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British police say that multiple people have been injured in a series of stabbings in the central England city of Birmingham.

The British police said work is still going on 'to establish what has happened', and could take some time before they are in a position to confirm anything.

The premier of Australia's Victoria state announced a slight easing of restrictions in Melbourne but the country's secondlargest city will remain in lockdown until at least Oct. 26.

Trump has suggested that Vietnam veterans didn't know how to exploit the system to get out of serving.

As Pakistan’s performance in implementation of the Financial Action Task Force Action Plan comes up for review next month, there is mounting evidence of Islamabad’s support to terrorism in general and active connivance in financing terrorism in particular...

The two paddlewheels from the second commercial steamboat that sailed Lake Champlain more than two centuries ago have been found on the bottom of the lake, officials said.

China National Biotec Group (CNBG) and Sinovac Biotech Ltd said on Saturday four more countries have agreed to run latestage clinical tests of their coronavirus vaccine candidates, as China steps up its efforts in the global race.

Schools in Iran reopened to 15 million students on Saturday after a sevenmonth closure despite concerns over increased spread of the novel coronavirus in the country.

Pope Francis will next month visit the Italian town of Assisi, his first trip out of Rome since the coronavirus pandemic hit the country in February, and will sign a new encyclical, a spokesman for the Assisi Basilica said on Saturday.

A summer of street marches will culminate over the Labor Day holiday weekend with some rallies backing U.S. President Donald Trump, while others continue protests against racial inequality and police violence across the country.

The distribution of several British newspapers was disrupted on Saturday after Extinction Rebellion climate change activists blockaded printing presses used by Rupert Murdoch's News UK, the publisher of The Times and The Sun.

Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga, a frontrunner to be the next prime minister, said he would like the central bank to continue its ultraloose monetary policy as the economy is still struggling with the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.

The first Black woman is on a major party presidential ticket, Americans of all races are showing their support for the Black Lives Matter movement and at the same time white nationalists are ramping up recruiting efforts and public activism.

A state trooper has died two years after he was hit by a car during a traffic stop, and it's not yet clear whether the driver will face new charges now that the victim is dead of his injuries.

A Texas soldier died this week after collapsing during a training exercise at a U.S. Army base, Army officials said Friday.

A Kentucky man who fatally shot his grandparents and uncle has been sentenced to life in prison without parole.