Parents still waiting to see girls released by Boko Haram
"I really want to see my daughter, but I can't come unless with government invitation," says one father
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"I really want to see my daughter, but I can't come unless with government invitation," says one father
Italian news reports say it might have been an intentional attack aimed at Roma, also known as Gypsies
Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's warning a clear effort to avoid deadly unrest that followed 2009 vote
Israeli gov't gave team of flagship news program just 2 hour's notice that show was their last, and many suspect political motivations
President Moon Jae-in’s softer stance on North Korea could create friction with Washington amid threats of military action
Islamic republic's rulers are losing some ability to clamp down on criticism as Iranians turn to encrypted messaging applications
Muslim minorities escape persecution in Myanmar only to find that life in New Delhi's slums barely marks an improvement
Some 14,000 Rohingya refugees have escaped alleged government-backed attacks in Myanmar and made it to India, with harrowing stories to tell
"Yes, if she's hungry, she will be breastfed in the Senate chamber," Waters posted in daughter's birth announcement
Avalanche struck ski resort of Bonneval-sur-Arc in Alps around noon
The beach was restored to its former glory after a freak tide dumped thousands of tons of sand along the coastline
President Trump authorized Department of Defense to equip Kurdish elements of the Syrian Democratic Forces, as is necessary, to clear a path for victory against ISIS in Raqqa, Syria
Officials in eastern Mexico say residents of San Isidro were preparing to celebrate patron saint's day when tragedy struck
Prehistoric skeleton named "Neo" suggests we need to rethink our understanding of human history and evolution
Kruger National Park is South Africa's biggest wildlife reserve and home to many big cats, which normally stay within its confines