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Authorities said the Uighur men were shot when they “violently resisted arrest" after they were spotted illegally entering Vietnam.
ISIS Releases At Least 200 Yazidis Held Captive In Iraq For Over 6 Months
A Kurdish military commander said that most of the prisoners released bore signs of abuse and neglect.
Can Obama And Modi Settle The US-India Feud In The Pharmaceuticals Sector?
Indian pharmaceutical exports to the U.S. in 2013 amounted to $4.5 billion, or over a tenth of all Indian exports to the U.S. that year.
Richest 1% Will Have More Wealth Than Remaining 99% By 2016: Oxfam Study
An Oxfam study has found that the richest 80 people currently have the same amount of collective wealth as those in the bottom 3.5 billion.
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Former NSA contractor Edward Snowden has said Chinese spies stole documents related to the F-35 fighter jet.
Israel Charges Seven Israeli Arabs For Links To Islamic State Group
Israeli security forces said they broke up the first detected Islamic State cell in the state.
Iran, Powers Make 'Limited' Progress At Nuclear Talks, To Meet In February
After a Sunday meeting about the country's nuclear program, limited results were achieved.
Europe Anti-Terror Sweep: Belgium Requests Extradition Of Detainee Arrested In Greece
Belgian authorities suspect the detainee has links to a plan to attack Belgian police.
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As many as 50 cars were involved in an I-76 pileup near Philadelphia.
Obama Tax Proposals Run Into Republican Criticism
President Obama's tax plans are already seeing stiff opposition from Congressional Republicans.
Hezbollah Declares Full Alert Following Israeli Airstrike In Syria
The son of assassinated Hezbollah military leader Imad Mughniyah was among those killed.
MLK Day 2015: Martin Luther King Jr.'s Message Thrives In Spite Of Legacy-Carrying Heirs' Legal Battles
A King historian who knows the family well says the icon's legacy has never been more available and accessible.
MLK Day History: Schools Teach Martin Luther King Jr. As A Historical 'Relic'
The civil rights leader is often framed as a historical figure whose mission was accomplished decades ago.
Boko Haram Kidnaps Dozens In Cameroon Raid, Officials Say
Early reports indicate about 80 people, most of them children, were kidnapped by the Islamist militant group Sunday morning.
Republican Senator Graham 'Testing The Waters' On Presidential Run
Sen. Lindsey Graham announced that he has formed a committee to look into the possibility of running for president in 2016.
Lebanese Army Continues Crackdown On Terrorists After Tripoli Suicide Bombings
The Lebanese army has ratcheted up its counterterrorism efforts after twin suicide bombings in the northern city of Tripoli last week.
Shots Fired Near Vice President Joe Biden's Home In Delaware
The Secret Service is searching near Vice President Joe Biden's Delaware home after multiple shots were fired nearby Saturday night.
Swiss Economy Will Weather Swiss Franc Storm, Finance Minister Says
Swiss Finance Minister Eveline Widmer-Schlumpf says she anticipates the exchange rate to settle down at around 1.10 francs per €1.00.
Suicide Car Bombing At Nigeria Bus Station Kills Four, Wounds 35
Latest attack bears hallmark of Islamist militant group Boko Haram.
Niger Authorities Fire Tear Gas At Protesters Who Participated In Banned Political Rally
The march had been banned in the wake of separate protests over Charlie Hebdo's depictions of the Prophet Muhammad.
Doug Richard, American Adviser To UK Prime Minister David Cameron, Arrested On Suspicion Of Child Rape
California-born millionaire Doug Richard was arrested this month by City of London Police.
Iran, World Powers Review Nuclear Positions At Latest Talks
Leaders from Iran met with those from the U.S. and EU in a closed-door session in Geneva.
Middle Class Decline Looms Over Final Years Of Obama Presidency
Despite ambitious new initiatives, Obama's failure to address middle class decline is likely a permanent part of his presidential legacy.
Ukraine's Military Says Troops Retake Most Of Donetsk Airport From Rebels
The World Health Organization says more than 4,800 people have been killed in the Ukrainian conflict.
Five Pakistani Men Arrested In Afghanistan Over School Massacre: Officials
"We are investigating whether the five detained are the ones wanted by Pakistan," an Afghan official says.
Boko Haram: United States Intervention In Nigeria Is Complicated, Officials Say
Amid reports of widespread government corruption and an ineffective military in Nigeria, U.S. intervention presents unique problems.
Terrorists Have A New Norm: Waging Jihad As Part Of A Social Movement, Experts Say
Foreign fighters are traveling to countries such as Syria to join jihadist groups, but there is no system to track them.
Shin Dong-Hyuk, North Korean Defector Made Famous By Book, Changes Parts Of His Story
Shin Dong-hyuk was the subject of "Escape from Camp 14", which documents his dramatic escape from a brutal prison camp.
Millions Turn Out To See Pope Francis' Final Mass In Philippines
Pope Francis dedicated his Mass both to the young and to the victims of Typhoon Haiyan, which killed more than 6,000 in the country in 2013.
Israel Moves To Curb ICC Funding In Response To Inquiry Into War Crimes
Israel's move comes in response to the court's decision to launch an inquiry into possible war crimes in the Palestinian territories.
Charlie Hebdo Niger Protests: Death Toll In Anti Muhammad Cartoon Protests Rises To Ten
Ten people are now believed to have been killed during protests in Niger, where anger erupted over cartoons published by Charlie Hebdo.
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Death Threats Sent To Once-Controversial Finsbury Park Mosque In London In Wake Of Charlie Hebdo Killings
A British campaign group reported that Muslims in the country had experienced a sharp rise in harassment following the Paris attacks.
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