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The Delhi High Court, in an emergency late-night hearing, asked the police to ensure safe passage and emergency treatment for those injured in the unprecedented violence in the capital since for the last three days. Thirteen people have been kille...

China on Wednesday reported 52 new coronavirus deaths, the lowest figure in more than three weeks. The number of fresh coronavirus cases has declined in China, with multiple provinces reporting zero new infections in recent days.

Concluding his jam-packed maiden two-day visit to India, United States President Donald Trump on Tuesday night emplaned for his country from New Delhi. The US President participated in a host of engagements over the course of his nearly-36-hour-lo...

Workers are disinfecting buses and subway trains in Iran where more than a dozen people have died from the coronavirus outbreak.

People take part in a traditional procession in San Barnaba Square on the last day of the Venice Carnival where many wear mask used by doctors centuries ago to treat patients afflicted with the plague.

Describing Indo-US relations as "one of the most important partnerships" of the 21st century, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday said increasing the bilateral defence and security cooperation is a very key aspect of this relationship.

Highlights of this day in history: The 1993 bombing of New York's World Trade Center; President Ronald Reagan rebuked over Iran-Contra; France's Napoleon Bonaparte escapes exile on Elba; Singers Fats Domino and Johnny Cash born.

British Airways have commissioned a piece of eco-art to mark their pledge to remove more than 700 tonnes of plastic from on board the airline's fleet of almost 300 aircraft by the end of 2020

The University of Nebraska Medical Center is enrolling adults diagnosed with the coronavirus for a new clinical drug trial to treat the disease

Here's the latest for Tuesday, February 25th: Italy sees spike in coronavirus cases; US markets tank amid virus fears; Weinstein accusers hold news conference Los Angeles following NY verdict; Revelers gather for Fat Tuesday celebrations in New Or...

The party is on in New Orleans where thousands of people are in the streets, reaching for beads, shimmying to the music of marching bands, and celebrating the end of a Carnival season.

Flood-hit residents have been warned significant risks remain over the next few days in parts of England, with yet more rainfall expected. The Environment Agency forecast ongoing flooding during the coming days, with England having seen more than...

U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders has widened his lead for the Democratic presidential nomination and overtaken Joe Biden in support among African Americans, according to a Reuters/Ipsos national poll released on Tuesday. This report produced by Chris Dign

Senate GOP and Democratic leaders voiced opposite views Tuesday on whether the White House is prepared for a possible coronavirus outbreak in the United States.

Stocks slumped again on Wall Street Tuesday, piling on losses a day after the market's biggest drop in two years as fears spread that the growing virus outbreak will put the brakes on the global economy.

Health officials are delivering mixed messages about the likelihood of a serious coronavirus outbreak within the U.S. The CDC's Anne Schuchat says it's not a matter of "if" but "when," while HHS Secretary Alex Azar says the virus is contained.

A police officer's body camera shows a 6-year-old Florida girl crying and begging officers not to her arrest her at a charter school as zip ties are placed around her wrists.

Armed with public ire over ongoing rail and road blockades and concern over a decision by Tech Frontier to cancel its proposed mine project in Alberta, Conservatives pressed government on its plan to support Canada's oil and gas sector during ques...

"Today is truly a landmark moment for survivors of rape and sexual assault," says actress and "Silence Breaker" Rosanna Arquette as she and other actresses who came forward to accuse Harvey Weinstein of sexual assault and triggered the #MeToo move...

Emergency goaltender David Ayres is adjusting to newfound fame after earning an unlikely road win for the Hurricanes after the team’s top two goalies were lost to injuries.

Activists are warning there is a “whole web of potential violent terrorists” linked to the democratically elected AfD party in Germany

Federal cabinet ministers say they understand there is growing frustration caused by ongoing rail and road disruptions, but they also stress the only way to peacefully resolve the crisis is through negotiation. Economic Development Minister Melani...

10 People Now Dead, Many Of Gunshot Wounds, And Other Top Stories

Sheriff's deputies and Washington state wildlife officials had a standoff with a rather grumpy sea lion that was found wandering a rural road. Crews were able to coax her into a crate to carry her back to water.

