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meeting comes days after Afghan authorities hanged six Taliban-linked militants

Foreign direct investment increases 5.4% in first 10 months of 2015-16 on a year-on-year basis

The singer, who was a heavy smoker, had been in poor health for several years and battled cancer

The move allows all shipments to go through Myanmar's ports and airports, says the Treasury Department

It cites "material or moral damage" caused by the US during the coup against nationalist leader Mohammad Mossadegh

Passengers have been removed from flights for speaking Arabic, completing math equation or staring at flight attendant

In April 2015, he posted that Obama "needs to be hung for treason"

Pentagon spokesman says strike targeted Abu Wahib, IS's "military emir" for the vast western province

The North Carolina law passed on March 23 has triggered a national outcry

Donald Trump seized the mantle of Republican standard-bearer, sending Ted Cruz crashing out of the race

McDonnell says he finds the e-mails both "inappropriate and unprofessional" and "deeply troubling

Alternative Solutions in Washington authorized to grow medical marijuana for nearly 3,700 local patients

He is survived by his son Harrison and former wife Ching Lee

Knowledge about terror groups and their tools plunged nearly 30 per cent

Playboy is known to throw wild parties on the jet, posts photos with skimpily clothed women and porn stars

Obama says Europe's migrant crisis is also a problem for the United States

Betting odds have moved sharply in favour of Britons voting to remain in the European Union

Obama's trip intended to lend momentum to flagging efforts to see the world's biggest trade pact finalised this year

The victims are 'all adults except for a male juvenile' who was 16 years old

Forces quickly take off again with their captive

North Korea would be digging deeper into a hole if it pursued further provocations

US energy giant ExxonMobil facing an onslaught from environmentalists and shareholders

US-backed military push could allow the Obama administration to help strike a fresh blow against the group

Carter's trip to the warship is the latest move by the United States in the hotly contested waters

Kerry visited with Group of Seven foreign ministers in Hiroshima before a G7 summit next month in Japan

The broadside illustrated new tension between Iran and the United States, despite last year's nuclear deal

Kyle Odom is accused of shooting and wounding Tim Remington in the parking lot of his church in Coeur d'Alene

Obama, a former smoker, continues to use nicotine gum and takes medication for occasional acid reflux symptoms

"Only when I started painting Muslim women did people start to question the subject matter."

Exhibition focuses on culture in Muslim communities, not religion itself

He brings long experience, having already spent three-and-a-half years deployed to some of the most contested areas

In a letter to his father, bin Laden asks for forgiveness, without saying what he might be regretting

US Supreme Court Justice Scalia’s death came at a crucial time with important cases waiting final decision

Discrimination against religious and ethnic minorities is alive and well

Florida-based fossils and artefacts dealer John Bryan McNamara claimed he worked with some Pakistanis to import goods

New York Mayor Bill de Blasio denounced the rape pledging police would work to swiftly apprehend the suspects

People from 38 countries will be barred from entering US without a visa if they visited Iran, Iraq, Syria since 2011

Washington said last month it was deploying a new force to Iraq to carry out strikes against Islamic State

The suspect confessed to the attack saying he pledged allegiance to Islamic State

'Someone calls the police and four cops show up thinking we [are] Isis or something,' the filmmaker wrote on...

"Paris is in Germany" trended on Twitter as many mocked the controversial billionaire businessman

Al Farekh was flown to the United States from Pakistan in April 2015

Obama says he would blackball even members of his own Democratic party if necessary

The brief interview report does not specify exactly where in Pakistan the interview took place

Marquez allegedly purchased weapons on behalf of Syed Farook

Any changes to gun rules in America are fraught with political risk

Republicans have roundly criticized the president's plans, calling them an overreach of his executive authority

US Republican frontrunner says Obama should have taken his advice to seize oil assets controlled by IS

Relations between the two worsened since US said an Iranian vessel had test-fired rockets near three Western warships

Suspect is described as self-professed Muslim convert with a criminal history dating back to approximately 2006