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Microsoft says it's seized 99 websites used by Iranian hackers to launch cyberattacks
Since March 19, many roads in Iran have been affected by heavy rainfall that caused flash flooding
Asked to comment on Washington's demand for Moscow to pull out its personnel and halt other assistance to embattled President Nicolas Maduro, a Russian spokesman says “our bilateral relations isn't something that should concern third countries”
Suggested plan will fix roads and bridges, protect against flooding, and rebuild schools, airports, among other projects
Darwin Martinez-Torres chased after17-year-old Nabra Hassanen as she walked with friends to a mosque for pre-dawn services, raped and then killed her
US Housing Department accuses Facebook of allowing advertisers to exclude people based on their neighborhood, race, and gender
Maria Butina pleaded guilty in December to conspiracy to act as an unregistered foreign agent
Two people told AP that Aziza al-Yousef, a grandmother and former professor; Eman al-Nafjan, a mother of four and linguistics professor, and a third woman were released
Report Thursday said there is only 'limited assurance' that long-term national security risks from Huawei's involvement in critical British telecom networks can be adequately managed
DeVos became a target on social media after Democrats slammed her plan to remove the group's funding as part of nearly $7 billion in budget cuts for next year
Malta armed forces say a special operations team has seized a tanker hijacked by migrants and returned control to the captain, who is sailing toward a Maltese port
Authorities say a man was fatally shot and another killed in an automobile crash
Egyptian delegation seeks to cement truce that ended two days of heavy fighting between bitter enemies
Ban would affect a range of plastic products for which reasonable alternatives exist, from straws to earbuds, starting in 2021
Frustrated Venezuelans wondered how long they would have to endure the new outages, which started Monday and shut down schools, offices and factories
Ship became focus of daring rescue operation off Norway's frigid North Sea coast
Hijackers forced the crew to reroute the vessel north to Europe, according to Italian and Maltese authorities
Avenatti, who faces charges in California for allegedly filing bogus tax returns and embezzling the client's settlement fund, faces charges in New York of threatening to release damaging information against Nike if it didn't pay $25 million
Disillusioned with the status quo in their country, ultranationalist groups are becoming more active, posing a dilemma for the West
Moviegoers in China say the version of "Bohemian Rhapsody" shown in Chinese theaters erases mentions of Freddie Mercury's sexuality
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