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The Obama administration provided fatality estimates for 473 strikes between 2009 and 2015 last month

Zakaria Bulhan is charged with the murder of 64-year-old retired teacher Darlene Horton

This warrant is yet another example of President Erdogan's drive for authoritarianism

'We're very clear that Russia has been willing to support a murderous regime,' said Obama

The prospect of altering an animal's brain to make it more human alarms some experts

Statement comes as Pentagon withholds payment of $300 million in military reimbursement

PTI’s Dr Shireen Mazari demanded explanations while referring to two media reports

Niala Khalil, and her friend, a Pakistani-American, were on a delayed flight from Miami to Washington DC

US helped airlift $400 million worth of Swiss francs and euros to Iran after a prisoner release

This is the second time PAF Vipers are taking part in a Red Flag exercise

Senior officials at the Justice Department had objected to sending cash on a plane to Iran

There has been growing resistance in the US Congress to sending money to Pakistan

Woman fell asleep on the flight and woke up to find the man touching her inappropriately

We hope to propose a rule on unmanned aircraft operations over people by the end of this year, says FAA administrator

Air Force's F-35A is one of three variants of the aircraft, designed to conduct conventional landings and take offs

In the deal Iran agreed curb to its nuclear programme in exchange for a lifting of sanctions by world powers

The truck is part of a city community policing effort set up in 2010 to reach out to children

Here are some of the tweets that prove Muslim women are a force to be reckoned with

On Amazon's best seller list, a pocket edition of the US constitution is second only to the new Harry Potter

The game may also pose special risks to children as it encourages players to explore physical locations to win points

A 22-year-old, pleaded guilty to 'terrorism charges,' the Justice Department said in a statement

The first American air strikes on precise positions of the IS were carried out today (Monday)

Gen Nicholson says many IS fighters are from Orakzai Agency and had been forced out of Pakistan due to Zarb-e-Azb

The shootings follow several major acts of gun violence in the United States over the past several weeks

The accused gunman, Jesse Michael Gomez, was charged with murder and attempted murder

Clinton's campaign has blamed Russia for hacking the emails, which were made public by anti-secrecy website WikiLeaks

Suspect has been taken into custody

Electronic tags have been considered in various countries as a way to monitor potential terrorism suspects

Jenkins has written for the comic titles Spider-Man, Wolverine and Inhumans, published by comic-book powerhouse Marvel

Critics of the US-led air strikes accuse the coalition of underestimating the number of resulting civilian deaths

McCain urges US, Pakistan and Afghanistan to get down to the business of fighting their common terrorist enemies

At least 20 police cars, a fire truck, an ambulance and vehicles converged on the station

Doctor claims he received death threats after he saved a Christian man's life using medicine donated through Zakat

Girl takes responsibility in her own post saying she shouldn't have embarrassed her mother

Turkish MP points finger at the US for failed coup

Says US ready to improve partnership with Pakistan

Energy-starved India is heavily dependent on imports to meet its oil and gas needs

Tensions have soared since Pyongyang carried out its fourth nuclear test in January

'Solving the issues facing American Muslims one cheesy smile at a time'

The vote has sent British asset prices and economic growth forecasts tumbling

E-mails leaked by WikiLeaks reveal party leaders wanted to undermine Bernie Sanders campaign

Up to 17 people suffer gunshot wounds

While one is well versed with norms of international law and diplomacy, the other is very much a dark horse

A top Chinese official delivered concerns to US National Security Advisor Susan Rice on Monday

'And you know why? It's their own fault. Because they allowed people to come into their territory'

More than 100 Muslim Americans attended the event celebrating the holiday, including Muhammad Ali's family

Though the protest was small, observers have expressed concern about its impact on Apple in the long term

'Pakistanis and Afghans, accounting for 10 percent of migrants, are well-organized and often lay up in basic hotels'

Forecasters warn the storm could bring winds around 60 miles per hour, flooding rains and 15 to 25 foot surf to shore

Federal Aviation Administration has updated its rules allowing for commercial drone operations in US airspace