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US says Pakistan should pay if it wants F-16 deal to go through

At least 246 civilians have died in shelling, rocket fire and air strikes in both sides of the city since April 22

Washington suspects countries are behaving unfairly to support their economies

Deal can still go through as long as Pakistan arranges to pay the full price of the jets, valued at over $700 million

Christal McGee, 18, is accused of using the Snapchat’s speed filter, which left a man brain damaged

It was the first visit for Biden, since US forces withdrew in 2011 after nearly nine years of occupation

US troop numbers have dropped to 9,800 -- and are set to fall further still to 5,500 by next year

The victim, who was found on Wednesday deceased in a conference room at Apple's campus in Silicon Valley

China passed a controversial new law Thursday giving police wide-ranging powers over overseas charities

Last year US military said it would let women serve in all combat roles

The visit is stark reversal since 2005, when Modi was denied a visa to the United States on human rights grounds

Sculpture to remain in protective custody in the US until arrangements are made to transport it back to Pakistan

The US and Panama also already have a separate agreement in force on sharing tax information

Congress would have until December 1 to reject or amend a change to Rule 41

The child, aged two and a half fired as his mother drove the car

Sara Farsakh accuses Urth Caffe staff of treating her and her friends with bias because they were wearing hijabs

According to a private news channel, the rare sculpture is worth more than $1.1 million

In practice US is scaring businesses away from the country, Khamenei says

A move which could lead to continental price wars and reduce Russian market domination

Changes are part of an effort to simplify the editing and production processes of the International New York Times

The system is being brought in so they will be able to hit Daesh targets more effectively

Little by little, American troops are returning, thanks to Islamic State group and their hold over parts of the region

Cole is among a small band of Westerners who have made their own way to Iraq to take up arms against IS

The deployment will increase US forces in Syria to about 300 to accelerate recent gains against Islamic State

I am conscious of the fact that there is a strong anti-Pakistan lobby in the US

Obama says US to continue strikes against IS while continuing efforts to broker a transition deal in Syria

9/11 victims suing Saudi Arabia for allegedly providing material support to al Qaeda to carry out terrorist attack

The statement came following an intervention from US President Barack Obama who urged Britons to vote to remain

Britain voting to leave the European Union at a June 23 referendum could delay the planned deal, says Obama

officials order Boeing to fix engines on its 787 Dreamliner airplanes to avoid sudden failure in icy conditions

Obama is ostensibly visiting to attend the Hannover Messe, a trade fair that underscores Germany's commercial prowes

After deep turbulence in international financial markets expectations lower to just one or two quarter-point increases

Two Muslim police officers in Toronto insisted that I must make sure the police take my complaint seriously

Obama says Britain's place in EU magnifies its global influence and its membership is a matter of deep interest to US

Invitation would be sharp turnaround for a leader who was once barred from US over massacres of Muslims

Obama is to hold talks with King Salman, attend a summit with the six Gulf Cooperation Council monarchies

The treasure trove comes from an IS defector who hands over 11,000 personnel files to US television network

He says Palestinians and Israelis needed to tamp down rhetoric that fueled violence

Both deals have been stalled amid concerns raised by Israel

Most of the 19 attackers on September 11, 2001 were Saudi nationals who hijacked four planes

UC Berkeley student was having a conversation in Arabic with his uncle in Baghdad when a fellow passenger reported him

The United States reported a $366-billion trade deficit with China in 2015, up from $343 billion in 2014

The court is evenly divided with four liberal justices and four conservatives following death of conservative Scalia.

If al Qaeda can operate in Afghanistan with increasing freedom, it may pose a greater security threat: Gen Nicholson

Friday's verdict in the US came days before TCS announces its fourth-quarter and financial-year results on Monday

American embassy in Islamabad says US is aware of a general but uncorroborated threat against the five-star hotel

Even if South Asian states are enrolled in the club, India will be able to accrue much larger benefits

Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said he expected to increase level of US forces in Iraq from the current 3,800

John Kirby says corruption is something US takes 'very seriously'

MMA has been outlawed in New York State since 1997 but in March, the state assembly passed a bill legalising it