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The rules allow the US to reject asylum claimants who have not applied en route to the US border.

Manila doctor Michael Lazaro escapes the city by going freediving, to connect to nature and clear his mind.

Jarrid Wilson, 30, founded a mental health charity and preached to a congregation of 15,000.

Police say 600,000 rallied for Catalan independence, one of the lowest turnouts in eight years.

"We are stuck here at the waterfall,” said an SOS note found in a green bottle

Astronomers discover water in the atmosphere of a "habitable" planet orbiting a distant star.

Emergency officials caution that the names have not yet been checked against those in shelters.

Justin Trudeau could be facing a tough re-election campaign as he seeks a second term in office.

Prosecutors argued that a dementia patient euthanised in 2016 had not been asked to verify her wish.

Nearly two weeks after Hurricane Dorian, search operations are continuing to find the dead.

The law would mean the likes of Uber and Lyft would have to offer holiday and sick pay.

Doctors believe some women with repeat infections could benefit from the procedure.

A football match saw the Chinese anthem booed while singing protests took over shopping malls.

Speaking after a trip to Africa, Pope Francis says he is "not afraid" of a Catholic Church schism.

President Trump says he disagreed with many of the US national security adviser's suggestions.

Israeli PM Netanyahu makes controversial pledge to annex Jordan Valley in occupied West Bank if re-elected next week

The stampede occurred as Shia Muslim pilgrims marked Ashura in the city of Karbala.

The environment minister says storage space for contaminated water from Fukushima will run out in 2022.

Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen names most gender-diverse executive team in the bloc's history.

The BBC confronts a British paedophile, who breached strict court orders by fleeing to Bulgaria.

The mole had high-level Kremlin access but was pulled amid fears their cover could be blown, reports say.

The BBC finds evidence entire villages in Rakhine, Myanmar, have been replaced by relocation camps.

The charismatic Chinese businessman led Alibaba to become one of the world's biggest internet firms.

Fifty states and territories will investigate Google's dominance of the online advertising market.

Financier Victor Vescovo completes his quest to visit the deepest parts of Earth's five oceans.