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Trump Proposes Mental Asylums After Mass Shootings, But Silent on Gun Laws
Speaking to a crowd of supporters estimated at around 12,000 in Manchester, New Hampshire, Donald Trump did not once mention his efforts to push for background checks on would-be gun purchasers.
Hong Kong Response 'Won't be Repeat' of Tiananmen Square Crackdown, Says China Media
In a rare reference to the bloody incident — which is usually taboo in mainland China — the Global Times newspaper insisted the country had more sophisticated methods than those it employed 30 years ago to crush protests in the capital.
California Woman Gets Jail Term for Dumping Three-day-old Puppies in Trash
Prosecutors say she dumped a plastic bag with seven palm-sized puppies into a store dumpster. They were left in sweltering heat before a man heard their cries and rescued them.
Two Stolen Artefacts Repatriated to India on Independence Day in UK
The two artefacts are to be handed over the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), whose experts will then undertake further physical examinations to establish their exact period and original location.
China 'Will Not Sit by' if Hong Kong Crisis Worsens, Says Chinese Envoy
The Hong Kong protests were sparked by opposition to a plan to allow extraditions to the mainland, but have since morphed into a wider sometimes violent call for democratic rights.
Over 600,000 Advised to Evacuate as Tropical Storm Krosa Bears Down on Japan
Authorities warned that the total rainfall in some areas could surpass 1,000 mm (39 inches) over 24 hours to Friday morning and advised some 446,000 people to evacuate.
Pakistan to Give Top Military Awards to Two Pilots for Downing Indian Jet
Wing Commander Muhammad Nouman Ali, who downed an Indian Air Force jet piloted by Abhinandan Varthaman on February 27, will be conferred with Sitar-e-Jurat.
Donald Trump Links Trade Deal with China, Says Xi Jinping Can 'Humanely' Solve Hong Kong Problem
Washington and Beijing have imposed tariffs on $360 billion in two-way trade, but Trump has delayed tariffs on electronic goods from China, giving investors hope for a detente in the trade conflict.
Human-sized 'Monster' Penguin Fossil Discovered in New Zealand
The species -- Crossvallia waiparensis -- was 1.60 metres (5 feet and 3 inches) tall - the approximate size of an average human - weighed up to 80 kg and was 40 centimetre taller than present-day Emperor penguins.
Woman Who Says Jeffrey Epstein Raped Her When She Was a Teenager Sues His Estate
The woman, now 32, filed a lawsuit against Epstein's estate, former girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell and three other unidentified accomplices under a New York law that has just taken effect.
Pakistan Summons India's Deputy High Commissioner Alleging Ceasefire Violations
Pakistan said the Indian side should permit United Nations Military Observer Group in India and Pakistan (UNMOGIP) to play its mandated role as per the UN Security Council resolutions.
China's Factory Output Hits 17-year Low Amid Soaring Trade War With US, Slowing Global Demand
Industrial output increased 4.8 per cent on-year in July, down from 6.3 per cent in June and marking the weakest pace since 2002.
Undertaking Multiple Efforts to 'Redress' Kashmir Situation, Says Pakistan Army Chief
Pakistan has announced that it will observe August 14 as 'Kashmir Solidarity Day' and August 15 as 'Black Day' after India scrapped Article 370 of the Constitution that gave special status to J&K.
Pakistan FM Shah Mehmood Qureshi Asks Political Parties to be United on Kashmir Issue
Pakistan has announced that it will observe August 14 as 'Kashmir Solidarity Day' and August 15 as 'Black Day' after India scrapped Article 370.
Over a Million People Forced Out of Homes; 18 Killed, 14 Missing As Super Typhoon Lekima Slams China
More heavy rain was forecast for the Shanghai area as well as the eastern provinces of Anhui, Fujian, Jiangsu and Zhejiang, with authorities warning of possible flash floods, mudslides and landslides caused by the downpours.
Myanmar Landslide Kills 34, Many More Feared Missing
Myanmar's monsoon season brings an annual torrent of heavy downpours, which often leaves tens of thousands displaced from flooded homes and triggering deadly landslides across its more hilly regions.