Obesity As Dangerous As ISIS? UK Health Official Compares Women's Large Waists To Terrorism
"This is a difficult message to convey, as it risks burdening women with guilt and responsibility," England's chief doctor says.
Islamic State In Morocco: Search For Paris Terror Suspect Salah Abdeslam Turns To Africa
German authorities have said the Paris terror attack suspect could be in Morocco.
ISIS Terrorist Attack In Turkey? CIA Warns Turkish Authorities Of Islamic State Plans To Target US Interests
At least five ISIS fighters are believed to have infiltrated Turkey, and the CIA warned Thursday U.S. interests in the country could be targeted.
Christmas Gifts For Teen Boys 2015: What To Buy Your Brother, Nephew, Grandson For Under $100
Picking out the right Christmas gift for a teenage guy can be a pretty daunting task. To help you out as you start your Christmas shopping, we’ve collected some of the best gift ideas out there.
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Paris Climate Talks: Deal Delayed, But Experts Say It Won’t Hamper Outcome
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France Elections Results 2015: How Victory For Marine Le Pen's National Front Party Could Hurt French Economy
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Russia Violates Finland Airspace? Unidentified Helicopter Breaches Skies Near Russian Border, Finnish Officials Say
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Russia Supplying Weapons, Air Support To Free Syrian Army; Putin Vows To Destroy 'Targets Threatening' Its Forces In Syria
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During Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's visit to India, the two allies are also expected to discuss a civil nuclear agreement.
Europe Refugee Crisis: EU Plans To Strengthen Border Control, To Reveal Proposal Next Week
The proposal, which will be revealed by the European Commission next week, is being pushed by Germany and France, according to reports.
North Korea, South Korea Hold Rare Talks In Kaesong City To Reduce Tensions
The meeting comes amid increased tensions after a land mine explosion in the demilitarized zone injured two South Korean soldiers in August.
Does ISIS Have A Passport Printing Machine? Group's Supporters May Have Entered US With Authentic-Looking Passports
According to an intelligence report cited by ABC News, ISIS may have printed authentic-looking passports for its followers in Syria.
Philippine Presidential Front-Runner Grace Poe To Appeal To Supreme Court After Second Adverse Ruling
The country's election commission disqualified the presidential front-runner for the second time over the question of her nationality.
ISIS Sells Oil To Syria's Assad Regime, Some To Turkey, US Official Says
Adam Szubin, a senior U.S. Treasury official, said Thursday that ISIS also looted between $500 million and $1 billion from bank vaults captured in Iraq and Syria.
Beijing May Ease Household Residence Rules
All Chinese citizens have a residence registration account that determines their access to education and other social welfare services.
Asian Stocks Rise First Time This Week After US Shares Gain
Financial markets, roiled by falling oil prices this week, expect the U.S. Federal Reserve to raise rates for the first time in nine years next week.
Amid Fight Against ISIS, NATO European Military Spending Questioned By Pentagon Following Islamic State Terror Attacks
Aside from Britain and France, few European members of the Western military alliance are doing their fair share to combat ISIS, the U.S. says.
ISIS Finance Minister Abu Saleh Killed In Coalition Airstrike In Iraq: US Military
Abu Saleh and two other Islamic State group senior leaders died last month in Tal Afar, Iraq, the Pentagon said Thursday.
Should Donald Trump's Muslim Ban Be Illegal? Senate Committee Blocks Religious-Based Discrimination
A Senate committee voted Thursday in favor of a nonbinding measure saying that barring entry based on religion is un-American.
Iran Retreating In Syria? Iranian Military Scaling Back Presence, Western Officials Say
Iran has been fighting to help bolster Syrian President Bashar Assad, but less than 1,000 of its soldiers still remain in the fight, Western officials said.
How The Islamic State Group's Policy Of 'Confiscations' In The So-Called Caliphate Undermines The Anti-ISIS International Coalition
The Islamic State group's biggest moneymaker — a widespread system of taxation and extortion — is a huge challenge for the anti-ISIS coalition.
Video: Madonna Does Impromptu Street Concert For Paris Attacks Victims
Madonna gives impromptu concert at Place de la Republique makeshift memorial for victims of November 13 attacks in Paris.
United Airlines To End Service To Dubai, Blames 'Subsidized' Gulf Competitors For Driving Down Profit
The airline's last flight from Washington Dulles to Dubai will take off Jan. 25.
After Russian Nuclear Missile Drills, Baltic Sea Access Could be Blocked By Moscow, Pentagon Fears
Since Russia annexed Crimea in March 2014, Moscow has resumed large scale ballistic missile tests and its adversarial relationship with the NATO-led West.
Paris Islamic State Terror Threat: Transport Workers Strike Amid Spike In Suspicious Package Claims
Train traffic was severely disrupted Thursday as a result of the 24-hour strike, which comes in the wake of increased reports of suspicious packages.
US Fighting ISIS With New Military Bases? Pentagon Proposal Expands Troops In Middle East, Africa And Asia
The Pentagon's proposal would ensure a U.S. military presence in some of the world's most volatile regions for the foreseeable future.
Russia Violates Georgia Airspace? Amid Regional Tension, Military Helicopter Accused Of Breach, Defense Minister Says
The incident comes just weeks after Russia allegedly violated Turkish airspace near the Syrian border. This is also not the first time the Russian military has breached Georgian skies.
Ceres' Mysterious Bright Spots Are Most Likely Salt And Water
The mysterious bright spots on the dwarf planet's surface that have long baffled scientists may be a mixture of salt and water-ice, a new study suggests.
Russia Fighting ISIS With Nuclear Warheads? Putin Warns Islamic State Group About Russian Army's Capabilities
Russian President Vladimir Putin also noted that recent airstrikes had damaged the Islamic State group's weapons stores and oil infrastructure.
Paris Attacks: Switzerland Launches Hunt For 4 Suspects, Raises Security Level
Heavily armed guards were stationed at entry points to the United Nations complex in Geneva on Thursday as the country raised its security level.
Russia-Turkey Crisis: Moscow Calls Ankara’s Accusations Of ‘Ethnic Cleansing’ In Syria ‘Groundless’
On Thursday, Russia said that Turkish allegations of ethnic cleansing in Syria "sound like a display of impotent rage."
Anti-ISIS Efforts: Turkey Defends Decision To Deploy Troops To Mosul, Iraq
Last week, Turkey sent some 150 troops and 20 army tanks to the outskirts of Mosul because they "do not want to be neighbors with" ISIS.
Bangladesh Unblocks Facebook After 21 Days; WhatsApp, Viber Restrictions Stay
The ban was reportedly put in place to maintain law and order after a court upheld death sentences of two men accused of war crimes.
Australian Police Charge 5 People, Including Teen, With Plotting Terror Attack On Government Building
The arrests on Thursday were not related to a new terror threat, but connected to a plot officials uncovered a year ago.
Sanofi's Dengvaxia, World's First Dengue Vaccine, Approved For Use In Mexico
The vaccine was developed by the French pharmaceutical giant Sanofi over a period of 20 years.
Nobel Laureates To Collect Awards Amid Heightened Security
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Malaysia 1MDB Scandal: Najib Razak Says He 'Will Not Surrender' To Critics
The opposition has been calling on Najib Razak to step down after a massive corruption scandal broke earlier this year.
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