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Four dead and dozens injured in Oklahoma parade horror crash

Four people were killed and more than 40 injured on Saturday after a car with a suspected drink driver at the wheel ploughed into past and present

USA

United Nations celebrates 70 years in blue

Austria

Quartet: calls for calm between Israelis and Palestinians

International Middle East peace mediators have repeated their calls for calm to be restored between Israelis and Palestinians. #EU

Austria

Mideast: international mediators meet in Vienna

International Middle East peace mediators are meeting in Vienna. They are planning to discuss the ongoing conflict in Syria, as well as the growing

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Republican jibes sully hearing into fatal attack on US consulate in Benghazi

Former US Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, has endured an 11-hour congressional hearing into the fatal attack on the US consulate in Benghazi

USA

Hillary Clinton 'took responsibility' for 2012 Benghazi consulate attack

Hillary Clinton says she took responsibility and launched reforms following a deadly 2012 attack on a US consulate in Libya.

Iraq

US soldier dies in hostage-rescue operation in Iraq

The US military says an American soldier has died following an operation to rescue hostages near Hawija, in northern Iraq. A special operations team

Economy

China slowdown hits Hyundai Motor Co's profits

Hyundai Motor Company has seen its quarterly net profit plunge by almost a quarter from a year earlier – as South Korea’s biggest carmaker reels from

USA

US voters split over Biden's decision not to run for president

There has been a mixed reaction in the US to news that Joe Biden will not be seeking the Democratic nomination for the 2016 presidency. The vice

USA

Biden rules out presidential bid

US Vice President Joe Biden has announced he will not be running for president in 2016. His decision removes Democratic front-runner Hillary

Sport

Golf needs to be affordable and accessible - Woods

Former world number one Tiger Woods has been in Mexico this week to promote the sport and lead a clinic for golf enthusiasts in the capital. Despite

Economy

Ferrari IPO races onto Wall Street

Ferrari briefly left the racing track behind on Wednesday to race to a new destination – Wall Street. Car enthusiasts will now be able to own a piece

USA

US and Russia sign deal to minimise risks during air strikes over Syria

US and Russian military officials have signed a memorandum of understanding to ensure aircraft safety . It stipulates what their pilots should do to

USA

Joe Biden for US president? Wait and see…

Business Series

Harley-Davidson's profits fall as motorbike sales decline

Harley-Davidson has reported a drop in quarterly net profits as sales of new motorcycles fell more than one percent globally. In the US they fell by

USA

US Airways holds big party to celebrate carrier's final flight

US Airways has flown its last flight. From this weekend the 2013 merger with American AIrlines is definitive, with the Airways brand disappearing and

Sport

Sorge soars to take historic second Red Bull Rampage crown

Bigger and badder than ever before the Red Bull Rampage once again saw freeriders tear up the rule book on death-defying stunts. Virgin in southern

USA

Air born: woman gives birth on plane

Video footage has emerged of a woman giving birth 30,000 feet in the air on a flight from the US to Taiwan. The mother was 8 months pregnant and

Afghanistan

Obama calls extending Afghan military mission "a necessary extra effort"

US President Barack Obama has justified what his critics have said amounts to a massive u-turn that is his decision to keep a significant troop

Afghanistan

US to slow down Afghanistan troop pull out

US President Barack Obama has announced a reversal of policy in Afghanistan, slowing down the pullout of troops. He said that a force of 9,800 will