Although the Kurds have had success on the ground against ISIS and significant tension with Turkey, defeating either of these enemies is overshadowed by their first priority, which is to secure territory.
As the Assad regime flies supplies to Qamishli Airport, near the Turkish border, Turkey deploys military supplies to Nusaybin, just across the line.
The rapper was first summoned over lyrics from a 2009 performance.
Pope Francis' softened stance on birth control in response to the Zika virus did not extend to abortion.
The Kremlin reportedly aims to fire the head of Russia’s state development bank, which needs hundreds of billions of rubles to keep from drowning in bad loans.
Nigerian army spokesman Col. Sani Usman said troops ambushed Boko Haram militants Wednesday night as they emerged from their hideouts in Sambisa forest.
When the pope took aim at the candidate Thursday, Trump responded by calling the pontiff “disgraceful.”
The volcano last erupted in 1903, but experts have warned that signs have suggested the magma chamber is expanding and that a detonation could trigger an eruption.
Sexual relations with animals have been outlawed in Germany since 2013.
Uganda's main opposition candidate and presidential challenger Kizza Besigye has been released from police custody hours after his arrest.
Muslim news outlet 5Pillars commissioned a survey this week to increase the understanding of Islam among the U.K. public.
While the number of groups has remained the same, their effectiveness and number of followers have dwindled.
ISIS fighters were defeated near to the strategic northern town of Latakia in Syria the same day a truce was due to begin.
While the Pentagon has increased its budget in response to Russian aggression, a majority of Americans do not think the Kremlin poses a military threat to the U.S.
The Uganda Communications Commission said it had temporarily blocked social media, including Facebook and Twitter, citing security concerns.
The country’s productivity gap has widened to its worst level since records began, leaving it lagging significantly behind other G7 countries.
An MSF report said at least a dozen hospitals were completely destroyed and 81 medical staff was killed during 2015 in a total of 93 aerial and shelling attacks.
Open market operations will allow the bank to exercise greater flexibility over short-term liquidity in the country’s financial system.
A study has revealed that near-Earth asteroids end their lives vanishing in a drawn out, long and hot fizzle much farther from the sun than previously thought.
The suspects were allegedly helping extremists travel to Syria to fight alongside the Islamic State group, as well as those returning to Russia to conduct terror attacks.
The suspect, identified as Salih Necar, is reportedly believed to have entered Turkey along with Syrian refugees.
Although there is no evidence that the missing iridium has fallen into the hands of the Islamic State group, officials fear ISIS may try to build a nuclear weapon from the material.
The Venezuelan President said that the price of premium gasoline would be raised 6,000 percent to boost the nation’s battered economy.
China has said that the deployment of missiles on an island it occupies in the South China Sea are a legitimate means of defense.
The U.S. believes that the plane is one of Russia's most advanced reconnaissance and surveillance aircraft, CNN reported.
The South Korean report comes as Seoul called for the U.N. Security Council to impose strict sanctions against Pyongyang over its Feb. 7 satellite launch.
As a controversial election gets underway Thursday, some businesses have relocated their operations or temporarily closed up shop out of fear.
The theory, which was reportedly the first to be considered just after the plane went missing in 2014, also includes the possibility that a third individual took control of the jet.
Flavored beverages sold in Britain by Starbucks, Costa and Pret a Manger may contain as much as 25 teaspoons of sugar, a report said.
Just days ahead of the South Carolina primary, Republican presidential candidates are preparing to take the stage for town hall meetings in the Palmetto State.