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Jakarta police have recovered the body of the attackers but they are unsure of other attackers in hiding and have not ruled out the possibility of more blasts.

At least four people have been killed in Indonesia’s capital, Jakarta, after a series of explosions went off near the popular Sarinah shopping mall on Thursday.

US President Barack Obama gave his final State of the Union address in front of Congress on Tuesday.

A police officer and security guard were shot at Western Sydney’s Nepean Hospital on Tuesday night by a 39-year-old man who had allegedly threatened a doctor with a pair of scissors.

Australia Day is celebrated annually on Jan. 26.

Michael Galeota was hospitalized earlier this month due to ill health but left the treatment halfway.

Lillard had 31 points in the Trail Blazers' win over the Thunder.

EPL teams interested in Polish striker Lewandowski.

The former World No. 1 Roger Federer promises to be healthy in his aim to win an 18th Grand Slam title.

According to reports, Ali Saqr al-Qasem, 20, shot his mother Leena al-Qasem in the head with an assault rifle in front of a large crowd that gathered to witness the crime.

The autopsies of Damien Little, who deliberately drove a car with his two sons off a Port Lincoln Wharf on Monday, revealed all three had gunshot wounds.

US officials and tech companies are going to hold a high-profile meeting on Friday to discuss measures against ISIS.

Police have shot dead a knife-wielding man trying to attack Paris in retribution of French strikes in Syria and Iraq.

According to the Australian Bureau of Meteorology, El Nino has likely reached its peak and is expected to return to neutral levels.

A simple tweet by the mostly social media-silent UN Library about its most borrowed book of 2015 has shocked a number of social media users.

US President Barack Obama has announced sweeping gun control laws that will close loopholes in background checks to curb gun-related crime.

Netflix’s original series ‘Making a Murderer’ is currently trending across social media, with hundreds of thousands calling for President Barack Obama to pardon Steven Avery.

The US president said the “American system” of gun control allowed dangerous people “to play by a different set of rules.”

Innovation Minister Christopher Pyne said that according to a recent market research, Australia needs a “cultural shift.”

The Islamic State has launched a major attack in Haditha and killed hundreds in three days.

The 2016 Gregorian calendar will have an additional date in February because of the leap day.

China has modernised its army to handle the growing global space race and cyberwarfare.

Saudi Arabia has executed a prominent Shiite cleric after accusing him of having been involved in terrorism.

Vietnam has called the flight "a serious infringement of the sovereignty of Vietnam on the Spratly archipelago." 

Two Australian climbers have been killed after falling off a mountain in New Zealand's Aoraki/Mt Cook National Park. The bodies of Melbourne mountain guide Stuart Jason Hollaway, 42, and his partner, Dale Amanda Thistlewaite, 35, were found roped together near the top of New Zealand's seventh-highest mountain.

Acting chief health officer Andrew Robertson of Department of Health has urged party and music festival-goers to stay away from illicit drugs altogether and not take excessive alcohol.

It’s “Mayday!” for hoverboard lovers as recall on hoverboards take effect although it’s still the hottest selling gift this holiday season.

The Sydney lock-out law that restricts people to enter or stay in pubs and clubs after 1:30 a.m. will be lifted to prevent chaos on the streets on New Year’s Eve.

A 17-year-old teenager, living with her pet rodents, was not even able to move after developing rare rat bite fever symptoms.