As Iran protests dwindle, U.S. calls emergency U.N. talks
But with Russia expected to object and protests largely over, it's unclear what meeting might achieve, or whether it will go ahead
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But with Russia expected to object and protests largely over, it's unclear what meeting might achieve, or whether it will go ahead
At least 12 injured and one woman killed as another balloon crash knocks reputation of ancient Luxor
"This is not a business deal. This is not about who builds the next skyscraper," Biden said in interview airing Thursday night
"As the Iranian people suffer, their government and the IRGC fund foreign militants, terrorist groups, and human rights abuses," Mnuchin said in a statement
The State Department announced the U.S. is suspending all security aid to Pakistan, after President Trump has leveled intense criticisms
The social media giant says one of the projects is a free online course on how to spot and contain the spread of false stories
The demonstrations have been the largest in Iran since the disputed 2009 presidential election
The two leaders agreed to halt their joint military exercises during the February games
A tweet over the Christmas holidays about the need to clean up Windsor's streets kicked off the controversy
The truck driver allegedly tried to cross the tracks ahead of the oncoming train. Some passengers became trapped in carriages
More than 100 of the girls remain captives of the Boko Haram Islamic extremist group, with many forced to marry their kidnappers
What started as isolated unrest over economy surprised both Tehran and D.C. with rapid ramp-up, but energy appears sapped
Rescuers pull 51 bodies from wreckage of bus that tumbled over cliff in Peru in one of nation's deadliest accidents ever
Directorate of Religious Affairs denies approving underage marriages, says online glossary merely interpreted Islamic laws
Martha O'Donovan leaves court smiling after ruling in case over tweet about ex-Zimbabwe ruler Robert Mugabe