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Only the chosen few Oscar nominees will progress to the final stretch of campaigning ahead of the Academy's extravaganza event

Oscar Nominees Emerge As Awards Row Rages Over Female Snubs

Oscar nominees emerge as awards row rages over female snubs

Iran Agrees De-escalation 'Only Solution' To Solve Crisis With US

Iranians students demonstrate following a tribute for the victims of Ukraine International Airlines Boeing 737

Iran agrees de-escalation 'only solution' to solve crisis with US

Wanted: Girlfriend To Fly To The Moon With Japanese Billionaire

Flamboyant entrepreneur Yusaku Maezawa said he agreed to the idea due to loneliness in middle age

Wanted: Girlfriend to fly to the Moon with Japanese billionaire

Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei presided over prayers for the slain general

Trump, Now A Friend Of Iran? Protesters Say US Not The Enemy, Its Leaders Are

President Donald Trump pushes ahead with his regime change goal in Iran by again siding with anti-government protestors.

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Skiers try the indoor slopes at American Dream, a giant new mall in New Jersey

Pricey 'American Dream' Mall Places Big Bet On Retail

Pricey 'American Dream' mall places big bet on retail

One is enough: Roberto Firmino scored the winner as Liverpool beat Tottenham 1-0 for a 20th win in 21 Premier League games this season

Three Things We Learned From The Premier League Weekend

Three things we learned from the Premier League weekend

US President Donald Trump has warned Iran against using deadly violence against protesters

Trump Warns Iran Not To Kill Protesters, Door Still Open To Talks

Trump warns Iran not to kill protesters, door still open to talks

This file photo dated March 27, 2019 shows a Boeing employee working on a 737 MAX airplane at a factory in Renton, Washington; production was halted after two fatal crashes, and some employees blame a company culture of 'arrogance'

Boeing Employees' Emails Bemoan Culture Of 'Arrogance'

Boeing employees' emails bemoan culture of 'arrogance'

An alert signaling an incident at a major nuclear power plant near Toronto in Canada was sent in error to millions of residents

False Alarm Sets Off Nuclear Scare In Canada

False alarm sets off nuclear scare in Canada

Fighters of a battalion loyal to Libyan General Khalifa Haftar pictured in the eastern city of Benghazi in December 2019. Both sides in Libya's conflict agreed to a ceasefire that started early Sunday

Fragile Truce Agreed In Libya After Nine Months Of Fighting

Fragile truce agreed in Libya after nine months of fighting

Government seismologists recorded magma moving towards the crater of Taal, one of the Philippines' most active volcanoes

Ash Pours From Philippine Volcano, Halting Flights

Ash pours from Philippine volcano, halting flights

Former Pope Benedict, (R) has weighed in on the controversial question of whether or not to allow married "men of proven virtue" to join the priesthood

Ex-pope Benedict Rejects Opening Up Priesthood To Married Men

Ex-pope Benedict rejects opening up priesthood to married men

Iranian security forces in front of the British embassy in the capital Tehran during demonstrations following the British ambassador's arrest for allegedly attending an illegal demonstration

Iran Protests Pressure Leaders To Resign After Ukraine Plane Crash 'Human Error'

For a second straight day, thousands of Iranians protest against their country's religious leaders in the aftermath of Iran's destruction of Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 on January 8.

This file photo taken on December 30, 2019 shows Antonise Blan, 34, at home in the Haitian city of Croix des Bouquets; she lost her leg in the 2010 earthquake

Haiti Commemorates Deadly 2010 Quake In Anger And Bitterness

Haiti commemorates deadly 2010 quake in anger and bitterness

Former FARC guerrilla leader Rodrigo Londono was targeted by other former guerrilla leaders who broke with the peace deal that has seen them take up civilian life

Colombia Derails Bid To Attack Ex-FARC Rebel Leader

Colombia derails bid to attack ex-FARC rebel leader

Cristiano Ronaldo (2ndR) scored a penalty to bring his tally to 14 league goals this season.

Ronaldo Continues Scoring Streak To Put Juve Top Of Serie A

Ronaldo continues scoring streak to put Juve top of Serie A

Malta's new Labour party leader and incoming PM Robert Abela (C) who has pledged to strengthen rule of law arrives to deliver his first speech during the closing event of the party conference

New Malta PM Pledges Rule Of Law After Journalist Murder 'Storm'

New Malta PM pledges rule of law after journalist murder 'storm'

Philippines Volcano: Thousands Of People Flee After Eruption South Of Manila

A small volcano caused thousands to flee the area south of Manila in the Philippines when it erupted on Saturday.

North Korea missile test US scared military drill

North Korea News: Despite Birthday Card From Trump, Kim Jong Un's Regime Slams US, Says 'Deceived' By Nuclear Negotiations

North Korea and the U.S. have not reached a nuclear deal in 18 months.

France's longest transport strikes since 1985

French Transport Strike Drags On Despite Govt Compromise On Pensions

French transport strike drags on despite govt compromise on pensions

Iranian Olympic medallist Kimia Alizadeh says she has permanently left Iran, citing oppression by authorities

Who Is Kimia Alizadeh? What To Know About The Female Iranian Athlete Who Defected

Kimia Alizadeh became Iran's first female Olympic medalist in 2016, but now, she has permanently left her home country with sharp words about its treatment of women.

Thousands took part in a 'run against dictatorship' in Thailand's capital Bangkok

Anti-government Fun Run Draws Thousands Of Defiant Thais

Anti-government fun run draws thousands of defiant Thais

China's Vice Premier Liu with US President Donald Trump in 2019 is expected at the White House again for the signing of a "phase one' trade deal between the two economic powers

US-China Trade Deal A Mixed Success For Trump

US-China trade deal a mixed success for Trump

Paulo Goncalves, seen here at the podium ceremony in Jeddah on January 4, was described as a 'highly distinguished' sporting ambassador for Portugal

Dakar Rally In Mourning As Portuguese Rider Goncalves Dies In Crash

Dakar Rally in mourning as Portuguese rider Goncalves dies in crash

Human Rights Watch chief Kenneth Roth -- pictured in October 2019 -- said he was turned back by authorities at Hong Kong's airport

Human Rights Watch Chief Says Barred From Entering Hong Kong

Human Rights Watch chief says barred from entering Hong Kong

Sanchez said the Spanish parliament would foster 'a Spain of coexistence and not of discord and excess emotion'

Spain's New Coalition Is Headed In 'Single Direction': PM

Spain's new coalition is headed in 'single direction': PM

Flights Halted, Evacuations As Philippine Volcano Spews Ash

Flights halted, evacuations as Philippine volcano spews ash

Protesters in Kolkata brandished black flags, considered an insulting gesture in Indian society

Indian Police Battle Anti-Modi Protesters Over Disputed Law

Indian police battle anti-Modi protesters over disputed law

Chinese state media have accused Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen of using 'dirty tactics' for her election win

China Slams US For Congratulating Tsai On Taiwan Poll Win

China slams US for congratulating Tsai on Taiwan poll win

Up to 20,000 people -- many wearing face masks -- marched in Sydney, demanding Prime Minister Scott Morrison address directly the smoke crisis that has caused health problems to spike

Australia Bush Fires: Climate Protestors Want Prime Minister to Step Down

Protesters chanted “Sack the Prime Minister” at Scott Morrison for not taking global warming seriously and downplaying any role it may have had in the fiery disaster.