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More than 1,000 people are still missing following the hurricane two weeks ago.

The actress, who pleaded guilty in May, is the first parent to be sentenced in the scheme.

Brazil's foreign minister also hit back at criticism over Brazil's handling of the Amazon fires.

Indonesia and Malaysia issue severe smog alerts as fires rage in large sections of their rainforests.

The crowdfunding company has been accused of union-busting by current and former employees.

Most metro lines are not running amid union resistance to President Macon's reform plans.

The former president's family had earlier disagreed with the government over his final resting place.

The victims' families believe the person is likely to be a Saudi official who helped the attackers.

Japan tests spraying fake snow in 'Snokyo' to tackle the summer heat ahead of the games next summer.

From "hell yes" to "have a record player on" - the White House hopefuls' most memorable lines.

Organisers said they could not guarantee "smooth running" if the tournament in light of the unrest.

The image of one man in the way of a column of tanks has become a symbol of peaceful resistance.

Joe Biden, Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders share the stage for the first time in a testy debate.

The scuba-diving boat caught fire off the coast of California last week, killing 34 passengers.

Hurricane Dorian battered the Bahamas earlier this month killing at least 50.

An amateur astronomer has discovered a comet that could come from outside our Solar System.

The settlement ends a four-year investigation into Google's tax affairs.

A Politico report said Israel was likely behind surveillance devices found near the White House.

Ren Zhengfei offers to share its 5G know-how with a Western firm in return for a one-off fee.

William Moldt went missing in mysterious circumstances 22 years ago after a night out in Florida.

A moving video has gone viral after the death of former Indonesian President BJ Habibie.

Richard Ferrand, a member of the French president's 2017 campaign team, faces corruption allegations.

The European Central Bank cuts key interest rate and re-starts quantitative easing.

The family of Zimbabwe's ousted strongman says they are not being consulted over funeral plans.

The US president described the move as a "good will" gesture and comes ahead of fresh talks with China.