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Thomas Mair, accused of stabbing and shooting Labour Party lawmaker Jo Cox, gave his name as “death to traitors, freedom for Britain” when he appeared in court Saturday.

Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi declared victory shortly after nightfall, as government forces continued pushing into parts of the city held by the militants.

The slaying of Labour Party politician Jo Cox, amid a viciously fought EU referendum campaign, has exposed ugly fault lines in British society.

Britons own far fewer guns than Americans — and are far less likely to be killed by guns.

A civil rights group published copies of receipts showing that suspect Thomas Mair had purchased copies of pamphlets linked to a neo-Nazi organization.

The algorithm, based on a mathematical model already being used to predict interaction of objects in the natural world, may be useful in predicting large-scale ISIS attacks.

The plane carrying 66 people was on its way from Paris to Cairo when it crashed between the Greek island Crete and the Egyptian coast in May.

A decision by then-president Viktor Yanukovich to reject an association agreement with the EU sparked protests that brought a pro-Western government to power.

SXDF-NB1006-2 was born just 700 million years after the Big Bang, and is one of the earliest and farthest sources of oxygen ever detected.

Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic began consultations with parliamentary parties to form a new cabinet after Prime Minister Tihomir Oreskovic was ousted in a no-confidence vote.

The court Friday sentenced 12 convicts to seven years in prison and one to 10 years for the deaths of 69 Muslims in one of the massacres during the 2002 religious riots.

The CGT union chief said the talks did nothing to alter plans for street demonstrations against labor reforms next Thursday that the government says could be banned.

The humanitarian organization announced Friday that the move was in response to Europe’s “dangerous migration policies.”

Lam Wing-kee, detained for eight months in mainland China, accused Beijing of violating Hong Kong’s freedoms and coercing him into confessing crimes.

This is the first time in 4 million years that carbon dioxide levels at the South Pole have passed the symbolic threshold of 400 parts per million.

An Australian aviation expert has said the jet likely went down west of the Malaysian mainland, thousands of miles from the current search area.

A report by a pro-opposition advocacy group alleged that the U.N. was losing its impartiality and directing most of its aid to government-controlled territories.

Former Paralympian Oscar Pistorius tried to walk through the courtroom without his prosthetic legs to show his vulnerability ahead of the sentencing.

More than 50 State Department officials want a stronger U.S. response to the Syrian dictator, a memo obtained by the New York Times shows.

Was Labour Party rising star Jo Cox's murder the work of political opponents — or of "globalists" looking to win sympathy from the public? Any number of views appear online.

At least 61 youths lost one or both parents in terror attacks in the country last year.

Six U.S. cases, resulting in three births and three lost pregnancies, involve women who contracted the virus outside the U.S., the CDC says.

High ticket prices have not deterred Chinese families from visiting Disney’s newest resort, which many say has succeeded in bringing world-class entertainment to China.

Labour Party politician Jo Cox, who died after being stabbed and shot, had pushed for Britain to remain in the European Union.

The discovery of the doomed passenger jet's cockpit voice recorder follows Wednesday's spotting of some of the plane's wreckage.

The Labour member of Parliament was reportedly at a regularly scheduled outreach event when she was attacked by a man who supposedly shouted “Britain first!”

Four months after scientists announced the first observation of gravitational waves, they announced Wednesday a second detection of two black holes merging into one.

Local officials said the pilot whales may have become stranded due to turbulent waters, or after eating something poisonous.

The country’s biggest ride-hailing company now has about $10.5 billion in disposable funds compared to rival Uber’s $11 billion.