Twitter users laugh off ISIS threat to invade Rome
Militants' increasing foothold in Libya has some concerned about threat to Europe, but others on social media don't appear concerned
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Militants' increasing foothold in Libya has some concerned about threat to Europe, but others on social media don't appear concerned
Victim of commuter's subway wrath in London shocked to see who showed up at his office later that day
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One of the most widely-used anti-malaria drugs, artemisinin, no longer works on a strain spreading in parts of southeast Asia
Militant group says two "Caliphate's knights" carried out the revenge bombings, which killed at least 45 people
Now the film has been removed by movie distributors who say the edits hack away too much of the story
Government spies stole encryption codes to eavesdrop on mobile phonecalls, according to documents leaked by Edward Snowden
Police say teens have made it as far as Turkey, and if they get to Syria, the option to return home could be "taken away"
New law aimed at stopping Asian nation's women from becoming "the wombs of the world"
Al-Shabab claims responsibility for brazen attack in Mogadishu which left at least one top official injured
Indian officials losing sleep as complaints pour in that a sacred tree planted by the U.S. leader appears to be dying
As Obama and other leaders turn up the heat on social media companies over extremist content, some worry a complete shut-down could backfire
U.S. says assault on ISIS in Iraq's 2nd largest city to be led by domestic troops, but there's a lot to do in 2 months
As tenuous 5-day old cease-fire struggles to take shape, Ukrainian official stokes fears pro-Russian forces could try to seize another key town
Armed and camouflaged soldiers stormed into the office of Mayor Antonio Ledezma, carrying him away to unknown whereabouts