Terrorist Finance: France Expected To Press US To Share Information
The US reportedly declined to give France information after the Charlie Hebdo attack in January and hasn't responded to similar requests after the attacks around Paris last month.
Ukraine Suspends Trade To Crimea Amid Increased Tensions With Russia
Following electricity cuts, Ukraine is further isolating Crimea by cutting trade relations with the Russian-annexed peninsula.
China Opposes Expected US Arms Sale To Taiwan, Says Deal May Affect Ties Between Beijing And Taipei
China, which claims Taiwan as part of its territory and opposes all arms sales to the island, has warned that the deal could threaten ties between Beijing and Taipei.
What Is Shariah Law? Islam Shouldn't Be Protected Under First Amendment, Rick Santorum Says During Republican Debate
Islam is both a religion and a form of government, the former U.S. senator from Pennsylvania argued during Tuesday's "undercard" Republican debate.
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Who Is Mohamed Yousef ElShinawy? Maryland Man Charged With Supporting Islamic State, Lying To FBI
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The trial run, which is expected to last through June, is aimed at tracking those who stay back after their visas expire.
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A man who lost his leg while serving in the British Army in Iraq says he is "getting frustrated" by people who think he should hate Muslims.
San Bernardino Gunman Syed Farook Received $28,500 Deposit Two Weeks Before Shooting: Report
Syed Farook's bank account was credited with thousands of dollars two weeks before the Dec. 2 attack, Fox News reported citing a source.
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International arrivals in Africa have already dropped 6 percent this year, including 5 percent for sub-Saharan Africa.
Ukraine's Corruption Battle: The Fight Against Graft Goes Online
Two years after Ukraine's revolution, the next political generation is working to fight graft by going online because "you can't bribe a computer."
US Pledges $190M Financial Support To Ukraine, Must Fight Corruption, Says VP Joe Biden
U.S. Vice President Joe Biden said that Ukraine must combat corruption amid the Eastern European country's ongoing territorial battle with Russia.
Nigeria Lost $1B Per Month Under Goodluck Jonathan: Former Central Bank Governor Lamido Sanusi [VIDEO]
Africa's largest economy was losing about $1 billion per month due to corruption, according to Nigeria's former central bank governor.
Amid Gun Control Debate, Report Shows Likelihood Of Getting Shot In Countries Outside US
The New York Times has run two pieces highlighting the prevalence of gun violence in the U.S., one of which was the first front-page editorial in over 90 years.
Chaos In Syria: Why UK Joining Airstrikes Campaign Could Be Bad News For Global Security, Syrians
With numerous countries conducting airstrikes over Syria, coordination is needed more than ever.
Amid Refugee Crisis, Homegrown Terrorism More Feared By Americans Than Asylum-Seekers, New Survey Finds
The majority of Americans fear a major terrorist attack on U.S. soil is likely in the near future.
UK Anti-ISIS Airstrikes To Last 'At Least' 3 Years, British Defense Secretary Says
U.K. Defense Secretary Michael Fallon said Thursday the U.S.-led airstrike campaign against the Islamic State group will last for “at least” three years.
Russia-Ukraine Conflict Update: Crimea's Electricity Still Off As Blockade Continues And Activists Threaten To Block Ferries
Russian authorities said a power bridge would restore some electricity to Crimea by Dec. 20 as Ukrainian activists vow to completely isolate the annexed territory.
Animated Video Gives Demographic Snapshot of ISIS Supporters Arrested In The U.S.
A study of ISIS supporters arrested in the United States shows younger and more diverse recruits that do not follow any particular profile pattern.
Election 2016 Immigration Reform: Donald Trump Targeted By Mark Zuckerberg-Backed Group
The group, Fwd.us, wants an overhaul of U.S. immigration laws and plans to lay the groundwork for change by the time the next president is in the White House.
Obama, Southeast Asian Leaders To Hold Special Summit In US Amid Growing China Assertiveness
Obama's invitation to all the 10 leaders of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations comes after the U.S. and the ASEAN forged a new "strategic partnership" last month.
Is ISIS In America? Hundreds Of US Islamic State Sympathizers Have Tried To Travel To Syria Or Iraq: Report
Hundreds of U.S. residents have at least flown to Syria or Iraq to try to join the so-called Islamic State terrorist group.
Should Rahm Emanuel Resign? Chicago Mayor Reverses Position On Police Oversight, Avoids Scrutiny From Democratic Allies After Laquan McDonald Video
Mayor Rahm Emanuel's motives and political connections have been scrutinized after the delayed release of a video showing a police officer shooting a black teenager.
China Carbon-Monitoring Satellites To Launch, Greenhouse Gas Emissions Will Be Targeted From Space To Fight Climate Change
China, which has pledged to set an example for other countries trying to combat climate change, will launch two satellites to monitor its greenhouse gas emissions in 2016.
US Marine Found Guilty Of Homicide Of Transgender Woman In Philippines
Joseph Scott Pemberton was sentenced to six to 12 years in a Philippine national jail.
Stable Manufacturing, Auto Sales Reports May Indicate Stronger US Economy, Readiness For Rate Increase
Data on manufacturing, auto sales, and construction are expected Tuesday as markets bet on a Federal Reserve interest rate increase this month.
US National Security Update: White House Increases Security For Visa Waiver Program, Changes Travel Requirements For European Visitors
Under new measures, the Department of Homeland Security would collect more information about travelers' past trips to countries like Syria and Iraq.
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