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The US hit more than 85 targets using more than 125 guided missiles at sites in Iraq and Syria used by Iranian-backed militias and the Iranian Revolutionary Guard

A couple who came close to splitting up have recounted how they went on a journey to redemption in a bid to save their relationship for their children and grandchildren

A passenger on a flight has told fellow posters on a website about a bizarre encounter with a highly flatulent man who was allegedly so toxic the cabin crew kicked him off

A woman whose husband comes from a country lacking in many Western basics she took for granted says the culture shock when she first visited caused her real problems

In days gone by men could expect the front of their underwear to be completely flat, but experts have now explained why there has been drastic changes to their design over the years

Victor Hugo Quiroz suffers a condition which affects one in 50,000 people, leaving him with fragile skin which could lead to infections, sores and bruises at the slightest touch

A toddler with an extremely rare health condition which meant her skull has grown more out of shape over time, has been given lifesaving surgery to rearrange the bones in her skull

The US is one of the biggest tourist hotspots across the globe yet many people are apparently dumfounded at some of its citizens' habits, including restaurant manners and flags

US President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping will meet at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in San Francisco - as Chinese businesses are reported to be fuelling the fentanyl crisis ravaging American cities

Cops were dispatched to the Silver Spring Township neighbourhood in Pennsylvania at around 7pm on Tuesday, and have since learned of two further identical instances during the night's festivities

13-year old Maximus Knight tragically lost his life by accidentally strangling himself to death as he tidied his family's Knights Corn Maze farm premises in Venice

Police in Arizona are appealing for witnesses after Preston Lord was attacked by unknown assailants, leaving him with brain injuries that he sadly succumbed to two days later

Soldiers have been accused of smuggling synthetic marijuana using military mail from the US mainland and selling it to soldiers stationed at Camp Humphreys in Pyeongtaek and Camp Casey in Dongducheon, Gyeonggi Province

The four men and one woman, who also held Iranian passports, took off from Tehran after the US released nearly $6bn that Iran earned selling oil to South Korea

The United States Women's National Team have failed to meet expectations so far at the World Cup and tough questions are being asked of Vlatko Andonovski and his players