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Dems warn Trump not to attack N Korea
US Democrats are warning Republican President Donald Trump not to launch an attack against North Korea.

US Democrats are warning Republican President Donald Trump not to launch an attack against North Korea.

A California woman is arrested on charges of conspiring to procure and illegally export sensitive space communications technology to her native China.

WHO reports a 50-percent rise in cholera cases in war-torn Yemen.

House Homeland Security Democrats are concerned about reported White House plan against sharing information on cyber attacks.

Five people have been killed in raids on protesters gathering in the northwestern village of Dirza.

UK Prime Minister Theresa May announces deployment of the country’s armed forces in the wake of a deadly terror attack in Manchester.

US President Donald Trump presents the Congress with a budget plan which deeply cuts spending for the poor.

Yemeni tribal fighters have reportedly killed several US troops in Ma'rib province.

Here is a brief look at Press TV newsroom's headlines from 01:00 GMT to 17:00 GMT, May 23, 2017.

Brazil’s police have arrested a presidential aide and two other officials to investigate the 2014 World Cup’s most expensive stadium.

Thousands attend the funeral of a protester killed during clashes in southern Tunisia.

An ambush on the UN mission in Mali has left two peacekeepers dead near the border with Algeria.

Egyptian authorities detain Khalid Ali, a former presidential candidate, over insulting "public decency."

Somali Pirates have reportedly hijacked an Iranian fishing vessel off the Horn of Africa.

A senior Iranian official says certain countries are using petrodollars to turn the Middle East into a depository for Western arms.

Former CIA Director John Brennan says publicly he has seen intelligence showing interactions between Donald Trump’s campaign and Russian officials.

The Iranian foreign minister says Bahrain's crackdown on protesters was the result of the US president's 'cozying up to despots.'

Nigeria's economy contracted for a fifth straight quarter, official figures showed Tuesday, as low oil production dented overall output.