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Police stand outside a house that was involved in pre-dawn raids in the western Sydney suburb

Sydney Officers Shoot Man On Chest, Circumstantial Investigation Launched

Sydney man became critical after having been shot by officers during a confrontation.

Marysville-Pilchuck High School Shooting: Police Still Piecing Together Motive For Shooting, Reason Behind Jaylen Fryberg's Rampage Points To Failed Romance

Flowers Outside Marysville-Pilchuck High School

The relatives of teenager Jaylen Fryberg claim they are currently living in a nightmare as they try to understand why the 14-year-old student went on a shooting rampage at Marysville-Pilchuck High School in Washington, U.S. The police are still reportedly piecing together the motive for the tragic shooting that happened at the school last Friday, Oct. 24, where Jaylen Fryberg targeted his cousins and friends before shooting himself.

Gia Soriano Dies, Three More Remain Critical after Washington School Shooting

14-year-old Gia Soriano is the second victim of the Washington high school shooting.

Honda's latest version of the Asimo humanoid robot shakes hands during a presentation

Artificial Intelligence Man's 'Existential Threat'; Elon Musk Warns of AI Development Dangers [VIDEO]

Elon Musk, founder of Tesla and SpaceX, has warned that developing artificial intelligence is like summoning the "demon."

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13-Year-Old Brit Boy Isn’t The Father Of Newborn Baby, DNA Tests Confirm

In 2012, Alfie Patten, a 13-year-old British boy, though he broke UK records by becoming the country's youngest father after Chantelle Steadman, his 15-year-old girlfriend, gave birth to a baby girl.

A 'Symptoms Of Ebola' Mural In Monrovia, Liberia

Gay Community In Liberia Persecuted For Ebola; Church Leaders Call Virus 'Punishment' For Homosexuality

The LGBT community in Liberia is under threat. Aside from Ebola, the gay community is at risk of persecution since the virus has been blamed on them.

Bargylus wine is poured into a glass during a tasting session in Beirut

Six English Words Which Originated From Arabic

h=History reveals that the English language has been often influenced by Arabic.

An Ebola Virus Treatment Center In Monrovia

Robots May Be Used to Fight Ebola in West Africa; Australian PM Admits US, UK Asked For Medical Teams

Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott has admitted the US and Britain had requested Australia to do more for Ebola fight as scientists consider deploying robots.

An Air New Zealand Plane Flies Over Mount Victoria

New Zealand Named The Best Place For Raising Children

The HSBC Expat Explorer Survey has revealed New Zealand as the best place to raise children. Expats rated the country for improved child safety, health and well-being.

63-year-old Victoria Man Charged with Triple Homicide

A Victoria man, 63, allegedly killed his neighbours.

Fidel Roque drives the U.S.-made 1952 Chevrolet car

Decades-Long Mystery of Oklahoma Lake Solved, Missing Six Bodies Identified

Officials identified two groups of people who went missing in 1969 and 1970.

London-born former model Josephine Scorer poses near a tray of cappuccino cupcakes at her pastry shop

Belgium Chocolate Maker ISIS Forced To Change Brand Name To Escape Customer Fury

The damage to the brand may be unintended but it does speak about the negativity that name evokes.

A Member Loyal To The Islamic State In Iraq And The Levant (ISIL) Waves An ISIL Flag In Raqqa.

ISIS Educates Young Children in 'School of Jihad,' Deploys Them in Active Combat After Graduation [VIDEO]

The ISIS militants have released a series of propaganda videos showing young children being educated in the "school of jihad."

A visitor looks at a foetus that died before it was born during "Bodies: The Exhibition", an international exhibition, by Gunther Von Hagens in Lima June 24, 2009.

Defector Says Women In Prison Camp Kill Babies For Food; Aussie Judge Urges UN Security Council To Bring Nokor Leaders To ICC For Human Rights Violation

Kim Hye-Sook, a defector from North Korea, recounted to the UN the sufferings she and other prisoners suffered in the hands of their captors, including years of starvation, hard labour and torture. To indicate how bad food shortage is, Kim revealed that some women detainees had to eat babies to alleviate their hunger.

Queen Elizabeth addresses dignitaries during a state banquet at Buckingham Palace

Royal Officer Arrested After Ammunition Found In Buckingham Palace

The arrested officer is being questioned over the ammunition found in personal lockers.

Participants arrive at the opening of a consultation of international experts on potential Ebola therapies and vaccines in Geneva September 4, 2014. On September 4 and 5, the World Health Organization (WHO) will bring together 200 key experts to discuss e

Ebola Virus Might Reach Australia in Months; Health Dept Says Australia Prepared For Outbreak

Health experts claim the Ebola virus may reach Australia within months but assured the public that the chances of the virus spreading quickly is "low."

