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Brazilian official demanded bribes for release of bodies: Prosecutor

President Michel Temer himself is accused of agreeing to take millions of dollars in bribes from a meatpacking company. Last week the scandal-plagued lower house of Congress voted overwhelmingly to nix prosecutors` demand for a trial.

UN slams Venezuela on 'excessive force' as tensions rise UN slams Venezuela on 'excessive force' as tensions rise

According to the government, two rebels were killed and eight captured in Sunday`s raid in Valencia, the country`s third largest city.

Pentagon may boost support to Philippine counter-IS ops: Official

The US has for years provided intel to the Philippines and has between 300 and 500 special operations and regular forces stationed in the country.

ABC denies axing Tim Allen over Donald Trump support

The first two episodes of the series - about a royal family of super-powered aliens from the moon who are exiled to Hawaii - will premiere as a 75-minute movie in IMAX theaters on September 1, prior to ABC's September 29 television premiere.

'Terrorists' attack Venezuela military base: Maduro ally

In its first act on Saturday, the body, the Constituent Assembly, ordered the dismissal of the country's attorney general, Luisa Ortega, who became a vociferous critic after breaking ranks with Maduro.

Terror attack at military base in Valencia averted: Venezuela Govt Terror attack at military base in Valencia averted: Venezuela Govt

Venezuela is wracked by tension and violence, as the unpopular Maduro government seeks to hold on to power.On Saturday chief prosecutor Luisa Ortega was removed and replaced after her office was surrounded by soldiers.

Will continue working with Russia, China to deal with North Korea diplomatically: US Will continue working with Russia, China to deal with North Korea diplomatically: US

The sanctions will slash North Korea`s annual export revenue of $3 billion by more than a third, according to a statement from the office of Nikki Haley, the US ambassador to the United Nations. 

US mosque hit by explosion US mosque hit by explosion

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) was investigating the blast and said in a tweet that a home-made explosive device caused the explosion, according to a CNN report.

 

Venezuela slammed for firing dissenting attorney general

"I am not giving up, Venezuela is not giving up and will not give up against barbarity, illegality, hunger, darkness and death," Luisa Ortega said.

Venezuela's Assembly fires dissident prosecutor Luisa Ortega Díaz

Luisa Ortega Díaz had accused Maduro of human rights abuses and violations and also of fudging the results of last weekend`s election of the new 545-member constituent assembly.

Venezuela attorney general 'under siege' as new assembly sits Venezuela attorney general 'under siege' as new assembly sits

On Friday, the body took over an ornate chamber under a golden dome in the Legislative Palace in Caracas -- at the far end of a building shared with the opposition-run legislature, the National Assembly.

Gay marriage only matter of time in Northern Ireland: Irish PM

The Republic of Ireland, a traditionally Catholic country, voted to allow same-sex marriage in a historic referendum in 2015.

'WannaCrypt' hero to pay $30,000 for bail, faces 40 years in prison

According to a report in Los Angels Times, Hutchins is described as "having created, maintained and marketed the Kronos banking Trojan from July 2014 to July 2015".

 

US notifies UN of Paris climate deal pullout US notifies UN of Paris climate deal pullout

Friday`s announcement was seen as largely symbolic as no nation seeking to leave the pact can officially announce an intention to withdraw until November 4, 2019, the BBC report said.

 

Controversial Venezuela assembly begins first session

The United States imposed direct sanctions on Maduro over its election and warned the assembly's members could also be targeted by punitive measures. 

Donald Trump whips up supporters against Russia probe Donald Trump whips up supporters against Russia probe

At a boisterous rally in Trump-friendly West Virginia Thursday, he also challenged Democrats to either continue their "obsession with a hoax" or begin serving the interests of the American people.

 

Donald Trump may sack Nicholson for not winning Afghan war Donald Trump may sack Nicholson for not winning Afghan war

New commander will be announced soon but it is not known if he would agree to retire or demand to be fired as General David McKiernan did when Defense Secretary Robert Gates replaced him in 2009 as the Obama administration adopted a new counterinsurgency strategy in Afghanistan.

Nikki Haley to raise India's UN Security Council membership at United Nation Nikki Haley to raise India's UN Security Council membership at United Nation

State Department spokesperson Heather Nauert, in answer to a question if UN ambassador and Indian American Haley would be raising the issue of India`s membership at the United Nations.

Donald Trump to go on two-week working vacation: White House Donald Trump to go on two-week working vacation: White House

Donald Trump, who used to be critical of his predecessor Barack Obama taking his annual vacations to Hawaii and Martha's Vineyard, would be spending his next two weeks at his private golf club in central New Jersey.

Indiana soldier among 2 killed in Afghanistan attack

The US military in Afghanistan earlier said that four other American troops were wounded in Wednesday's attack.

3 Indian-Americans appointed in key US government positions 3 Indian-Americans appointed in key US government positions

A career foreign service officer since 1986, Urs — after Nikki Haley — is the second Indian-American to have been selected for an ambassadorial position by the administration.

 

Two dead in natural gas explosion at US school

The explosion occurred Wednesday morning in the center part of one of the school buildings, where a construction crew was working.

 

20-year-old woman to serve 15 months jail for encouraging her teenage boyfriend to commit suicide

A tearful Michelle Carter stood with hands clasped and eyes cast down to hear her fate over the death of Conrad Roy, who died from carbon monoxide poisoning in July 2014.

 

Lavrov and Tillerson agree to talk US-Russian ties: Moscow

US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov spoke and agreed to discuss bilateral ties in Manila at the weekend, the Russian ministry said.

Donald Trump blames Congress for 'all-time' low US-Russia relations Donald Trump blames Congress for 'all-time' low US-Russia relations

President Donald Trump today blamed Congress for "an all-time" and "very dangerous" low in US' relations with Russia, a day after he reluctantly signed into law a bill imposing tough sanctions against Moscow under mounting domestic pressure.