Gunfight between Indian police, rebels kills 5 in Kashmir

'Guardians' sequel blasts off to $17M on opening night Comic readers wand to see more and more of the characters that they love make the jump from the page to the big screen. Warlock, also known simply as Him, is a Christ-like humanoid who was a significant player in defeating Thanos.

Jared Kushner's sister makes $150M pitch to Chinese investors Promotional materials tout the buildings' proximity to Manhattan and note that the project will create more than 6,000 jobs. No doubt the word has gone out to rich, tapped-in Chinese investors looking to plant some roots in the United States too.

ICRC: Prisoner family visits are Israel's obligation under worldwide law Palestinians say the mass hunger strike is an attempt to improve conditions inside the jails and gain more family visits. Others held up signs saying: "The will of our prisoners is stronger than your terrorism".

Hungary's president signs bill aimed at Soros-founded school Among them were thousands of students who chanted anti-Orban slogans. Though passionate, the protest remained peaceful throughout. Police officers block the Hungarian Parliament entry.

Pepsi Pulled Kendall Jenner Ad Due To Strong Backlash The accusations of appropriating civil rights and protest movements to sell a soda were too much that Pepsi cut short the ad. This comes several days after its global release and one day after social media backlash against the ad reached its peak.

RK Nagar polls: OPS faction uses Jayalalithaa's coffin replica as campaign prop The opposition parties have been alleging that money was being distributed to voters by the ruling camp. Video footage of TTV Dinakaran supporters distributing cash to voters have also gone viral.

SC health officials say 6 more have died from flu According to the health department, the number of flu-associated hospitalizations continues to drop. There were six fatalities a year ago , officials said.

Symantec says Central Intelligence Agency tools found across 16 countries The researchers have found a striking resemblance between the tools and work practices described in Vault 7 and used by Longhorn . To date, Symantec has found evidence of Longhorn activities against 40 targets spread across 16 different countries.

Murder suspect raises unprecedented $35M bail via friends Green's body was found along a dirt road in Sonoma County May 11 and an autopsy determined he was killed by a single gunshot. In this May 23, 2016 photo, the front gate is shut at the mansion where Tiffany Li lived in Hillsborough, California.

Mel B granted restraining order against former nanny Stephen Belafonte's lawyer has accused Mel B of "creating further hysteria" by getting a court order over a storage locker. Mel B claims Belafonte is keeping sex tapes locked away in the facility, and the nanny, Lorraine Gilles , has access to it.

Sale dominant in Boston victory Right-hander Jake Odorizzi has been put on the 10-day disabled list by the Tampa Bay Rays because of a strained left hamstring. Castillo is batting.300 with six runs batted in and is coming off a streak in which he picked up two hits four games in a row.

Southwest monsoon to be normal in 2017, says IMD Typically, it cuts rainfall in South Asia, including India, and triggers flooding in western United States and South America. There is almost 38% probability of mere normal rainfall in India in 2017.

Drug company sues Arkansas again over execution plans State and federal court rulings have stayed executions for two other inmates, and the state has yet to appeal those decisions. After not executing anyone since 2005, Arkansas had scheduled eight executions in 10 days, starting April 17, Easter Monday.

Saudi Military Helicopter Crashes In Yemen, Kills 12 Washington alleges that Iran, Saudi Arabia's regional rival, has shipped missiles to Yemen but Tehran denies the charge. The two-year war has claimed the lives of more than 10,000 civilians and led to the displacement of 3 million Yemenis.

Trump To Sign Order Directing Tighter Enforcement Of Foreign Work Visas An administration official claimed that the "lion's share" of the visas are presently used for "entry-level positions". The U.S. workers are sometimes asked to train their replacements to qualify for severance packages.