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Qasim Rashid, an American Pakistani author, posted a video of himself on Facebook giving the call to prayer

The most likely site of the gas centrifuge facility, it said, was an underground complex southeast of the air strip

Police from a hostage team negotiated with him for about six hours

The Obama administration has faced criticism for its plan to admit as many as 10,000 Syrian refugees to the US

The lawsuit alleges that Bensalem Township violated a land use act when it refused to allow building of mosque

Salmon has suffered a broken arm, fractured ribs and multiple lacerations on his side, back and arms

Treasury's statement did not make clear what conditions the men were living under in Iran

The investigation is the largest set of cases by the US Department of Justice's Kleptocracy Asset Recovery Initiative

Rights groups say war crimes have been committed by all sides in Syria's conflict, which began in March 2011

Police have been on alert in the Ohio city, and security was ramped up for the week of the Republican convention

Upper House calls for reviewing terms of engagement

Accused have important logistics roles in al Qaeda, which is designated by US and UN as global terrorist organization

His remarks come after Prime Minister’s Adviser on Foreign Affairs Sartaj Aziz gives policy statement in Senate

The Iraq donor meeting of 24 countries is being co-hosted by US, Canada, Germany, Japan, Kuwait and the Netherlands

Kerry made the statement at a news converence after talks with EU foreign ministers

The new troop deployment would raise the number of US forces to around 4,650, far below the peak of about 170,000

. His Iraq tour lasted from June 2008 to January 2009

Police told reporters authorities are seeking people dressed in black and carrying long guns

63 per cent of adults say race relations are generally bad, while 55 per cent say they are worsening

Relations have been rocky with US criticism of Erdogan's increasing authoritarianism

US president slams call for 'testing' US Muslims as 'repugnant'

Congress releases '28 pages' on alleged ties of Saudi officials with 9/11 hijackers

Tech giant says verdict helped insure people's privacy rights are protected by laws in their own countries

The man apparently had targeted the house of a married couple who also worked as nurses at the hospital

Gen Raheel had earlier this year declared that he will leave office when his service ends

Congressional committee had called for cutting aid to Pakistan

Nisar tells US envoy such criticism can dent Pakistan’s anti-terror fight

Mark Toner says there is no change in US policy on Kashmir

The game has drawn more than 7 million gamers in less than a week after its launch in the United States

Seven people are believed to have been killed in the Medina attacks

The former secretary of state also accepted her share of blame for the shrill partisanship raging in the country

Su Bin has been sentenced to over three years in prison and a fine of $10,000

The designation includes sanctions that prohibit Americans from transactions with the two

The White House issued a threat on Monday to veto the bill, and two others the House is due to consider later

'As long as I'm director of CIA, irrespective of what the president says, I'm not going to give that order' Brennan

Refugees will be chosen from UN camps and vetted by US security, intelligence agencies

'The Indian army is immune from prosecution for killings and murder under protection from the draconian AFSP Act'

Pakistan ambassador rubbishes allegations of sheltering al Qaeda leader

Obama's speech included a frank admission that his own efforts to tackle violence, guns and racism had come up short

Commentators say the 3 million square kilometres of water are a potential flashpoint for regional conflict

Despite a 15-year international effort to defeat the Taliban, the resurgent group controls large areas of Afghanistan

The Pentagon's announcement follows a spate of fatal gun violence in the US

His trip comes two days after Iraq announced the recapture of a base to the south of Mosul

The US and South Korea said on Friday THAAD will be used to counter North Korea's growing nuclear capabilities

President Duda did not respond to Obama's criticism, and Polish officials later sought to play down the comments

The Yemeni man was arrested by Pakistani police and transferred to US custody in December, 2001

It was the third straight day of widespread protests after the fatal shooting of Alton Sterling, 37, by police

A total of 179 British troops also died during the course of this war

SWAT officers have been deployed at the main building, local media reports

Castile, 32, was shot Wednesday after he was pulled over in Falcon Heights, near Minneapolis, for a broken tail light