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Here is a brief look at Press TV newsroom's headlines from 18:00 GMT, May 16, to 08:00 GMT, May 17, 2017.

Here is a brief look at Press TV newsroom's headlines from 18:00 GMT, May 16, to 08:00 GMT, May 17, 2017.

The US dollar tumbled on Wednesday on worries about more political turmoil over Trump's many controversies.

Iranian sportsmen and sportswomen have lifted the country’s medal tally to 37 at the 4th edition of Islamic Solidarity Games in Azerbaijan.

An analyst attributes violence in the Central African Republic to the West’s divide and rule policy rather than sectarian disputes.

The first batch of medium-range planes purchased from the Franco-Italian aviation company arrives at Tehran's Mehrabad Airport.

Ayatollah Khamenei says in a region riddled with unrest, Iran is awaiting presidential elections in a secure and calm environment.

An analyst says what is being concealed in the controversial report on Trump's intelligence disclosure to Russia is Israel’s ties with the terrorists in the Middle East.

At least 35,000 people rallied in Colombia’s capital to demand better wages.

China has set up rocket launchers on a reef in the disputed South China Sea as a defensive measure against Vietnamese military combat divers.

US lawmakers have called for more information about President Trump's meeting with ousted FBI Director James Comey.

The founder of the website WikiLeaks, Julian Assange, has described the US’s Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) as “dangerously incompetent.”

The death toll from the unrest in Venezuela rises to 42 as more people are killed in 24 hours of protests and violence.

The top US officer in the Pacific says North Korea is getting closer to being able to "deliver a nuclear-equipped missile anywhere in the world."

Rights activists close the UN office in Ramallah in protest at the world body’s inaction on the mass hunger strike by inmates in Israeli prisons.

The interior minister predicts that the May 19 presidential polls will not go to a second round.

US President Donald Trump pushed James Comey to close an FBI probe into ousted national security adviser Mike Flynn.

Seoul says North Korea’s latest missile test was detected by the recently-installed THAAD missile system.

More Americans support US President Donald Trump's impeachment than oppose it, a poll finds.