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Carter terms India responsible nuclear state

A senior Saudi prince reportedly threatened to pull billions of dollars out of US assets if it were to become law

Obama said he would like to see more Americans sign up for military service

Provincial police spokesman Hazrat Hussain Mashriqiwal said several Islamic State leaders had been killed

'We see so far no indication of a larger cell or the threat of related attacks' FBI Director James Comey says

America and NATO allies insist retaining the right to launch a pre-emptive nuclear strike is a vital tactical option

Before vaccination became widespread around the globe, measles killed about 2.6 million people per year

'I want to reassure our allies that we have mutual defense treaties and we will honor them' Clinton says

Balochistan govt official reveals sensitive information regarding Ahmad Khan Rahami's visits to Pakistan

Cetin's motives for the attack are still unclear

He became the first person tried, convicted and sentenced for such charges in federal court

The campaign will use social media to spread the message under the hashtag #IAmMuslimNYC

Xiaomi is going to launch a smartphone in the US for the first time this fall

Wabafiyebazu's mother and lawyer and US authorities could not be immediately reached for comment

Identify suspect as 20-year-old Turkish American; say no proof shooting was terror related

Israel had captured the Arab eastern half of Jerusalem during the 1967 Arab-Israeli war, and annexed it in 1980

Say Washington working ‘overnight’ to prevent military confrontation between Pakistan and India

Certain things pair really well with cookies — like milk, for example — but Islamaphobia is not one of them

The newspaper described Clinton as 'one of the most tenacious politicians of her generation'

FBI, Washington police mount statewide hunt for killer

The gunman opened fire with a rifle in a Macy's department store late Friday, killing four women and a man

European authorities' decision to force Apple to pay $14.5 billion in taxes infuriated officials in Washington

The museum is dedicated to the many threads of black history and achievement

The shooting occurred at about 7:30 pm local time Friday

The IS has already established a presence in Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore and the Philippines

Authorities told passengers to leave Terminal B at about 11 p.m. local time

Saudi Arabia sees Iran as the paramount threat to the Middle East's stability

Officials would not confirm if anyone else was on the plane or if any injuries were reported

The opening match will be against the higher-ranked Brazil team

The Asian giant stopped most beef imports from the US over a decade ago after mad cow disease in Dec 2003

Afghanistan ranked 166th out of 168 nations in an annual corruption index this year

India is also seeking funding from Japan and South Korea for the reactors to be built in Kovvada

Several hundred people taunted riot police Wednesday night amid clashes in the city cente

The Senate voted 71 to 27 to kill legislation that would have stopped the sale

Move comes as two pro-India US lawmakers table bill to declare Pakistan a sponsor of terrorism

Bill highlights bilateral relations on a downward trajectory between the two, ostensibly major allies in the 'WoT'

A Kennedy says former US Republican president will vote for Democrat Clinton

The men pleaded guilty in December 2015 to conspiring to provide material support to the group

The government intends to set the safety standards for cars of the future where no human is involved in the driving

Investigators believe more people were involved in the New York and New Jersey bombing incidents

Suspect identified as 28-year-old Ahmad Khan Rahami

A 2015 HuffPost/YouGov poll found that 55 percent of Americans had either a somewhat or very unfavorable view of Islam

The US military command in Kabul confirms its warplanes had conducted an air strike in the area

The August 15 attack hit a hospital the a rebel-held northern province and killed 19 people

The September 9 blast was in defiance of UN sanctions that were tightened in March

Authorities said the explosion was intentional but with no apparent links to international terrorism

The man, who was wearing a private security uniform, made references to Allah

Nawaz will urge US president to use his influence to stop rights violations by Indian forces

All injured released from hospital; no terrorism link found

A man who made "some references to Allah" stabbed and injured eight people in a shopping mall in the city of St....