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Letter tells US black family to leave town
A letter left in a Long Island black family’s letterbox tells the family to leave the “84 percent white” town.

A letter left in a Long Island black family’s letterbox tells the family to leave the “84 percent white” town.

Tension is running high in Saudi Arabia’s oil-rich Eastern Province after ISIL launched an attack on worshipers.

ISIL Takfiri terrorists massacre 400 civilians, mostly women and children, in the ancient Syrian city of Palmyra.

Renault says it has offered a cash payment to striking workers in western Turkey.

The United States is planning to send nuclear bombers to Sweden for a military exercise in June.

Ayatollah Khamenei pardons or commutes the sentences of 102 Iranian prisoners.

People in Poland are casting their ballots in the second round of the country’s presidential election.

Separate bomb attacks kill at least four people and injured nearly a dozen others in Baghdad, Iraq.

Burundian opposition activists suspend talks with the government after an opposition figure was assassinated.

Australia’s Prime Minister Tony Abbott says at least 250 Australian citizen are so far identified to have been ‘ensnared’ by ISIL ideology.

President Rouhani says Iran seeks the removal of unfair anti-Tehran sanctions through diplomacy.

Republican Rep. Mac Thornberry has called on President Obama to drop his veto threat against a military spending bill.

Spaniards take to the polls in municipal and regional elections.

Workers feeling insecure as Brazil carmakers see slump in business

Mass graves are reportedly found in northern Malaysia, with speculations that the sites may contain the bodies of Rohingya Muslims.

More than 50 people are killed in mudslides and floods in southern and central China.

The US main objective in Iraq is to stop the country from functioning as a centralized state, says an international lawyer.

Nepal criticizes the Qatari government over the situation of Nepalese migrant workers in the Arab country.