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150 tons of dead fish have been collected in Manatee County over the last two weeks.

Carlson said the 2018 pageant winner's bullying allegations had cost the Miss America Organization $75,000.

There is a vast "gap between today’s tax revenue numbers and what voters were promised," Democratic Assemblyman Evan Low said.

Jankowski defended the George Zimmerman verdict and criticized protesters in Ferguson, Missouri.

Terlok Singh was found dead in his store on Thursday.

Darryl Farrier allegedly attempted to meet a 15-year-old girl to engage in a sexual act.

The policy change will affect 67,000 people.

Surgeons removed the hands and forearms of a New Jersey resident who had contracted the bacteria while crabbing last month.

Ten manatees suffering from exposure to toxic algae have been brought to SeaWorld Orlando since May 2.

The senator's speech provoked a quick response from opposition Parliament members.

"I want you to know that I am thinking of stepping down because I’m tired," Duterte said during a speech on Tuesday, citing weariness with "graft and corruption."

Parisa Pourtaherian shot the match from a nearby roof in order to get around a gender restriction that barred her from covering a soccer game in the country's top league.

About 194 militants, almost 100 security forces and 30 civilians have died since fighting began on August 10.

In March, Alexei Muzhetsky was abducted and attacked by men posing as Russian security agents, the Agora human rights group said.

The value of Turkey's currency, the lira, plummeted Monday following tweets by President Donald Trump that he might increase sanctions on the country.

Authorities captured Manuel Charlín and 24 others while conducting a raid in Spain’s northwestern Galicia region.

Migrants "are being lured to their deaths using an application that they are using every day of the week," the deputy director of Britain's National Crime Agency said.

The Houthi-affiliated health ministry raised its death toll to 51 people, including 40 children.

The Constituents' Request Program allows Australians to ask for a range of "nationhood materials" at taxpayers' expense.

With the population of crocodiles in the Jordan Valley farm continuing to rise, it has been challenging to take care of the reptiles.

Twenty-six countries around the world ban abortion in all circumstances. In some cases, the Catholic church has exerted heavy influence to restrict the procedure.

The antiques will be given to Iraqi Ambassador Salih Husain Ali in a formal ceremony at the British Museum on Friday. 

Humanitarian organizations reported that French police are harassing aid workers who attempt to distribute food and water to displaced people.

Zimbabwe's security forces have harassed activists and leaders supporting the MDC Alliance.

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said in July that regaining control of Idlib was a priority. 

Maduro accused exiled opposition leader Julio Borges and lawmaker Juan Requesens of planning the attack.

On Sunday, the Iranian rial reached a record nadir in street trading.

President Alassane Ouattara said the government had already released 500 of the pardoned individuals.

The Nicaraguan Association for Human Rights said it was temporarily closing its offices “in order to guarantee the safety and physical integrity” of its employees.

Fifteen people are also in serious condition after eating a meat stew.

The U.S. has alleged that the Syrian Scientific Studies and Research Centre was developing sarin gas.

"It is important to have an honest and sincere effort to disrupt [the United Nations Relief and Works Agency],” Kushner wrote in an email.