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ISIS Claims First Major Iran Attack, Killing Seven
The group said two of its fighters carried out the attacks, which killed seven people.
Gunmen Attack Iran's Parliament, Khomeini Mausoleum
The attacks in the Iranian capital left at least seven dead, according to local reports.
Passengers Flee Plane in Panic Amid Bomb Threat
48 passengers were aboard the turbo-prop plane in New South Wales.
Manchester Reminded of Past Violence After Bombing
"it just doesn't feel real." Hundreds gathered for a vigil to remember the 22 victims of Monday's attack.
Could Jared Kushner Be Tried for War Crimes?
He fixed a $100 billion arms deal with the Saudis that will be used against Yemeni civilians.
Turkey to Extradite Top ISIS Recruiter 'Within Months'
Australian Prime Minister Turnbull announced Ankara's agreement to send Neil Prakash home.
French Police Reopen Paris Train Station After Alert
"End of security checks. Gradual return to normal," Paris police said in a tweet.
Australia To Allow ISIS Fighter's Son To Return
The six-year-old has featured in ISIS propaganda, photographed posing in front of a crucified victim.
U.N. Sees New Activity at North Korea Nuclear Test Site
Satellite imagery shows new activity at North Korea's main nuclear weapons site as Pyongyang warns the "dark clouds of a nuclear war hang heavily."
The U.S. Is Building a More Accurate Nuclear Bomb
The U.S. has built a better, smarter nuclear bomb capable of replacing all four of its predecessors and, as of last month, it's ready to fly.
Flirting With War: Is Trump as Petulant as the Kaiser?
Wilhelm II's pettiness, lack of prudence and obsession with honor led Germany to war and ruin.
ISIS Drops Explosives from Weaponized Drones
The Islamic State militant group's rudimentary bombs may not have the precision or lethality of modern weaponry but can still maim or kill.
Four Takeaways From Rex Tillerson's Moscow Debut
It's been an unusually tough week for Russia-U.S. relations.
Fears of a Pre-emptive Strike Against North Korea
As U.S. warships gather near the Korean Peninsula, North Korea's Kim Jong-Un has vowed to strike first if an American attack is imminent.
Top U.S. General: It Was 'Right Time' to Use Huge Bomb
Former president Hamid Karzai condemned the use of the weapon on Afghan soil, calling it "the inhuman and most brutal misuse of our country" as a testing ground for new weapons.
Dortmund Blast: Judge Authorizes Arrest of Iraqi
The federal prosecutor believes the man led an ISIS unit before fleeing to Germany last year.
U.S. Sends 'Nuke-Sniffer' To Japan
The U.S. sent an aircraft that can detect radioactive material to Okinawa, in preparation for North Korea's expected nuclear test.
U.S. Coalition Airstrike Killed Allied Forces In Syria
The U.S. military killed 18 fighters of the allied Syrian Democratic Forces in a friendly fire incident in northern Syria.
Multiple Explosions Near German Soccer Team Bus
En route to a game, a bus carrying Borussia Dortmund was rocked by at least three explosions.
JCC Bomb Threat Suspect Juan Thompson Pleads Not Guilty
Juan Thompson, a former journalist arrested for allegedly making bomb threats against a number of Jewish schools and community centers, pleaded "not guilty" in New York.
Norway Raises Threat Level, Detains Russian Teen
Security services said the teen was known to authorities for belonging to "extreme Islamism" circles.
Norway Raises Threat Level After Bomb Discovery
A Russian teenager who had applied for asylum is a suspect in the case.
Suspect Arrested After 'Bomb-Like Device' Found in Oslo
The device was found near a multi-ethnic neighborhood that is home to bars and restaurants.
After the Syria Strike, It's Time to Put Putin Right
Russia's ruthless counterterrorism approach has not stopped terrorism.
The Risks of Trump's Strike on Assad in Syria
On Thursday, the U.S. launched about 50 cruise missiles at Syrian military targets in response to a sarin gas attack on civilians in Idlib.
Russian Police Find Bomb in St. Petersburg Apartment
Three men have reportedly been detained, while the nine-storey building has been evacuated.
Explosion in Southern Russia Injures One: Reports
The reported blast comes just days after a deadly attack in St. Petersburg.
A Timeline of Terrorism in Russia under Vladimir Putin
Monday's bombing in St. Petersburg followed a long history of militant attacks on Russia under President Vladimir Putin.
Blast Rocks St. Petersburg Metro Ahead of Putin Visit
According to state news reports, President Vladimir Putin said investigators are considering various causes, including terrorism.
Is the Laptop Travel Ban Islamophobic? Is It Legal?
All 10 airports targeted by the laptop ban are located in Muslim-majority countries.