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The question as to whether he’s in or out has evidently been answered by the man himself.

A man pumped a bullet into an Oakland cop’s cruiser, striking the car, but missing the lone California officer late Saturday.

This man is incredibly entertaining!

He was among the nine people killed in the shopping centre massacre.

Meet the two men who are riding Pauline Hanson’s coat-tails straight into the Australian senate.

His power surge backs a strong outing by pitcher Zach Davies.

The Saudi-led military coalition in Yemen says Saudi air defense forces have shot down a ballistic missile fired at the kingdom from Yemen.

A showdown is looming between the ANCYL in Limpopo and provincial ANC leaders for control of the province's richest municipality, Greater Tubatse.

The Munich shooting may prompt Berlin to reconsider the country's gun control laws, Germany's interior minister said.

A second pillar of the Premie's $1.6 billion stadium plan is at risk of falling over.

Donald Trump is raising several issues that go to the very heart of American politics in 2016. It would be a big mistake to say his growing appeal is simply due to racism and xenophobia.

The mother of US Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens, who died during the 2012 Benghazi attacks, in a letter to the New York Times asked Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump to stop talking about her son`s death.

Arsene Wenger has launched a staunch defence of Arsenal’s transfer policy and has vowed to ‘spend big’ if the right chance arises.

The Chiefs might be the lowest seeded of the Super Rugby semi-finalists but captain Aaron Cruden insisted his side are anything but underdogs.

Blake Austin wants to use Canberra's challenging end to the season to prove they're a top-four calibre team.

The Football Association could lose millions of pounds in funding if it does not reform, says Sports Minister Tracey Crouch.

BBC Newsnight's Nicholas Watt tells the inside story of how the Leave campaign won the EU referendum.

They say leaders are born, not made, but the Springbok Sevens have a leader who didn’t hesitate when the call came for him to lead from the front.

Two Canadian teenaged brothers inadvertently crossed the US-Canada border while playing the widely popular location-based augmented reality game Pokemon Go, causing a rare international incident.

Censorship of the arts fuels perceptions that political dissent is being suppressed

Iraqi officials say a suicide bombing against a security check point in northern Baghdad has killed at least 12 people