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He wants to deport 11 million illegal immigrants, ban Muslims from entering US and suggested wiping out ISIS

The 1973-74 oil embargo was the first demonstration that the House of Saud was willing to weaponize the oil markets

Afghan and Pakistani governments have a regional approach to dealing with problems in Afghanistan, says Gen Shoffner

Dressed in prison scrubs, Buryakov pleaded guilty in federal court to count one on an original two-count indictment

The Obama administration has grown increasingly concerned about the threat of foreign hacks on US infrastructure

Floridians vote on March 15, along with residents of Ohio and Illinois

This rule is yet another flash point in the controversy over immigration reform

Prosecutors claim Apple attacked FBI investigation and portrayed itself as primary guardian of Americans' privacy

Council on American-Islamic Relations has called on Trump to apologize for his remarks

In a clear dig at Trump, Obama says he had not prompted critics to question his US citizenship or birth in Hawaii

He fooled me for $35,000, now he's fooling the people of the US, says student's father

Sampson sustained injuries to his face from the attack and described the suspect as a white male with brown hair

After a rhino carving sold at auction for $230,000, Chait made false documents putting the value at $108.75

It took a jury about 90 minutes to sentence him to death

Senator Paul invoked legislation to stop sale by passing Resolution of Disapproval, calling Pakistan an uncertain ally

Iran fired 2 more long-range ballistic missiles on Wednesday continuing military tests in defiance of US sanctions

Responding to Trump’s remarks, Aziz says US should stay in Afghanistan but not because of Pakistan's nuclear weapons

In the Republican camp, frontrunner Donald Trump scored major victories in both Michigan and Mississippi

Trump's convincing win in Michigan restored his outsider campaign's momentum

The commission is made up mainly of professors and leaders of non-profit groups appointed by the president

The raids, which began in 2003, had killed between 113 and 136 militants prior to the latest operation

298 passengers and crew, the majority of them Dutch, died when the plane was shot down over war-torn eastern Ukraine

Aviation industry insiders cite a number of factors for the drop-off in pilots

The total cost of these F-16s is estimated to be nearly $700 million

'I think you have to stay in Afghanistan for a while' Trump

The government obtained a court order last month requiring Apple to write new software

The knife was turned over to an LA police officer several years ago by a construction worker

Light 'bright karein' ya off?

The project is a creative initiative that not only makes great music but also bridges gap among the three nations

Apple's decision to open office in the city come years after similar moves from Google, LinkedIn

Starting in June, thrill seekers will be able to ride "Skyslide" at the US Bank Tower, getting on at the 70th floor

In the 12 years since the project was unveiled, it has been heavily criticized

Harris says US wishes to expand naval exercises with India each year into joint operations across the Asia-Pacific

Many of the conversations had one thing in common: a stubborn refusal to take Trump seriously

Here's what Trump has said he would do on trade, taxes, the economy, immigration, healthcare and defence if elected

Victoria Leeds looks anything but a bad girl!

Louis Farrakhan praises Republican presidential front-runner for not accepting money from Jewish community

White House spokesperson Josh Earnest made the remark in a news briefing

Such programs allow cyber experts to find and identify problems before malicious hackers can exploit them

US State Dept appreciates PM Nawaz's commitment to take prompt and decisive action against Pathankot attackers

Americans need to know the safety implications if encryption makes it impossible to access data on smartphones

A Time magazine photographer was grabbed by the neck and shoved to the ground by a US Secret Service agent

Newly released documents show his worries about environmental issues

The cache of 113 documents, translated and declassified by US intelligence, are mostly dated between 2009 and 2011

John Kerry says that after initial screening PM pledged to change laws that allow such barbaric practices and murders

Byers is from SEAL Team Six, which led the raid on the compound of al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden in 2011

US lawmakers have also expressed concern about a possible sale of F-16 fighter jets to Pakistan

US is now India's top arms source and holds more joint exercises with it than any other country

Warmbier said he had been encouraged in his mission by the secretive 'Z society' at the University of Virginia

The Security Council unanimously demanded on Friday that all parties to the conflict comply with terms of the plan