'Brexit discount' makes London property cheaper

Price cuts of nearly 20 percent and a drop in the value of the pound have created "Brexit discount" bargains on some of the most expensive homes in central London - if you have millions of dollars to spare.

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Governor asks Seoul to find alternative site for THAAD

The governor of a South Korean province, where Seoul and Washington agreed to house one Terminal High Altitude Area Defense battery by the end of next year, has asked the central government to find an alternative site for the US missile defense system.

Rock climbers scale new heights

A dozen young men and women stand before a rock face on the outskirts of Islamabad, challenging and cheering each other on as they take turns scrambling up the limestone in front of curious onlookers.

New documentary looks at Jacqueline Kennedy's role in shaping JFK's legacy

How much of John F. Kennedy's public persona was privately molded by his wife, Jacqueline?

Boko Haram video 'shows Chibok girls'

Nigerian extremist group Boko Haram has published a video showing recent footage of dozens of schoolgirls kidnapped two years ago, and saying some of them have been killed in airstrikes.

One shot, officer injured in 2nd night of protests in Milwaukee

Tension flared again on Sunday night, with one person shot and a police officer injured, in the Milwaukee area where the fatal shooting of a suspect by an officer had sparked rioting, prompting Wisconsin's governor to activate the National Guard.

Park stresses future, MPs focus on past

South Korean President Park Geun-hye on Monday called for a "future-oriented" relationship with Japan, even as a group of Seoul lawmakers dredged up a long-running territorial dispute by visiting some islets also claimed by Tokyo.

Several detained over deadly blasts

Thailand's army said on Monday it had detained several people for questioning over a wave of deadly bombings in some of the country's best known beach resorts that killed four people and wounded dozens, including tourists.

Man on bike charity ride gets bicycle stolen

An Australian man into a solo bicycle ride around the Aussie coast for charity has had his bike stolen, local media reported on Monday.

Residents of Louisiana struggle for dry land

Barbara Manuel saw a flicker of sun and that gave her hope that the worst of the horrific flooding to hit southern Louisiana was over.

New Jakarta airport terminal flooded

The operator of the Indonesian capital's main airport has apologized to passengers for flooding at its brand new terminal after rains overcame drainage pipes and inundated the arrivals area on Sunday.