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With Trump expected to speak on Saturday with Russian President Vladimir Putin for the first time since taking power a week ago, speculation has been rife that Trump is close to lifting sanctions imposed on Russia by then-President Barack Obama.

The two men spoke for about an hour on Friday, a day after President Enrique Pena Nieto scrapped a planned meeting in Washington next week over Trump's instance that Mexico pay for a multibillion-dollar border wall.

While Trump said he wanted to have good relations with Russia, May said sanctions must stay in place.

Inspectors let children down by almost never looking at the standard of sex education, The British Humanist Association found.

The new constitution contains at least 60 differences from the old text.

The militant heads the Abu Sayyaf militia that has pledged allegiance to the extremist group.

Villagers in the Niger Delta wanted to sue the petroleum company in London, not Nigeria.

President Donald Trump has repeatedly denounced the press for what he calls “fake news.”

Ousman Sonko served as Jammeh’s interior minister for 10 years.

A new poll shows which world events Russians recall best from the past year.

Netanyahu said the greatest danger Israel faces is from the Islamic Republic.

We still don’t have a good idea of what trade policy is going to look like.

Children were told a story about a person who was “really, really smart” and their assumptions on the protagonist's gender were monitored.

Domestic abuse that doesn't cause injury will be punished under civil rather than criminal law.

Politicians urged to remember the rules-based international order set up after the horrors of World War II.

Mexico slams the concept, calling it “non-negotiable” after Trump’s team mooted a 20 percent tax proposal.

“Trump is here now. He will get rid of all of you,” the accused allegedly said to the victim.

The U.S. president was interviewed by Fox's Sean Hannity on Thursday.

The Al-Qaeda affiliate launched the attack on an African Union base in southern Somalia this morning.

The British prime minister told Republicans that she supports Trump's calls to reform NATO and the U.N.

Will Russia be seen in Washington as an adversary or a partner?

Trump would like to move the U.S. Embassy to West Jerusalem

Theresa May and Donald Trump certainly have an incentive to announce a quick deal, but it might not make economic sense.

A faction led by Michael Flynn, Trump's National Security Advisor, wants to add the Brotherhood to the State Department and U.S. Treasury lists of foreign terrorist organizations, the sources said.

Trump, who took office last Friday, reiterated on Thursday he would strike numerous bilateral deals, as opposed to multilateral accords like the TPP.