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In their second year as White House aides, couple took in funds from real estate holdings, stocks, and a book deal.
Packers and exporters took out newspaper adverts to decry situation in Michoacán, a battleground for warring crime factions.
The extradition bill, which will cover Hong Kong’s 7 million residents and foreign and Chinese nationals living or traveling in the city, has many concerned it may threaten the rule of law that underpins Hong Kong’s international financial status.
The old citadel known as Ghaznain Fort originally had 36 towers, but 14 of the towers had collapsed in recent years due to decades of war, heavy rain and neglect.
The estimated 5-month-old female dugong named Marium has become an internet hit in Thailand after images of marine biologists embracing and feeding it with milk and sea grass spread across social media.
This month it is handing over the first ever payment for the cathedral's reconstruction of 3.6 million euros ($4 million).
The reality star announced a ride-sharing program to help former prisoners get transportation to job interviews and work.
The law, passed by the country's parliament this week, seeks to rein in growing use of the unmanned aerial vehicles.
Agency Working with Alaska Marine Mammal Stranding Partners to Conduct Necropsies.
This 30-centimetre-high robot combines nonchalant facial expressions with deadpan delivery in a way that its inventors hope will make it appear more natural.
Intense heat has scorched the country for more than 30 consecutive days, primarily in northern and central India.
The probe into an unprecedented spate of killings began back in April when the bound body of Mary Rose Tiburcio, 38, from the Philippines, was discovered by chance down a flooded shaft near a toxic lake that was once part of a now disused copper mine.
In a 34-page report on IS propaganda targeting women presented Friday at Europol's headquarters, the agency said "female jihadis are as ideologically motivated as their male counterparts and their sense of empowerment lies in contributing to the building of an Islamic state."
Her cult, The Family, was accused of imprisoning and brainwashing children in the 1970s and 80s.
A man whose parents were abducted by Argentinean secret service agents in 1977 has been reunited with his biological family.