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This will be Modi's second White House visit since his Hindu nationalist party won a sweeping victory in 2014 polls

Of that number, 157 live in the 50 US states and Washington DC, while the other 122 live in Puerto Rico

Trump's inflammatory presidential campaign has left progressive Americans obsessing about one thing: moving to Canada

NDAA passed which increase period for reimbursement till December 2017

I know my offer is a little bit weird, but you have to live with Muslims to know them closely, says Bin Haidar

Islamophobia haunts the Muslims of Lanham, Maryland as the country's divisive election campaign fuels fears

Egypt wrote to General Assembly president on behalf of OIC to object to the participation of the 11 gay groups

Obama opposes the law because it would essentially waive the doctrine of sovereign immunity

Eric Fanning, 47, had been waiting eight months for his nomination to be confirmed as the Army's top civilian leader

Saudi Arabia is the 13th largest foreign holder of US debt

At least 14 US citizens have been detained by Pyongyang over the past decade, according to Washington

US Defense Department had previously estimated that IS fighters had lost control of about 40 percent of the territory

The United States still has a 'small presence' in Libya

The court was considering whether the government was violating the religious freedom of certain faith-based groups

The victim was initially calm when she approached a lifeguard station at the Red Reef Park beach seeking help

The drill will be held in the waters near Hawaii on June 28

President Barack Obama used a commencement speech at a university on Sunday to criticise Trump's positions

Surge in Chinese buying of real estate last year took their five-year investment total to more than $110 billion

Claims the Americans offered her bribes in connection with an F-16 deal

Govt, security officials point to CPEC, Indian lobbying for spiralling relationship.

Riyadh has been a key supporter of rebels fighting to overthrow the Damascus regime of President Bashar al Assad

Pentagon said Beijing had been building up military facilities in a bid to assert its claims to the 'contested' waters

The IS group has long used the Internet and social media to recruit fighters

To suggest that it's incompatible to be Western and to be Muslim is, I think, really, really risky, Khan says

Workers constantly ignored or mocked by supervisors when they seek permission to use the toilet

John F Lehman urges Obama administration to declassify controversial secret 28-page section of US congressional report

Obama administration to tell schools to allow transgender students to use bathrooms that match their gender identity

New York Times editorial says Washington must exert more pressure on the Pakistan army to act against terrorists

The experimental solar-powered plane was piloted by Swiss adventurer Bertrand Piccard

Starting the bid at $5000, some proceeds of the auction will go to anti-gun control campaigns

When loyal customer Kirk Alexander stopped ordering food from Domino’s, employees at the eatery raised an alarm

Brogan BamBrogan, a former SpaceX engineer who co-founded Hyperloop One, called the test a major milestone

Rabbani was referring to last year’s deadly US air raid on a hospital in the Afghan province of Kunduz

Budweiser said it will rename Budweiser brew as "America" from May 23 through to the November 8 presidential election

California's Los Osos High School officials apologise for the incident; say they will investigate the yearbook staff

Jets key to fighting terrorism, defence secretary tells Centcom chief

Former US President Bush, the honorary chairman of this year's Games, also spoke on stage to the near 500 athletes

Dispute centers on whether modern-day India, Pakistan, Nepal be referred to as India or as South Asia

Until the end of 2014, when their role officially ended, NATO forces in Afghanistan peaked at over 130,000 troops

Khan was hoping to copy Leicester City’s remarkable Premier League title triumph as he prepared to battle the...

The plane was an AV-8B Harrier II, a single-engine ground attack aircraft

The latest drill comes as the country more aggressively asserts its maritime claims in Asia

While the US policy is favouring extremists in India, it’s also feeding into hardliners and extremists

An Australian NGO worker was kidnapped in the city of Jalalabad on April 28

Paul Ryan was the Republican vice presidential nominee in 2012 and is currently second in line to the presidency

Trump has called for the deportation of anyone living in the United States illegally

The Russian defence ministry said its ceasefire monitors had agreed with their US to oversee truce

Saifullah Anjum Ranjha, 53, a green card holder since 1997, was handed over to Pakistani authorities in Islamabad

February 27 truce between Syrian regime and rebels raised hopes for efforts to resolve the five-year conflict

Twenty-three people have been shot by toddlers in the US since the start of 2016