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The author has joined the investment firm Revolution's Rise of the Rest initiative to fund entrepreneurs in neglected areas.

The government in Damascus continues to deny allegations that it has used chemical weapons against civilians.

"There is a fine line between showing strength and being confrontational in international matters."

The report noted a 258 percent increase in new website domains being bought specifically to show the abuse of children.

Los Angeles, Chicago, and New York City account for 42 percent of pedestrian fatalities.

The pair will meet for the first time in the U.S. president's Florida holiday resort.

The Russian leader visited Franz Josef Land, before arriving at an Arctic forum in Arkhangelsk.

A new economic index suggests President Donald Trump has made early progress on economic issues.

Khalil Abu Rayan apologized for threatening to shoot up a church, murder a police officer and "skin people like sheep," saying he was an embarrassment to Islam.

This disparate group, traditionally seen as lacking clout, has been propelled into political activism by Trump's policies.

Crooked Media is a podcast company founded by three former top Barack Obama staffers who don't hide their disdain for Donald Trump.

An annual survey of American Muslims has found they face the most discrimination of all religious groups—and yet they report high levels of satisfaction with life in the U.S.

"Don't even try to order from me. I won't get you a drink," a bartender in an NYC bar allegedly told the man.

Congressional representatives say they're religious, and they're disproportionately Christian.

"It's almost impossible to get help," Trump has said.

Al-Qaeda tells Muslims to kill Americans with God's blessing after accusing the U.S. of a deadly mosque strike in Syrian rebel territory.

President Donald Trump's administration may be hinting at a closer military relationship with Taiwan.

"It's time to square the circle between Russia's actions and America's response," a Trump nominee wrote, warning that Americans were vulnerable to a Russian nuclear attack.

A Texas imam who was the subject of a death threat from the Islamic State has said he is more worried about Islamophobia in the United States.

The move will be Tokyo's biggest show of naval force in the region since World War II.

More than 96,000 civilians are among the dead, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.

Journalist's new book details the fall of Lancaster, Ohio, once home to a humming glass factory but now beset by poverty.

"In your face, China!"

The war games are an annual military exercise carried out by the U.S. and South Korea.

The coach said the team were denied permission to go to the U.S. for a tournament in Texas.

Investigators say the Syrian military "deliberately" bombed an aid convoy in September, killing 14 aid workers.

China objects to the deployment in South Korea of the THAAD, as the radar is capable of penetrating Chinese territory.

Reversing the Obama guidelines stands to inflame passions in the latest conflict in America between believers in traditional values and social progressives, and is likely to prompt more of the street protests that followed Trump's Nov. 8 election.

The brother and sister are now banned from the national team for contravening core Iranian principles.

Bao Bao was transported with 55lbs of bamboo and 2lbs of sweet potato for her in-flight meal.