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The engineers worked at a thermal plant construction site in the country's south, close to its border with Iraq and Syria.

Indians expected to travel back on seven different flights from the Ebola-hit countries of West Africa will be moved to designated hospitals.

The Israeli military reportedly acknowledged that it had targeted sites linked to Hamas on Tuesday.

The Microsoft investigation comes amid a spate of anti-trust probes against foreign firms in China.

The move could put the U.S. in the awkward position of an unspoken alliance with dictator Bashar Assad.

The administration has not decided whether to bomb ISIS in Syria, but has approved ramping up surveillance just in case.

Some big-name figures have had nothing to say publicly in the wake of Michael Brown's death.

Suspicion that James Foley's killer is British raises questions about the many Europeans who have joined ISIS to fight in Syria and Iraq.

Syria's "moderate opposition" fears abandonment, while the Assad regime would be glad to join the "war on terror."

James Foley dictated a letter for his family to another prisoner who was going to be released.

As a crowdfunding campaign for Darren Wilson approaches half a million dollars, GoFundMe defended its decision to let it stay up.

Three convoys of weapons reached Ukraine from Russia three times in the past week.

The New York Times published profiles of Mike Brown and Darren Wilson, the officer who killed him, on the day before Brown's funeral, angering many readers.

The tiny kingdom may have just saved American hostage Peter Theo Curtis, but it's also believed to be funding terrorist groups.

A Los Angeles man died last year while in police custody despite several cries that he could not breathe, reports reveal.

A report that high-precision airstrikes over Libya last week were the work of Egypt and the UAE raises many questions.

Calgary pipeline company Enbridge has at least two projects underway to boost tar sands oil shipments.

Although he slammed police tactics in Ferguson, Missouri, the Rev. Al Sharpton was optimistic there would be justice for Mike Brown.

Nearly 1,000 people showed up in Rochester, New Hampshire, for a memorial service for slain journalist James Foley.

Hundreds of mourners gathered inside the Friendly Temple Missionary Baptist Church in St. Louis on Monday to pay their respects to Mike Brown.

The MIT team found, in some cases, savings could be up to 10 times the cost of policies to cut greenhouse gas emissions.

The president spent two weeks in Martha's Vineyard as American journalist James Foley was beheaded and the situation in Ferguson unraveled.

Ukrainian border guards managed to turn back a rebel armored column near Novoazovsk.

The satellite also found several fields of poppy, used to produce opium, along with cross-border tracks leading across its international borders.

The New Jersey governor's pension investment strategy has been a jackpot for financial firms, but it has lost taxpayers big money.

Militant group Boko Haram declared an Islamic caliphate in parts of Nigeria's northeast, which it has wrested from the army's control.

Another 26 people were injured when a suicide bomber blew himself up in a Shiite mosque in Baghdad.

China is reportedly suspicious of Vietnam's growing friendliness toward the U.S.

Russia’s announcement comes just a day after pro-Moscow rebels in eastern Ukraine paraded dozens of captured Ukrainian soldiers.