"I feel like I'm on fire": N.J. native goes pro in Japanese women's wrestling
The spectacle has drawn guest wrestlers from around the world, but Kris Wolf is unlike the rest
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The spectacle has drawn guest wrestlers from around the world, but Kris Wolf is unlike the rest
The case involves 25 defendants, five of whom -- including prominent rights activist Alaa Abdel-Fattah and political analyst Amr Hamzawy -- were fined 30,000 Egyptian pounds each
Hundreds of students and others joined a new economic protest at Tehran University Saturday
There are 1,123 people named on the main honours list issued by the Cabinet Office, with 70 percent of the recipients recognised for work in their communities in a voluntary or paid capacity
Officials say gunman opened fire outside Coptic church in what is considered latest in series of attacks targeting Christians
In the United States, President Trump cheered the protesters in a tweet
The claim, carried by the group's Aamaq news agency, said Friday's attack was carried out by a "security detail" and that one of its men was "martyred" in it
George Weah, a former FIFA World Player of the Year, is set to take office in January
Her private secretary said the former prime minister wanted no part of the scheme and declared: "Pandas and politicians are not happy omens!"
Germany's highest court said Friday it has thrown out a bid by a 96-year-old former Auschwitz death camp guard
Nation founded by freed American slaves is seeing its first democratic transfer of power in more than 70 years
China rejects accusation of oil transfers to North Korea; Trump tweets it was "caught RED HANDED" allowing oil to reach isolated nation
"People were running over me even as the ceiling above me was collapsing in flames,” restaurant-goer says
Tells New York Times he thinks Robert Mueller will treat him fairly, but leaves his options open; also, takes tougher line with China on N. Korea
With 98.1 percent of the votes counted, Weah had received 61.5 percent of ballots Thursday