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Representative Mary Lou Marzian, a Democrat from Louisville who has been a lawmaker for 22 years

News followed a series of bold hacking attacks for which credit was claimed by someone with the screen name Cracka

India disappointed with US decision, foreign ministry says it disagrees that such arms transfers help combat terrorism

Children’s Museum of Manhattan lets kids explore A-to-Z of Muslim cultures

The devices mimic cell towers and intercept signals from nearby phones to gather information

United States carried out around 400 air strikes last year from some 1,100 in 2014, when it was in full combat mode

The F-35 A may reach a price tag for US military and foreign clients of about $80-85 million

This is a way of sending a signal to China that what North Korea does has real consequences, a senior fellow said

Talks aim at reaching an out-of-court resolution before any public announcement by the Geneva-based trade body

Hillary Clinton is in double jeopardy. The ongoing email inquiry threatens to affect her candidature

Despite the long-standing ties, Saudi Arabia now harms American national interests as much as it helps them

Energy specialist says US needs to be concerned over broader impact of lower oil prices on international economy

The bullet tore through Meyer's arm and struck Ciara Meyer, 12, in the chest as she stood behind her father

Nicholson would replace General John Campbell, who has been in the role for 18 months

Different airlines owe CAA Rs14 billion, lawmakers told

Biden and Davutoglu discussed how to further support Sunni Arab rebel forces fighting to oust Assad

Officials say eight people have been killed in three states in road mishaps as snow piles up from Arkansas to New York

The 15-year-old boy, was not charged but was removed from classes for saying IS instead of USA during the pledge

Proposal aims to reduce the pressure on teenagers and help them focus on other academic subjects and social causes

Urges US to analyse its own role that led to instability in the region

Meeting follows attacks in Paris and California, that underscored the role played by social media companies

Among women, 5.5 percent said they are bisexual, compared to two percent of men

Drone pilots are likely to receive many of the awards, but they may also be given to operators who launch cyberattacks

Many schools also hold kill drills, where children learn how to hide in case a shooter comes onto school grounds

Since coalition air strikes began in August 2014, IS group had lost about 40% of the territory it once held in Iraq

Russia's new national security document names as threats both the United States and the expansion of the NATO alliance

In November 2014 a black child who had been carrying a replica gun in a playground was shot dead by police

According to reports, hundreds of families living in US whose asylum requests have been denied will be sent home

Gen Raheel, Gen Campbell also deliberated on matters of mutual interest

Strike conducted against individuals threatening the force, US Army Colonel Michael Lawhorn said

IMF reforms are part of a $1.1 trillion spending package approved by Congress and signed by US President Barack Obama

During his speech, Carter vowed to root out IS in both the Middle East and elsewhere

The US president tasted salmon that had been chewed on by a bear, but passed on drinking his own pee

Young Muslims say they often feel the need to prove how American they are to distance themselves from radicals

US president told 31 newly naturalized Americans that immigration is "who we are"

Senate Democrats unveiled plan to deter bank transactions, enhance airstrikes and a new 'czar' to tackle IS

In a 7-2 vote, the high court's justices refused to take up a challenge to a Chicago suburb's ban

Measure is the latest to propose tightening US border control since the Nov 13 shootings and bombings in France by IS

Abadi's remarks came a day after American senators advocated an increase in US forces in Iraq to around 10,000

Sanctions freeze any US assets and prohibit financial transactions with anyone in the United States

Missouri, US, has been home to increasing racial tensions after police shot and killed an unarmed young black man

Lieutenant Gliniewicz radioed in that he was pursuing three men on foot and then called for backup a few minutes later

Appreciating Islamabad’s peace efforts, US commander says Pakistan remains integral to stability in Afghanistan

The boy used his father's gun to shoot his neighbour and has been charged with first degree murder

Carson says he thought US president's faith should be "consistent with the Constitution"

Park officials said all seven were hiking together on a day trip through narrow Keyhole Canyon

City police say "no active shooter" at Union Station, but investigation under way

Sikh Coalition says attacker punched Mukker while shouting 'terrorist' and 'go back to your country'

Companies plead guilty to making 'fraudulent, deceptive, and misleading claims' about source and nature of products

One parent expressed outrage that the school had “skipped over” Christianity