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Its a major decision by the prosecutor and it comes as a newly Surveillance Video, look at this, shows the two brothers that allegedly testify before the grand jury today paid by smollett to stage the assault. And they are purchasing multiple items that were used in what now looks like a hate crime hoax, udincluding glasses, a ski mask, even a red hat. With evidence mounting, smollett is in serious legal jeopardy tonight and he could get far worse. Federal charges could also be on the way. But t...

Later today with the north Korean Leader kim jong un and the two progress toward peace in their second summit less than a year plus a g. W. Investigation shows that german weapons are being used by militia groups in yemen civil war this despite claims by the German Government that weapon sales in the middle east are strictly controlled. Im sorry kelly welcome to the program a series of cross border incidents has ratchet up tension between Nuclear Armed india and pakistan over the disputed region...

Maroza Bibi and her children are among hundreds of Afghans waiting at the Pakistani border, hurriedly leaving a country she has called home for decades in fear of arrest.Hundreds of thousands of Afghans are estimated to have crossed the border since then. 

Thousands of Afghans who worked with British forces in Afghanistan for 20 years remain stranded in Pakistan and are being evicted from homes in the UK.

ISLAMABAD: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has specified border areas of Afghanistan, India and Iran as ...

A woman was killed by Pakistani border forces on the Afghan side amid recent clashes with the Taliban forces in Afghanistan.

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After reports of increased terror attacks across the Durand Line, Pakistan has called on Afghanistan's Taliban regime to secure the region surrounding the border and take action against the elements engaged in terrorism, local media reported.

Afghanistan Ministry of Foreign Affairs continues to stage strong protests against the Pakistan Embassy in Kabul over the incidents of cross-border firing and artillery shelling across the Durand Line.

Amid the continuing tension along the Durand Line between the Pakistani troops and the Talibani forces, the Foreign Ministries of both sides have exchanged protest notes accusing each other of displaying aggressive attitudes on the border, local media reported.