Saudi journalist's disappearance meant to send "brutal message"
"The worrying trend we see is a crackdown on critical journalism in Saudi and about Saudi," said the Committee to Protect Journalists
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"The worrying trend we see is a crackdown on critical journalism in Saudi and about Saudi," said the Committee to Protect Journalists
Jamal Khashoggi was last seen six days ago, and now Turkish officials are accusing Saudi Arabia of murdering him
State of emergency has been declared in Florida and Alabama as forecasters warn of storm's likely midweek landfall; Cuba in its sights
Group says man charged with trying to kill Sergei Skripal had traveled to Britain under an alias and was identified as Alexander Mishkin with ties to Russian military
Francis meets top U.S. bishops just 48 hours after ordering Vatican probe into handling of accused abuser, ex-archbishop of Washington Theodore McCarrick
Col. James Schnelle pleaded guilty in a northern Australian court to driving with a blood alcohol concentration more than double the legal limit
Official death toll from the devastating earthquake and tsunami on Sulawesi island is already nearing 2,000, but it could still double
Second customer of restaurant chain Pret a Manger died after eating a sandwich containing an allergen that was not noted on the label, company confirms
Bulgarian officials say no indication attack linked to Viktoria Marinova's work, but one editor says it was "an example, something like a warning"
Pressure mounts on Saudia Arabia to back up its flat denial that Jamal Khashoggi was killed in its Istanbul consulate
William Nordhaus named for integrating climate change, and Paul Romer for factoring technological innovation into macroeconomics
Brazilians show disgust with corruption and crime, nearly handing outright victory to brash ex-army captain dubbed the "Trump of the Tropics"
Secretary of State says he and North Korea's leader made "significant progress" toward denuclearization during brief meeting in Pyongyang
Meng Hongwei's wife, Grace Meng, made impassioned plea for help in bringing her husband to safety
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