react to jaywakers.

A Swiss region allows trophy hunters to shoot ibex, but the elusive animal remains rare in the Alps.

Former quality manager says Boeing was driven by cost and schedules above safety, which it denies.

The Feijão dam in Minas Gerais state collapsed in January killing at least 250 people.

Gordon Sondland says he now remembers saying US aid "likely" hinged on an inquiry sought by Mr Trump.

Kerry Bloch is inundated with kind messages after her 21-year-old son asks "Would someone like me?"