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Attempted North Korean missile launch fails, U.S. confirms
North Korea attempted and failed to launch a missile, the U.S. Pacific Command confirmed on Saturday.
Trump: China, US working on 'North Korea problem'
President Donald Trump asserted on Sunday that China was working with the United States on 'the North Korea problem,' and his vice president told American and South Korea service members that the North's latest 'provocation,' a failed missile launch shortly before his arrival in Seoul, laid bare the risks they face.
Turks Vote in Historic Referendum on Expanding Erdogan;s Power
Turks cast their votes in a referendum on Sunday that would give sweeping new powers to President Tayyip Erdogan and herald the most radical change to the country's political system in its modern history.
Russia appears to deploy forces in Egypt, eyes on Libya role - sources
Russia appears to have deployed special forces to an airbase in western Egypt near the border with Libya in recent days, U.S., Egyptian and diplomatic sources say, a move that would add to U.S. concerns about Moscow's deepening role in Libya.
Death Toll in Syrian Blast Targeting Evacuation Bus Hits 112
The death toll from a bomb blast on a crowded Syrian bus convoy outside Aleppo reached at least 112 people, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitoring group said on Sunday.
US may launch pre-emptive strike on North Korea ahead of nuclear test, officials warn
The United States may launch a pre-emptive strike on North Korea if it goes ahead with a nuclear or missile test, a number of US intelligence officials told NBC news on Thursday.
Turkish voters will determine the strength of Erdogan's grip on power
In a referendum watched closely across Europe and across the Atlantic, Turkish voters will decide on Sunday whether to remake the political fabric of their nation and grant far-reaching powers to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

Israel-Palestinian Conflict
Palestinian Campaign Demands UK Apologize for Balfour Declaration
More than 11,000 people have signed an online petition calling on the British government to formally apologize for the Balfour Declaration, a letter written by British Foreign Secretary Lord Balfour in 1917 expressing Britain's support for the establishment of a Jewish state in historic Palestine.
Azerbaijan Wants Pan-Arab Summit with Israel, Envoy Says
A US-led summit gathering Israel's prime minister and the Palestinian Authority president on one stage with Levant and Gulf leaders would greatly benefit the region, and likely advance a stalled peace process, Azerbaijan's envoy said in an interview with The Jerusalem Post.
Abbas to Meet with Trump in May, Palestinian Official says
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas will meet US President Donald Trump on May 3rd in Washington, D.C., top Palestinian official Ahmad Majdalani said on Sunday.

Inside the United States
21 arrested as hundreds of Trump supporters and counter-protesters clash at Berkeley rally
Hundreds of pro-Trump demonstrators and counter-protesters clashed Saturday at a “Patriots Day” rally in Berkeley, the third time the groups engaged in violent confrontations on city streets in recent months.
Sen. John McCain: 'I hope' President Trump has been sucked in by Washington establishment
Three months after his inauguration, President Trump has shifted positions on Syria, China and other key issues -- and Sen. John McCain said Sunday he hopes it's because the 'Washington establishment' has gotten into the president's ear.
Trump's message to Democrats: Negotiate Obamacare, or payments to insurers will be cut
President Trump is threatening to cut off critical Obamacare payments to insurers unless Democrats come to the table to negotiate a new health care bill, taking a tough negotiating stance that could force Democratic leaders into a government shutdown by month's end.

Christian News
India Religious Intolerance on Palm Sunday
Christians in six States in India witnessed harassment and attacks as they gathered to celebrate Palm Sunday on 9 April.
Why Kidnapping Christians Has Become Popular in this Muslim Country
Pastor Raymond Koh was driving his car near Malaysia's capital city when a convoy of black SUV's and motorcycles swooped in to surround his car.
Thousands Gather on Lincoln Memorial to 'Celebrate the Name of Jesus'
Thousands of believers gathered on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ on Sunday.