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Retaliation for missile attacks
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US feminist icon Gloria Steinem dies
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Trump adviser had 5 calls with Russian envoy on day of sanctions

Michael Flynn, President-elect Donald Trump's choice for national security adviser, held five phone calls with Russia's ambassador to Washington on the day the United States retaliated for Moscow's interference in the US presidential election, three sources familiar with the matter say.
14 January 2017

Biden in tears after Obama surprise

Barack Obama awarded Vice President Joe Biden America's highest civilian honor on Thursday, in an emotional surprise
13 January 2017

Pak should 'expel' terror groups

In a tough message to Pakistan, James Mattis, Donald Trump's pick for US defence secretary, has said that if
13 January 2017

Obama ends open door policy for Cuba migrants

US President Barack Obama on Thursday ended a decades-old policy that allowed Cuban migrants who arrived
13 January 2017

Key Contradictions in foreign policy

Toughness with Russia and China, support of the Iran nuclear deal, the quest for a solution to the Israeli-Palestinian
13 January 2017

FBI investigated over pre-election decisions on Clinton email

The US Justice Department says it would probe a Federal Bureau of Investigation decision to announce an inquiry into Hillary Clinton's emails shortly before the November presidential election, a move she has blamed as a factor in her defeat.
13 January 2017

Protests will aim to disrupt Trump inauguration

Thousands of demonstrators are expected to turn out in Washington for protests aiming to "shut down" the inauguration of Donald Trump as the next US president, organisers say.
13 January 2017

Ban hints at presidency run

Retired UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon yesterday returned to South Korea as momentum builds around his
12 January 2017

Trump under fire over business plan

Donald Trump said Wednesday he had handed complete control of his business to his adult sons but stopped short
12 January 2017

US Senate takes first step to unravel Obamacare

The Republican-led US Senate held a procedural vote early yesterday which set in motion the eventual rollback of
12 January 2017

US must be ready to confront Russia

President-elect Donald Trump's pick to lead the Pentagon yesterday told Congress that the United States must be
12 January 2017

Trump, top diplomat pick differ on multiple fronts

Donald Trump's nominee for secretary of state signaled Wednesday he is prepared to diverge from the US president-
12 January 2017

What we know

An explosive but unsubstantiated political research dossier on Donald Trump's links to Russia alleges that his
12 January 2017

'Fake news, it's phony stuff'

President-elect Donald Trump yesterday flatly denied "phony" explosive allegations about ties with Russia and lurid behavior on a trip to Moscow that have tainted his election victory and threatened to engulf his presidency.
11 January 2017

Another step to sour ties

Russia Tuesday criticised Washington's blacklisting of a high-ranking official and the suspects in the murder of ex-spy Alexander
10 January 2017

NYC mayor warns of actions if Muslims attacked

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio has threatened of stern actions if Muslims are attacked in hate crimes against them.
10 January 2017

Streep takes on Trump at Golden Globes

Three-time Oscar winner Meryl Streep berated President-elect Donald Trump for his divisive rhetoric as she received a lifetime
9 January 2017

Florida Shooting: Suspect could face death penalty

US authorities have charged the Iraq war vet accused of shooting five people dead and wounding six at a Florida airport with federal
8 January 2017

Trump slams Russia critics

President-elect Donald Trump condemned Russia critics on Saturday, calling those who oppose better relations with Moscow "stupid"
8 January 2017

US Marines to return to Helmand: report

Some 300 US Marines will head to Helmand province in Afghanistan this spring to help a NATO-led mission to train Afghan forces, the
7 January 2017