The mummified remains of an infant, with blue stones covering its eyes, is displayed at the Houston Museum of Natural Science in Texas

Woman, 40, Charged after Six Baby Corpses Found in Canada U-Haul Locker

Andrea Giesbrecht was charged after six baby corpses had been found in a storage locker in Canada.

Singaporeans pose while blowing bubbles in this early January 1992 photograph

Seven Weird Things Banned by Governments

While it vastly depends on the culture an individual country follows, there are certain bans which evoke surprise to the rest of the world.

Quality of Life Survey Reveals One-Fifth of New Zealanders Can't Make Ends Meet

A recent national survey has revealed one-fifth of Kiwis in New Zealand cannot afford basic necessities.

A Turkish Kurdish woman sports a wrist band with the Kurdish colours as she gestures with others

Australian Teen Groomed like Paedophile Victim to be Jihadist

According to a terrorism expert, Sydney teenager Abdullah Elmir was groomed like a paedophile victim.

An Islamic State In Iraq And The Levant (ISIL) Member Waves An ISIL Flag In Raqqa

ISIS Taking U.S.-Airdropped Weapons An 'Embarrassment'; Another Yazidi Massacre Looming [VIDEO]

ISIS militants have seized a cache of weapons supposed to be airdropped to Kurdish troops in the Syrian town of Kobani.

A man clears rubble surrounding a young girl

Baby Corpses Found in Storage Locker in Canada

The baby corpses were found on Monday during a routine inventory.

A woman holding an ice cream walks out of a KFC restaurant in Beijing

Japanese Restaurant Chains Eyeing China For Expansion

The diversity of Japanese food is quite appealing to the consumers.

Jeff Hulbert Of Annapolis, Maryland Protests In Front Of The White House In Washington

Ebola Fears Cause Hysteria In United States And Around The World

Fears of Ebola spreading in the United States and in countries with confirmed cases of the virus had caused disruptions in schools, businesses, airlines and travel plans.

Britain's Prince William And His Wife Catherine, The Duchess Of Cambridge, Arrive With Their Son Prince George At Sydney Airport April 16, 2014.

Kate Middleton Pregnancy Update: Duchess All Smiles In First Public Appearance, Sickness Seems Over

The Duchess of Cambridge finally made her first public appearance after her pregnancy was announced on September 8.

A helicopter dumps water on a bushfire burning in the Grampians bushland in the southeastern Australian state of Victoria

Australia Braces For 'Catastrophic Conditions' As Bushfire Season Begins

The Climate Council has warned Australia to expect drier than normal conditions as bushfire season starts in NSW.

Woman Stuck In Chimney: Genoveva Nunez-Figueroa Arrested For Attempted Break-In After Rescue Team Pulls Stuck Woman Out Of Chimney

Rescue team responded to the reports of residents on Woodside Drive in Thousand Oaks, California about a woman, identified as 30-year-old Genoveva Nunez-Figueroa, crying for help. The authorities arrested the woman for attempted break-in after firefighters destroyed the chimney to free her.

Artist Pyotr Pavlensky cuts off a part of his earlobe while sitting on the wall enclosing the Serbsky State Scientific Center for Social and Forensic Psychiatry during his protest action titled "Segregation" in Moscow October 19, 2014. Pavlensky

Naked Russian Artist Strikes Anew, Cuts Off Earlobes To Protest Return Of Soviet-Era Policies

Pyotr Pavlensky, the Russian performance artists who caught global attention in 2013 by nailing his testicles to the Red Square's cobblestones in Moscow, is back with a vengeance and again without a stitch of clothing.

Members of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) Musical Ride demonstrate their charge

‘Radicalised’ Canadian Killed After Injuring Two Soldiers In Hit & Run

Canadian officers shot a driver died during a hit and run case.

Kate Middleton To Give Birth To A 'Cheerful' Baby, Duchess Not Carrying Twins---Report

The palace's announcement on when the Duchess of Cambridge would deliver her second baby supposedly also confirmed she is not carrying twins.

2014 Meteor Shower: Slooh To Have Live Broadcast Of Orionids Meteor Shower October 21 Peak, NASA Assures Ideal Observing Conditions

The Orionids meteor shower peak on Tuesday, Oct. 21, is expected to have ideal viewing conditions with the new moon not getting in the way of the sky display. However, observers whose viewing conditions hindered with cloudy skies or a bad weather will still be able to view the meteor shower display via live broadcast from Slooh.

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