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Federal appeals court reaffirmed Microsoft's legal right to refuse a US government order to hand over data

India, Afghanistan will continue to define the troubling relations between Washington DC and Islamabad

Madonna's speech led some television networks to abruptly stop their live feeds of the march

Let our present generation learn the lesson

African American fear a return to the days of racial segregation

Demonstrators around the world joined in the women led march against the new US president

US president yet to unveil Afghan policy

Hundreds of thousands march against new US president

Together with Russia and China, the US will have to find ways to reduce tensions and contain risks in the world

Documents dated to around 2010 were uncovered in the raid that killed the al Qaeda chief

Now Barack and Michele Obama plan on engaging community leaders to create 'the next generation of citizens'

The British premier is expected to visit Trump in the spring, according to Downing Street

The president has said the law should be repealed and replaced "simultaneously"

White House statement was issued within minutes of Donald Trump's inauguration

The documents from around 2010 show Bin Laden determined to keep his group's focus on the United States

The offshore prison was opened by George W. Bush to hold terrorism suspects rounded up overseas

Guzman was one of the world's most wanted drug kingpins until he was captured in January 2016

Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov says Russian side always favoured a fair process of nuclear disarmament

Premier says will call Trump to congratulate him on his inauguration

The US Secret Service and Washington police are expecting some 900,000 people to pack into the area

The US Supreme Court refused to allow a Lebanese wine seller to use 'Khoran' out of respect for Muslims

Former US envoy says time needed to build trust between US, Pakistan

Vape shattered into pieces in his mouth, knocking out his teeth and burning his face and neck

The tech giant has faced similar antitrust investigations in the European Union and China

Department of Defence wants to develop biodegradable training ammunition

Gen Jospheh L Votel calls for meaningful engagement among stakeholders

China could back "forces hostile to US" if Trump followed through his threats

Trump has outlined dozens of actions he intends to take in the first hours of his presidency

Gen (retd) James Mattis acknowledges Pakistan’s anti-terror sacrifices

Envoy says Islamabad looking forward to working closely with the new president

The Affordable Care Act forbids insurance companies from denying health care

The US has previously called on China to respect the ruling in favor of the Philippines

There are around 1.8 million Cuban-Americans today, including two Republican 2016 presidential candidates

China says it has no hostile intent and is ready to solve dispute through bilateral talks

US President-elect Donald Trump said on Wednesday he would maintain ownership of his global business empire

Experts say the bees are important because they pollinate economically important crops

Arma shuttles are among the first fully autonomous, electric powered public transit program

Due to his criminal history, prosecutors say he was eligible for 30 years in prison

Her office has also said she would attend Trump's inauguration on January 20th with Bill Clinton

Former senator had earlier served as ambassador to Germany

The requests were made in a meeting between Trump's transition team and Department of Homeland Security officials

China is deeply suspicious of Tsai, who it thinks wants to push for the formal independence of Taiwan

It remains unclear whether Trump will move to roll back the sanctions

Baghdadi has kept a low profile, despite having declared himself the leader of a renewed Muslim caliphate

A code connected to Russian hacking efforts has been discovered within a utility system in Vermont

Embassy says Washington's decision to impose sanctions harked back to Cold War between the two nations

Only a few US municipal police forces currently allow officers to have facial hair and wear turbans

The comments from Downing Street come a day after Kerry issued a stern warning to Israel

The Israeli leader said Kerry "obsessively dealt with settlements", which the United States strongly opposes

Authority puts two leaders of al Muhammadia Students to the US list of ‘specially designated global terrorists’