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North Korea’s foreign minister says U.S. President Donald Trump has declared war on North Korea, and that Pyongyang reserves the right to shoot down U.S. bomber planes even if they are not in the country’s airspace. CBC | World News

Protesters in wheelchairs interrupted Monday’s U.S. Senate hearing on the Republican health-care bill aimed at repealing and replacing Obamacare. CBC | World News

Donald Trump spent the past weekend using his Twitter account to add fuel to the fires of controversy surrounding the decision by some NFL athletes to take a knee during pre-game renditions of “The Star-Spangled Banner” as an act of protest against police brutality. The way Trump instigated the story can be taken as a preface to the way he ...

DONALD TRUMP “intends to kill” North Korea and just one wrong move could “ignite” an all-out nuclear war, an international affairs expert has warned. Daily Express :: News Feed

Destiny 2 received a new update Monday following server downtime that was extended to 8 hours. PlayStation 4 and Xbox One owners have patch 1.03 available to download, which fixes map issues, reduces the time it takes to complete the “Call to Arms” milestone, plus fixes various other issues. Faction Rallies have also been added though it is not officially ...

NORTH Korea’s embassy in London is on lockdown and the bomb squad has been called. Daily Express :: News Feed

The movement of Rohingya from Myanmar to Bangladesh is an exodus of vast proportions that has bewildered even the most seasoned aid workers, writes Nahlah Ayed. CBC | World News

A HUGE superstorm born from TWO massive Atlantic hurricanes is set to rip into Britain NEXT week. Daily Express :: News Feed

Russian police have arrested a husband and wife who allegedly murdered at least 30 people and ate their body parts. In a gruesome report that reads like a script from a horror movie, Dmitry Bakshaev, and his wife, Natasha, reportedly kept pictures of the dismembered bodies on one of their cell phones. According to CNN, the couple, both 35, allegedly ...

So much for the snooze button. The gains made by Germany’s far-right Alternative for Germany party in Sunday’s election — 12 per cent of the vote and a place in the Bundestag — are a shock to the system for many Germans. CBC | World News