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Couple Suspected Of Murder In Arizona Escape From Extradition In Utah

The couple managed to overpower officers while traveling through Utah while on its way to Tuscon, Arizona.

Pirates Attack South Korean Cargo Ship In Singapore Strait, Take Away Crew's Shoes

A South Korea-flagged cargo ship was attacked by pirates in the Singapore Strait.

India-US Trade War? New Delhi Slaps Increased Tariffs On American Goods

India decided to levy tariffs on 28 U.S. goods Saturday. This moves comes after the United States removed special trade status from India earlier this month.

How US Auto Industry, American Cars Would Be Impacted By Proposed Tariffs

“Imposing tariffs will increase costs for consumers, lessen consumer choice, lower consumer demand, reduce car and light truck production and sales, lower investment levels, and lead to job losses in the U.S. auto sector,” car makers said.

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North Korean Defectors Detail Public Executions, Mass Graves, Prison Camps

A human rights organization hopes to use the testimony as prosecution for crimes against humanity.

Can North Korea's Nuclear Missiles Hit The US? How Far The Weapons Reach

Estimates vary about the exact capabilities of North Korea's nuclear arsenal.

US Ready To Attack North Korea, End Kim Jong Un's Leadership, In Case Of Preemptive Strike

State Department spokeswoman Anna Richey-Allen said Monday that the United States was committed to defend its allies — South Korea and Japan — from North Korea's threats.

Move To Canada? US To Fight Increase Of Asylum Seekers Crossing Border Illegally

Officials intend to discuss border control and the increase of asylum-seekers in Canada when U.S. Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly visits Ottawa in March.

Who Is Sabrina De Sousa? Former CIA Agent Faces Jail In Italy For Kidnapping Terror Suspect After 9/11

Ex-CIA agent Sabrina de Sousa was arrested in Portugal and set to face six years in prison for her role in the kidnapping and extraordinary rendition of Egyptian cleric Abu Omar.

Sanctuary Cities 2017: Miami To Comply With Executive Order To Hold Inmates Wanted By Immigration Officials

Mayor Carlos Gimenez said the city would comply with President Trump's executive order to avoid the loss of federal funds.

Israel Palestine Conflict: Tel Aviv Troops Allegedly Using West Bank Children As Human Shields

Troops mistreated and detained a 7-year-old Palestinian boy from Kafr Qadum in the West Bank region, Israeli human rights organization B'Tselem said.

What Is Happening To Migrants In Germany? Court Okays Second-Tier Asylum For Syrian Refugees

This second-tier asylum grants refugees a residency permit lasting one year, which could be extended to two more years, and bans their families from joining them for two years.

US War Crimes In Afghanistan? ICC Will Reportedly Investigate Human Rights Abuses, Torture Committed By American Soldiers

The International Criminal Court is expected to investigate the U.S. for alleged war crimes and human rights abuses in Afghanistan.

Hate Crimes In UK: Racial And Religious Crime Soar After Brexit Vote

The U.K. Home Office reports a substantial increase in racially and religiously charged crime following the country's decision to leave the E.U.

Marshall Islands Nuclear Disarmament Case: India, Pakistan, Britain Let Off By ICJ

The tiny Pacific island nation had originally brought in cases against nine nations but only the ones against Britain, India and Pakistan made it to the next level of proceedings.

North Korea Vows To Conduct ‘Merciless’ Nuclear Strikes Against Preemptive Attack By US

The reclusive nation also criticized the joint naval drills by South Korea and the U.S. that were held in the East Sea last week.

Who Supported EU Remain Vote? The Big Losers In The Referendum On Britain’s Future

Months of vigorous campaigning and frenzied debate came to a stunning end Friday as Britons voted to leave the EU. Here’s who lost.

European Refugee Crisis: Child Detention ‘Worrying,’ UN Human Rights Chief Says

The U.N. human rights chief said “well-functioning migration governance systems” are needed to assess requests for international protections.

Non-Syrian Refugees Are Being Told They Can’t Apply For Asylum In Greece And Turkey

A report by members of European Parliament confirmed fears among aid organizations that non-Syrians would face discrimination.

EU Refugee Crisis: Brussels To Propose Charging Over $289,000 From Countries Refusing Asylum

Sources told the Financial Times that the amount was zeroed in on at just above $289,000 per asylum-seeker in Monday’s commission draft.

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Papua New Guinea To Close Refugee Detention Center In Manus Island, Australia Declines To Resettle Them

A Papua New Guinea Supreme Court ruling Tuesday said detaining asylum seekers on Manus Island was illegal and unconstitutional.

Australia Says All Asylum-Seeker Children In Mainland Detention Centers Have Been Released

The announcement, made by the Australian Immigration Minister Peter Dutton Sunday, was welcomed by refugee advocates and human rights groups.

Philippines Releases Seized North Korean Ship After UN Lifts Embargo

The cargo vessel with 21 North Korean crew members left for China on Thursday after the lifting of a U.N. embargo and OKs from authorities.

War Crimes In Libya? All Sides Guilty Of Killings, Torture, Abuse With ‘Complete Impunity,’ UN Report Says

The damning U.N. report details horrific findings of unlawful killings, torture and other human rights abuses committed by all sides in war-torn Libya.