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European leaders, fearing another terrorist attack on European soil, are detaining refugees indefinitely, limiting their access to the outside world.

Two U.S. soldiers were reportedly captured by the Taliban Tuesday -- along with 13 Afghan soldiers -- after a helicopter crash in Afghanistan.

At the White House Tuesday, France and the U.S. solidified their unity in the fight against the Islamic State group and advocated de-escalation between Russia and Turkey.

Here is the full schedule for Pope Francis' visit to Africa, including his masses, meetings, speeches, events and everywhere the pontiff will go in Kenya, Uganda and Central African Republic.

The major coastal road connects the capital, Tripoli, with the western city of Misrata.

Bill O'Reilly told Trump not to give Democrats ammunition to paint the real estate mogul as a racist.

Russia has sought to tout the successes of its airstrike campaign against the so-called Islamic State group in Syria, but rights groups charge Russia with targeting civilians.

Russian helicopters are still searching for the pilots.

Protesters reportedly appeared in front of the embassy in Moscow hours after Turkey shot down a Russian warplane.

Russian President Vladimir Putin called the shoot-down of a Russian jet a stab in the back, saying it was carried out by "accomplices of terrorists."

The fast is the latest step in a union campaign to organize low-paid, subcontracted airport service workers.

The Italian Council of Ministers passed a decree to begin selling up to a 40 percent stake in Ferrovie dello Stato, the country's national rail operator.

NATO's collective defense clause has only been used once before -- after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks in New York and Washington.

The animal rights group Direct Action Everywhere said in a report that Whole Foods turkeys are raised in crowded conditions.

The U.S. also has a military base in Djibouti, which prepares ships, aircraft and other deployments for "regional and combatant command requirements."

The Sukhoi Su-24, also known as a Fencer, is a twin-engine plane designed for low level airstrike missions.

Canada was expected to bring in 25,000 Syrian refugees by Dec. 31, but a potential policy allowing only women, children and families has drawn skeptics.

The state's famed marijuana grow sites are wreaking ecological havoc. Is there any way to make them environmentally sustainable?

“You want ratings; you want people to like you," the host told International Business Times. "You can lose yourself.”

The debacle underscores rising hostilities between Ankara and Moscow, as the two countries –- despite being strong trade partners –- have not seen eye to eye over Syria.

At a counterterrorism conference in Paris, companies that profit from increased spending in the fight against terrorism showed off their gear.

The plane’s two pilots ejected and tried to land in government-held areas. NATO announced Tuesday it has scheduled an emergency meeting to address the situation.

Belgian capital Brussels remained under lockdown Tuesday while the highest security level was extended for another week over fears of a Paris-style attack.

The future of Russia’s leading independent media is in doubt after foreign owners are quitting Russia in the wake of a new law that bans foreign ownership.

Choe Ryong Hae was reportedly banished and sent to a rural farm for reeducation, South Korea's spy agency told lawmakers Tuesday.

Turkish fighter jets downed a Russian warplane over Syria Tuesday after it allegedly violated Turkish airspace. Russia has launched a search and rescue operation for the plane's two pilots.

The Supreme Leader said the United States wanted to place their rivals into a position of passivity.

While Turkey claims the Su-24 jet violated its airspace despite repeated warnings, Russia says the plane was flying over Syria.

The attack in the city of al-Arish comes just two days after the second round of the Egyptian parliamentary elections closed.