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Anthony Weiner with his communications director Barbara Morgan in New York last week

Anthony Weiner's election bid faces another set back after adviser Barbara Morgan attacks former intern

Anthony Weiner’s bid to be New York mayor has faced another major setback, after his Communication Director Barbara Morgan let rip at an intern after she penned a comment piece on the campaign.

Anthony Weiner is confronted by a resident on Staten Island

Anthony Weiner campaign for New York mayorship in turmoil as key advisor walks out

If there was anything to admire about Anthony Weiner’s bid to be the next Mayor of New York, it was his aides’ extraordinary success in taking their candidate to a lead in the polls, despite his embarrassing history of extramarital sexting.

US announces plans to transfer two prisoners from Guantanamo Bay as Obama slowly moves towards closing the detention facility

Two prisoners will be transferred out of the controversial prison to Algeria if plans go ahead

New York mayoral candidate, Anthony Wiener

Should Anthony Weiner, aka Carlos Danger, step down from the race for New York mayor?

Anthony Weiner won't enter the annals of history as the first politician to find their campaign threatened by a sex scandal, but the former Congressman, who was leading in some polls in the race for New York mayor, certainly will find a niche as the Democrat with the most ludicrous sexual alias.

Barack Obama will give a series of speeches across the country

Barack Obama on tour as he tries to take credit for US economic fightback

Poll gives US President lowest approval rating in nearly two years

NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden

Edward Snowden: 'US will say I aided our enemies,' says NSA whistleblower in newly released video interview

Edward Snowden, the 30-year-old wanted by American authorities for leaking information about classified US surveillance programs, predicted he would be seen in violation of the Espionage Act and that the “US government will say I aided our enemies”.

Indian security personnel stand guard at an entrance gate - covered with portraits of missing pilgrims - of the Jolly Grant Airport in Dehradun

Anger as Indian politicians involved in scuffles at airport over flood relief

As India on Thursday began the mass cremation of hundreds of bodies left by the Himalayan floods, half a dozen politicians from rival parties have been condemned after scuffling at an airport and trying to lure survivors on to planes they had chartered.

Members of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) hold signs in front of the US Supreme Court

US Supreme Court demolishes Voting Rights Act

President Obama 'deeply disappointed' by ruling

There are currently 166 prisoners still at the Guantanamo facility

Revealed: The 44 Guantanamo Bay inmates too dangerous to release

Freedom of Information request forces authorities to name terror suspects held for the last 12 years

Indian state of West Bengal rocked by protests after sexual assault and murder of young woman in two different attacks

Protests have been held in various places across the state and on Thursday campaigners gathered close to the Kolkata home of the state’s chief minister

Narendra Modi

Narendra Modi takes a crucial step closer to becoming Indian Prime Minster

Main opposition party announces country's most polarising politician will lead its election campaign – setting Modi up for a show-down with Rahul Gandhi

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Fifa are now at the 'forefront of governance standards' according to Sepp Blatter

President claims football's world governing body has come through a tough spell

Congress party workers clash with police at a protest after the rebel attack

‘An attack on democracy’: India reeling after Maoist rebels murder politicians

The rebels may be present in as many as 20 of India’s 28 states and active in half that number

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Comedian Seann Walsh on alcohol and stand-up

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Edinburgh to Hollywood: 10 comedic talents blowing up big

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Comedian Tig Notaro: 'Hello. I have cancer'

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