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The art piece will be put for sale at a temporary exhibition space in Miami next week.

Jasmine Preciado was on a date with her boyfriend when the stabbing took place Monday night.

Authorities in Lod city said that the action violated the anti-noise law in the Shnir area of the mixed Arab-Jewish city.

Yeo Jiawei denied any wrongdoing, saying the earnings were simply “referral fees” that were “directly earned.”

The travel advisory will remain in place until Feb. 20, 2017, according to the State Department.

Two elderly Qatari women were robbed of valuables worth over $5 million after they left Le Bourget airport in the northeast of Paris.

The Pentagon's decision follows a decade marked by a spate of fatal shootings on U.S. military bases.

The event in the nation's capital was also attended by former reality TV star Tila Tequila, a known sympathizer of Nazism.

Alexandria Vera, a former English teacher at a Houston school, pleaded guilty to aggravated sexual assault of a child.

Tamir’s mother Samaria Rice is still frustrated with the fact that no one has been held accountable for her son’s death.

The clashes were triggered in the southern Libyan city of Sabha after a pet monkey of a shopkeeper from the Gaddadfa tribe pulled off the headscarf of a girl from the Awlad Suleiman tribe.

Nearly 300 suspects will be tried in an Egyptian military court over charges that include assassination attempts on President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi and plans to kill Saudi Arabia's crown prince.

San Antonio's police chief likened the incident to ones in Dallas and Baton Rouge, Louisiana, where officers were targeted.

National Mother-In-Law Day was first reported to have been observed on March 5, 1934, in Amarillo, Texas.

Local police recovered a suicide note written by the man who was reportedly a former member of Japan’s Self Defense Forces.

According to several reports, Russian officials were denied permission by Oklahoma, Louisiana and Texas to observe the upcoming American elections.

The development has angered opponents who argue that the ban violates assurance of religious freedom for minority groups such as Christians.

The 23rd Chinese naval escort task force reached the Vietnamese port of Cam Ranh on Friday amid growing tensions in the South China Sea region.

The crash occurred Friday and officials have reportedly recovered the helicopter’s two black boxes.

Chief Petty Officer Jason C. Finan was working with Iraqi forces northeast of Mosul when the vehicle he was in was hit with an explosive.

The move will reportedly facilitate Cuban-developed medicines to be sold in the U.S. after FDA approval. The agreement was signed in Havana.

The executions reportedly took place at what was once the College of Agriculture, north of Mosul, on Thursday and Friday.

Abdur Rahman was accused of planning the fatal café attack in Dhaka in July.

Detroit's health department has recommended vaccinations for those who consumed prepared food between Oct. 6 and 12 from the store.

Activist William Calloway and Democratic state Rep. Kenneth Dunkin introduced a bill titled The Laquan McDonald Act, which would allow recall of elected officials.

Prominent art dealer David Nahmad, who is based in Monte Carlo, Monaco, said he is the rightful owner of Claude Monet’s 1914-17 “Waterlilies With Reflections of Tall Grass.”

Pyongyang’s Musudan intermediate-range missile test Thursday was also a failure, according to U.S. and South Korean officials.

David Kittos has alleged that the campaign used his copyrighted image of a bowl of Skittles for an anti-refugee tweet.

Also called Fall Back and Winter Time, DST often ends on the last day of October.