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The United States government has warned its citizen not to travel to Saudi Arabia following persistent terrorist threats and a spillover of violence from Yemen across the border. The warning was contained in a statement released on Tuesday by the US State Department. It warned that rebel groups from Yemen were planning to launch ballistic missiles into the Kingdom.

Former US President, Barack Obama has labelled President Donald Trump Tuesday as “cruel” for his decision to rescind Mr. Obama’s deportation amnesty program for young illegal immigrants.

In a statement, Obama said: “To target these young people is wrong – because they have done nothing wrong. It is self-defeating – because they want to start new businesses, staff our labs, serve in our military, and otherwise contribute to the country we love. And it is cruel.”

Throwing himself into the political arena to the greatest degree since leaving office in January, Obama said Mr. Trump’s action was unnecessary from a legal standpoint.

President Donald Trump on Monday asked the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) to allow full implimentation of the new travel ban pending appeal. The new travel ban introduced by the Trump's administration is the third version. This version places varying levels of restrictions on foreign nationals from eight countries. These countries include Yemen, Syria, Chad, Iran, Libya, North Korea, Venezuela and Somalia.

Three Personnel of the United States Military have been redeployed from the White House after reports emerged that they had improper contact with foreign women during President Trump's recent tour of Asia.  According to Washington Post, the incident which occurred in Vietnam is still being investigated by relevant authorities.

The President of the United States, Donald Trump has named North Korea on the list of state sponsors of terrorism. The President announced the decision on Monday during a public meeting with his cabinet members at the White House. He also disclosed that the Treasury Department was working out modalities to announce new sanctions against North Korea on Tuesday.

US authorities have arrested Hong Kong’s former home affairs secretary and the ex-foreign minister of Senegal for leading a multimillion dollar bribery scheme in Africa on behalf of a top Chinese energy company, with some deals arranged in the halls of the United Nations. US officials announced Monday thatmultimillion-dollartop diplomat Cheikh Gadio and Hong Kong’s Patrick Chi Ping Ho sent huge bribes to high-level officials in Chad and Uganda to secure business advantages for the Chinese company.