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Delighted US president heaps praise on prime minister for his comments, saying 'That's why he's a winner'

This is NZ Chinese Language Week, and to mark the occasion, Parliament is to start its session on Tuesday afternoon with a prayer in Mandarin.

In an interview with "NBC Nightly News" anchor Lester Holt, the Conservative prime minister praised President Donald Trump's negotiating skills.

Stocks were barely changed. American Express gained, but Netflix was a notable laggard.

On 14 September, two drones attacked Saudi Aramco oil facilities, leading to a major fire and partially disrupting oil production. The attack was claimed by Yemen's armed Houthi political faction, but Washington has put the blame on Iran.

President Trump told reporters at the United Nations that he hopes people could see the transcript of his call with the Ukrainian president, during which he brought up Joe Biden. However, he also said he doesn't think it should be released because that would set a bad precedent. Watch his remarks.

Lights to be powered by domestic connections; cost to be deducted from owners’ bill

He added that as many institutions are named after the first Prime Minister, the name of the university should be changed to "avoid confusion".

The Shiv Sena on Monday took a swipe at the senior ruling alliance partner, saying since the BJP had already decided everything, only the formality of pressing the EVM button was left in the name of...

FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. (AP) - Keanu Neal will miss the remainder of the season with a torn left Achilles tendon, taking the strong safety away from the Atlanta Falcons' defense for the second straight season.

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Every woman's fall wardrobe should contain several essential pieces, such as high-quality boots, a flannel shirt from L.L. Bean, and dark-wash jeans.

Yes, okay, it’s a Pac-Man game. But there are more reasons why Eat Girl feels like a game out of time. Tesselode‘s latest is torn between two eras – deeply inspired by Namco’s arcade classic, sure, but equally so from the late-00s wave of strange browser games. It could easily be a forgotten gem of […]

Ajit Pawar’s announcement on Pune seats triggers row

KABUL — Anti-Taliban raids by Afghan forces backed by U.S. air strikes killed at least 40 civilians attending a wedding party in the southern Helmand province, Afghan officials said.

Instead of augmenting super-soldiers, DARPA wants to boost troops’ natural defenses against engineered diseases — and even undo gene-editing altogether.

Ten Toledo area high school football teams appeared in the second Associated Press Ohio state rankings released Monday afternoon.

Hate speech, both online and offline, has “exacerbated societal and racial tensions, inciting attacks with deadly consequences around the world”, according to an open letter released on Monday by nearly two dozen independent United Nations experts.

The USWNT star capped up a spectacular 2019 campaign by picking up yet another award

Radiohead’s Thom Yorke, a renowned environmental activist, on Friday admitted to being a “hypocrite” for flying around the world to promote his campaigns.

Lucy Bronze and Alex Morgan missed out on The Best FIFA Women's Player award for 2019 as Megan Rapinoe scooped the honour in Milan.

Maren Morris is headed to Des Moines Thursday, Sept. 26 at Water Works Park.

The Delhi police on Monday said they have failed to trace criminals who managed to escape in their car after firing at police personnel outside Akshar