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The family of Bibihal Uzbeki, who is severely disabled, has appealed the rejection.

"The stronger and the smarter one will show restraint," Russia's deputy foreign minister said.

The White House is said to be monitoring the situation in North Korea very closely following the latest test.

The U.S.-led coalition bombed the path of the convoy of ISIS fighters and their families, saying it was "a lucrative target" and threatening more strikes.

The militant group says it killed 20 troops, but the coalition says landing was only for maintenance issues.

The B61-12 is planned to be the first U.S. precision-guided atomic bomb and is intended to minimize collateral damage.

Trump's "clear definition" of victory in Afghanistan reflects U.S. strategy since the beginning of the 2001 conflict.

North Korea reportedly fired a ballistic missile over Japanese territory, prompting major concerns and emergency meetings in Tokyo.

An ISIS militant threatening further violence in Spain has himself been attacked by a flurry of memes mocking the jihadist's apocalyptic message.

North Korea says it cannot stand idly by as the "gangster-like U.S. imperialists" conduct war games with South Korea.

Trump has announced plans to escalate the U.S. military campaign in Afghanistan.

The jihadi group promised to step up its insurgency against U.S. forces.

Four Lebanese-Australian brothers plotted to bring down a flight from Sydney to Abu Dhabi.

Mohamed Garfanje, the leader of the Hobyo-Haradhere Piracy Network, is a mastermind of kidnap and ransom.

Two radio stations suddenly broadcast a "civil danger warning" to residents of Guam, amid missile threats from North Korea and local power outages.

Jerry Drake Varnell on Saturday drove what he believed was a 1,000-pound ammonium nitrate bomb to a bank.

Despite the U.S. and North Korea pounding the drums of war, experts say President Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un are likely posturing.

The Department of Defense uses a decades-old nuclear system, according to a 2016 report by the Government Accountability Office.

President Donald Trump vowed to answer North Korea's threats with "fire and fury," fueling speculation that the U.S. wants to overthrow Kim Jong Un.

The groups killed dozens of civilians and militiamen in northern Afghanistan.

A blast occurred at an Islamic Center in Bloomington, Minnesota as Muslims were gathering for morning prayers.

The decision has "effectively placed in jeopardy the future of Jewish life in Australia," said one leader.

The report was highly critical of two contractors and followed recent embarrassment over spending on the wrong type of camouflage.

Authorities in Sydney have made several arrests in connection with the extremist plot.

Experts doubt the ability of the U.S.'s missile defense to stop a North Korean nuclear warhead from killing hundreds of thousands of people.

More than 1,700 civilians have been killed in attacks in Afghanistan this year.

The Trump administration has criticized the Islamic Republic for its ballistic missile tests.

In a recent test at Minneapolis-St. Paul airport, the TSA failed to detect 94 percent of illicit items.

Despite delays, Russia says it's moving forward with its Rs-28 Sarmat, or "Satan 2," nuclear missile and may bring nuclear "ghost trains" back from the dead.

Experts weigh in on whether the U.S. faces a nuclear threat after North Korea successfully tests its first intercontinental ballistic missile.