Trump finds no reason to listen to 'very vicious' Khashoggi death tape

US President Donald Trump refuses to hear the recording of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi's murder saying that listening to the audio tape would not change his decision on how to respond to the October 2 killing.

Migrants get cold welcome in Mexican border town

Mayor of Tijuana calls the migrants' arrival an "avalanche" that the city is ill-prepared to handle, calculating that they will be in border town for at least six months as they wait to file asylum claims.

Turkish FM Cavusoglu to meet US counterpart in Washington

Mevlut Cavusoglu arrived in New York on Saturday to attend Global Forum of UN Alliance of Civilizations, a two-day event to be held at the UN headquarters on Monday-Tuesday.

Trump says will know who killed Khashoggi 'within next two days'

US denies reaching any conclusion on Jamal Khashoggi's killing after Washington Post reported that the CIA believed Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman ordered the hit.

Death toll soars to 76 in California fire as Trump surveys devastation

Hours after Trump surveyed the devastation in the town of Paradise, authorities raised the death toll to 76 and warned people being let back into previously evacuated areas to watch out for any remains.

Argentine submarine found year after disappearance – navy

Submarine ARA San Juan that disappeared with 44 crew aboard on November 15 last year has been detected 800 metres deep in the Atlantic, Argentine's navy said.

Number of missing in California fire soars past 1,000

Remains of five more victims found in Northern California wildfire, raising death toll to 76. The so-called Camp Fire has become the deadliest US wildfire in a century.

CIA finds Saudi crown prince ordered Khashoggi killing: Washington Post

The White House declined to comment on the Post report, saying it was an intelligence matter. The Department of State also declined to comment. Saudi Arabia's top diplomat says Crown Prince Mohammed had "absolutely" nothing to do with the killing.

Leaders address migrant caravan during Ibero-American Summit

Heads of state of Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking nations call for the development and assistance of countries migrants are fleeing. With about 3,000 migrants at the US border, Tijuana says the city is preparing for an influx that will last months.

Trump says he answered written questions in Mueller probe

The US president told reporters that he, not his lawyers, wrote the answers which have not been submitted as yet. The questions are part of an ongoing investigation into possible ties between Russia and the Trump campaign.

US prosecutors get indictment against Wikileaks' Assange

Prosecutors revealed the existence of the sealed indictment inadvertently in a court filing in an unrelated case, WikiLeaks said.

US senators seek clampdown on Saudis over Yemen, Khashoggi's murder

Republican and Democratic senators introduce legislation seeking to strike back at Saudi Arabia over the death of a Saudi journalist at a consulate in Turkey and for its role in Yemen's devastating war.