The death of Delhi Police Head Constable Ratan Lal, killed in northeast Delhi on Monday, during violent protests over the citizenship law, has shattered his family. The officer will be cremated on Tuesday at his native village in Rajasthan's Sikar...

The Biggest Stories Of February 25, 2020

After facing the threat of losing its hospital for good, a small Georgia community has managed to build a new one. Some residents are concerned about the lack of an emergency room, but Jerry Connell is relieved Adel has a hospital at all.

Eléonore Laloux is the first candidate with Down Syndrome to stand for municipal elections in France, after being approached by Arras mayor Frédéric Leturque. Committed to cleanliness and accessibility in her city, Laloux has fought for years for ...

Stocks slumped again on Tuesday, piling on losses a day after the market's biggest drop in two years amid fears COVID-19 will slow global growth.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended a special performance of a West End musical in aid of their Royal Foundation. William and Kate joined the audience at the Noel Coward Theatre in central London for the show Dear Evan Hansen.

Negotiating a salary can be easier said than done when the voice in your head is convincing you not to say or do anything that might jeopardize your chances of getting the position.

The brain and mental function are bound to change with age. However, the human brain's plasticity allows it to adapt and change, even as you grow older.

At least seven people have been killed after violent clashes broke out in India's capital between hundreds of supporters and opponents of a new controversial citizenship law which critics say is "anti-Muslim." #DelhiRiots #DelhiViolence #CAA

Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar warned members of Congress there will be more coronavirus cases in the U.S. and there is currently a shortage of ventilators and masks. He pushed Congress for $2.5 billion to help fight an outbreak.

With numerous studies done around breakfast and new intermittent fasting diets, there has been confusion building around whether there are any true benefits to eating breakfast.

Researchers found that the gap between men's and women's life expectancy is narrowing as females' lifespans are now increasing at a slower rate.

Nearly a dozen accusers of convicted movie mogul Harvey Weinstein in Los Angeles expressed gratitude and hope over Monday's verdict in New York City, in which Weinstein was found guilty of sexual assault and rape.

Hundreds of players have taken part as the annual Royal Shrovetide Football Match began in Ashbourne, Derbyshire. The tradition sees two teams battle to get the ball to goals that are three miles apart in a relatively lawless rugby-football hybri...

A Class 10 student of a government school has appealed to Home Minister Amit Shah to restore peace to the violence-hit northeast Delhi so that he can take his English board exam.

In a small factory in northern Albania, artists delicately paint, gild and glue tens of thousands of one-of-a-kind Venetian masks that revellers around the world have been donning for carnival season.

The Canadian Federation of Agriculture says the sector is near the tipping point as blockades erected to protest a pipeline project in B.C. continue to cause havoc with Canada’s rail system. Speaking in Ottawa on Tuesday, CFA president Mary Robins...

Iranian Deputy Health Minister Iraj Harirchi announced that he has been infected with Covid-19 following a presser insisting the outbreak was under control. But the latest developments worried citizens about the government's measures to deal with ...

Two Russian leftist activists return to court to face controversial terror charges of belonging to a group that plotted attacks but who supporters say are victims of a security services conspiracy and torture. Viktor Filinkov, 25, and Yuli Boyarsh...

Protesters have set up a blockade on popular commuter rail line near Hamilton halting passenger train service. A Metrolinx spokeswoman says GO Train service near Hamilton has been affected as well as all points west on the route to Niagara Falls, ...

Aspiring young airmen and airwomen are celebrating the arrival of a fleet of aircraft at the RAF's Flying Station Aldergrove. Having previously had to travel to Great Britain to hone their flying skills, or make do with short-term loans, the Nort...

Countries around the world need to think about preparing for an outbreak of the coronavirus and be ready to respond rapidly when it arrives, a top World Health Organization expert said on Tuesday.

President Donald Trump turned his ire on the U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday, calling on two of the liberal justices to recuse themselves from any cases involving him or his administration.

Labour: 'austerity not over'