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Move comes after Trump-Xi summit yields progress on trade war and pledges to calm tensions.
Defence secretary says the strike was carried out on Trump's orders and targeted 'narco-terrorists'.
Aerial footage from Elgeyo-Marakwet County shows massive mudslides and flash flooding stretching over vast distances.
Police say a number of people were taken to hospital after a series of stabbings on a train near Cambridgeshire.
Nigerian government denies US president's claim of not stemming 'horrible atrocities' against Christians.
Gaza Government Media Office says just 24 percent of agreed aid allowed into Gaza since ceasefire deal came into force.
Both suspects, who were arrested earlier this week, have denied involvement.
Ukrainian army chief says effort continues 'to destroy and dislodge' Russian forces from strategic Donetsk region city.
UNRWA says October 'on track to be the most violent month' since it began tracking settler violence in 2013.
Two halls are dedicated to the 5,000 artefacts from the collection of King Tutankhamun.
Video of alleged rape of Palestinian prisoner at Sde Teiman went viral last year. Now the lawyer who leaked it has quit.
Canadian PM says anti-tariff ad featuring Ronald Reagan 'offended' Trump, who has since cut off trade talks with Canada.
Authorities pledge disciplinary action, saying the privately-run temple had not secured official approvals.
Protesters observe 16 minutes of silence to commemorate 16 victims of railway disaster in Novi Sad a year ago.
Some elements of the Iranian state are in favour of relatively relaxing controls, while others wish to cede no ground.
Sudanese people are being hunted down, humiliated and killed by RSF fighters, according to survivors and aid agencies.
Large crowds converge in Novi Sad to commemorate deadly accident that has led to frequent mass antigovernment protests.
Authorities have not said which country or state actors may have benefitted from the alleged spying activities.
Electoral commission says incumbent president won re-election with 98 percent of disputed vote.
The storm has left 60 percent of Jamaica without electricity and some areas with up to 90 percent of roofs gone.
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