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Trump: Flynn's dealings with Russia were lawful
Donald Trump insisted actions by former national security adviser Michael Flynn during the presidential transition were lawful, and that he had had to fire him because Flynn had lied to the FBI and the vice president.
HTC U11 Life release news: Alleged U Play successor to launch as U11 Life variant in Japan
Initially presumed as a sequel to the HTC U Play, the HTC X2 is actually an Android One U11 Life phone for Japanese carrier SoftBank.
Moto X5 2018 release date news: Evan Blass teases X4 successor; Moto E5, G6 also in the works
Famed tipster Evan Blass teased the release of Moto X4's successor on Twitter, posting an image of its logo on Tuesday, which follows a very similar design to that of the X4. He also hinted at the Moto E5 and G6's release.
Cop pulls out K-Y Jelly in court to mock gunman who tried to kill him and son during traffic stop
A report on the hearing of Kevin Rojas, who is responsible for the shooting in Jacksonville, Florida last year.
Donald Trump's UK visit postponed indefinitely amid row over far-right tweets
Plans for Donald Trump to visit the UK as early as January have been shelved as tensions between the US President and Theresa May ramped up.
Pope Francis speaks of 'Rohingya' in first public reference during Asia visit
Pope Francis has broken a diplomatic taboo and referred to the Rohingya people by name for the first time on his visit to Myanmar and Bangladesh.
American Airlines news: Computer glitch causes insufficient pilots for Christmas
A report on the recent hiccup in the computers of American Airlines causing 15,000 unmanned aircrafts for flight schedules in December.
Supermoon 2017 news: When to watch rare astronomical event
A report on the Supermoon for 2017.
Colorado Christian baker heads to Supreme Court for religious liberty v gay rights showdown
The conservative Christian baker who refused a cake for a gay couple back in 2012 will finally have his case heard at the top court in America on Tuesday.
Samsung Galaxy S9 specs rumors: Samsung aborts plans for in-display fingerprint scanner; mass production in January
Following the feature's exclusion from this year's flagships, patrons have been expecting to finally see it in 2018's Samsung Galaxy S9 lineup, but a report from ET News says it will not happen again.
A new dawn? 21 Egyptian churches given long-delayed approval to rebuild
Twenty-one churches in Egypt's southern rural Minya governorate can rebuild and even expand their churches after receiving approval from the Minya governor, according to World Watch Monitor (WWM).
Carl Lentz blasts the 'sin' of racism and takes swipe at relaxed US gun laws
The popular Hillsong pastor Carl Lentz has said that it is in his heart at present to 'call out the sin that is racism' along with 'police brutality' and spoken out against the liberal gun laws in the US.
Christians in Sudan face ethnic cleansing, and the US and UK are rewarding it
The US government is reported to be on the verge of dropping Sudan from its State Sponsors of Terror list, despite the regime's systematic bombardment of its own Christian civilians.
Russian priest blamed after rocket he blessed crashes into the ocean
The Russian Orthodox Church came crashing down to earth this week after one of its priests was criticised for blessing a rocket that failed to reach its designated orbit and instead landed in the Atlantic ocean, sparking an extraordinary row.
Russian Orthodox Church continues to grow, adding 10 new dioceses in last year
The Russian Orthodox Church's expanding reach continues with 10 new dioceses added in the past year alone.
Trump to move US embassy to Jerusalem 'in the coming days'
Donald Trump is planning to move the US embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem in the coming days, according to Israeli media.