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Al-Shifa hospital overflowing with patients, after Israeli army shoots scores of protesters on deadliest day since 2014

Students in over 800 cities and towns are calling for tougher gun control laws in the United States, demanding an end to gun violence

After Tillerson’s dismissal on Tuesday, Al Jazeera looks at other departures under the Trump administration.

Gina Haspel has been named by President Trump as new director of the CIA, becoming the first woman to hold the post if confirmed by the Senate

Trump promised to end the programme during his 2016 election campaign and the protections were set to begin to be phased out in early March

Authorities warned late on Wednesday that the death toll could rise as some of the more than 14 people who were wounded were in critical condition

​The US government has shut down for the second time this year after Congress failed to reach a deal on the budget

According to President Trump: ‘There has never been a better time to start living the American dream’

In certain countries, climate change sceptics enjoy plenty of exposure through which to propagate their theories

Israel approved a plan to force asylum seekers to choose between indefinite detention in an Israeli prison, or deportation to a third African country

​Erica Garner, a prominent activist against police brutality has died after suffering a heart attack

The gate was first closed two weeks after Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Egypt, and Bahrain cut diplomatic and trade ties with Qatar on June 5

After more than three weeks in detention, Senior Saudi prince and former head of the National Guard, Miteb bin Abdullah, has been released.

​Zimbabwe’s army chief has called for an end to infighting within ZANU-PF following last week’s dismissal of the country’s vice president

Enveloped by a choking shroud of toxic smog, New Delhi has declared a public health emergency as Lahore is also covered

Nasser bin Aqeel al-Tayyar, a board member at Saudi Arabia’s biggest travel company, was reportedly added to the list of detained dignitaries.

​Although a petition circulating on social media calling for Jordan’s controversial nationality law to be abolished, it is more likely to be refused.

Human rights activists are stepping up efforts to expose Israel’s long and covert history of supplying weapons and military training to regimes.

Britain’s Home Office reports that after the EU referendum in June 2016, hate crimes against Britons of ethnic or religious minorities rose by 29%.

Unlike other tragedies such as Las Vegas and Manchester, there has been no outpouring on social media for the deadly blast in Somalia.