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With protests continue in Iran, local stars have refused to back down, facing arrest, harassment, and the confiscation of their passports for speaking out.

Ericsson is being sued by 528 U.S. service men and women, as well as civilians.

Something new is brewing in the northern West Bank. In recent months, in the cities of Jenin and Nablus, the Israeli authorities have observed the emergence of novel and unfamiliar forms of armed Palestinian political organization.

"Every time something goes viral, they're taken into custody ... and their dead bodies are being handed back to their families," Negar Mottahedeh told Newsweek.

"Last night, CENTCOM forces conducted a raid in northeast Syria targeting a senior ISIS official," Colonel Joe Buccino said in a statement sent to Newsweek.

Marie De Coppi was reportedly attempting to reach a dormitory when she was shot in the head.

The Syrian government has long considered the presence of U.S. troops illegal.

We ask the international community to support accountability and help Yazidis safely return to their homes, or if that is not possible, to accept them as refugees.

Global recognition of the Yazidi genocide was always meant to only be the beginning.

The celebration follows Eid al-Fitr, which ended the holy month of Ramadan and was celebrated on May 3.

Rosita Haji Baju, now 16, had been terrified that if she revealed her past, she would suffer further abuse and instead sought help on social media

An Israeli security official revealed to Newsweek "a very significant amount of work" on Israel's border security strategy near Egypt and Jordan.

Forbes wrote that an alleged ISIS operative wanted to smuggle accomplices into the country from Mexico to help kill the former president.

"These biased investigations cannot deny the fact that a crime against humanity has occurred in Baghuz," Syria's United Nations mission told Newsweek.

The multinational company should fund nonprofit organizations helping victims of ISIS brutality.

VanDyke has started a training program for Ukrainian civilians in Lviv and plans to train fighters in Kyiv and on the front line.

"Unfortunately, some extremist forces are embarking on racial and ethnic disparities in Afghanistan for their own narrow political objectives," Iran's U.N. mission told Newsweek.

We are called The Mozart Group but we're not mercenaries like Russia's Wagner Group

Today, with U.S. forces no longer carrying Afghanistan on their shoulders, the responsibility is now thrusted onto Kabul's own neighbors, who have far more at stake in Afghanistan's stability than the U.S. ever did.

The Mozart Group was established during the war by ex-U.S. commander Colonel Andrew Milburn with a group of Western veterans to train Ukrainians to fight.

Without a targeted effort to find the missing, these lost souls will continue to be tortured.

The Islamic State group has been blamed for the deaths of American hostages including journalist James Foley.

A judge said that Ali Harbi Ali's murder of Amess "struck at the heart of our democracy."

Bernard Augustine said he tried to support ISIS by getting more English speakers to join and said he would do it again.

Zelensky said that the one thing that sets the Russian military apart from ISIS is that one is a member of the United Nations Security Council.

Israelis today are bracing themselves for a new intifada.

The international community can certainly do more than it is doing now. We need not repeat the mistakes of Afghanistan.

In Israel, three terror attacks—one by a Palestinian Arab, two by Israeli Arabs—have taken the lives of 11 people in the last two weeks.

The congresswoman made the assertion at Trump's Michigan rally on Saturday, adding, "We need strength."

In a newly unsealed document on Friday, the conspirators planned to separate children from their parents before attacking.