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Most have lived in the US for decades and fear being targeted by extremists should they be sent back to Iraq.

Officials later said the fire was intentionally set by the driver, who was angry at losing overtime wages.

According to a 2017 study, 42 per cent Muslim families reported their children had experienced anti-Muslim bullying

Transgender rights have become a flashpoint across the United States after some states

Student was arrested for trying to steal an item bearing propaganda slogan on tour group visit

Uber simultaneously released a list of major reforms to be implemented based on a probe led by former US attorney.

2016 report stated there were 260,000 illegal firearms in Australia

The Syrian Democratic Forces are battling to oust the extremists from the northern city

The owner said harassment intensified after he filed a vandalism complaint with the police

The Russian president poured scorn on Comey for his role in a row in Washington over alleged meddling in US election

Cavusoglu will be heading to Saudi Arabia on Friday to hold talks on the Qatar dispute

Military sources say troops in place for 'some time' to maintain covert surveillance and respond to any future...

Many parents were picking up their children when the blast took place

The Israeli writer wins the prize for his novel titled 'A Horse Walks Into a Bar'

Police are also investigating more than a dozen recent complaints of incitement against Gnanasara

Obesity can be the cause of cholesterol, sugar, high blood pressure, paralysis, cancer and heart diseases

'Five nannies have left the role in the last year, each citing supernatural incidents as the reason'

Hundreds have been killed while trying to escape to government-held lines

The remote region in Nangarhar province was most famously used by al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden

Both men were employed clearing up debris from the launch by a major Russian rocket company

Consumer spending could lift economic growth closer to 5.3 percent this year

Researchers involved in the mass retraction have had their projects and funding suspended.

Warmbier's release came after a flurry of secret diplomatic contacts between Washington and Pyongyang

Iran's elite Revolutionary Guard has accused Saudi Arabia of involvement in the attacks

Maute was a suspected bomb-maker for the group

It is the latest incident in the Qatif area, where violence has flared over the past month

Turkey blames the violence on demonstrators linked to the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party

The gunmen spent the night roaming the restaurant killing those they found trapped

Turnbull met Trump in New York to mend bridges, after the bad-tempered call early in Trump's his White House tenure

At least 12 people perished on Wednesday after a massive inferno tore through a London apartment block

British projects and businesses can currently bid for financing from the European Investment Bank

'Higher incomes do not automatically lead to improved outcomes for all children and may indeed deepen inequalities'

The regulator fined Emirates $4,270 over the incidents

'I am sickened by this despicable act,' Sanders said

98 people had been killed there and 200 injured. Another 15-20 people are still missing.

A bystander says she saw a baby thrown from a ninth or 10th floor window

Saudi Arabia is one of several countries which have imposed a political and economic 'blockade' on Qatar

Trump vehemently denies any collusion between himself or any of his associates and Russia

The rear label declares that the 71-year-old New Yorker belongs in a mad house, not the White House

An election this year is a possibility and Mrs May, to quote a former fellow politician, is a dead woman walking

The deal was completed despite the Gulf country being criticised recently by US President Donald Trump

Police take action after colleague accuses boss of making religious slurs, blaming Muslims for terror attacks

Complaint says Trump had not sought congressional approval for payments his businesses had received from foreign govts

Varadkar, who won the leadership earlier this month, was confirmed by 57 votes to 50, with 47 abstentions

Afghan teenager was among 20 asylum-seekers that Sweden sent back on May 30; he was killed on June 3 bombing

Small number of US soldiers providing vital surveillance assistance to Philippine military

Saudi Arabia, UAE, Bahrain and Egypt are among several countries that suspended ties with Qatar last week

Dictator's son is wanted on war crimes charges for allegedly suppressing opposition to the rule of his father

Critics said the government was rushing through legislation that could damage free speech

May said she and Macron agreed that "more should be done to tackle the terrorist threat online"