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President Donald Trump has refused to put at risk the United States' lucrative arms sales to Saudi Arabia.

Spreading fake news in Saudi Arabia could land you up to five years in prison, along with a fine of nearly $800,000.

Journalist Jamal Khashoggi, a self-exiled Saudi journalist critical of his government, disappeared after entering Riyadh's embassy in Turkey.

Amy Zuckerman, 64, a freelancer and author of three books on technology was accused of sending a threatening email to a newspaper on Friday.

Reporters Without Borders ranks Israel 87th out of the 180 countries on its 2018 World Press Freedom Index.

The Jose Antonio Vargas Elementary School is slated to open in August 2019. 

"The reason a writer writes a book is to forget a book and the reason a reader reads one is to remember it. " 

At least 25 people were killed by two bombs close to the headquarters of the Afghan intelligence services.

Journalist Ján Kuciak was killed in Slovakia, and police believed it was related to his investigative work that looked at fraud and tax evasion.

Trump has fueled a more hostile climate toward reporters, say advocates.

"If you're going to make an analogy, at least know what you're talking about."

What started as research for her latest book has progressed into tens of thousands of dollars in prize money.

Afghan journalist Parwiz Sapy went on air immediately after the attack was over in a show of resilience against the militant group.

Penalty enhancements should be imposed when criminal conduct is directed at reporters doing their jobs.

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.

Years before Thompson allegedly sent bomb threats to Jewish institutions, he surrounded himself with Jewish friends and had a Jewish girlfriend.

The film is neither depressing nor lurid, but rather a tender portrayal of an intelligent misfit struggling to keep it together.

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The blast happened in Quetta as mourners of a prominent lawyer gathered in emergency department.

Sagal Salad Osman worked for Radio Mogadishu.

Ismayilova's detention was seen as a sign of a crackdown on free speech in the country.

Jihadi group says pair were killed for "practicing and promoting homosexuality."

Jumpei Yasuda is reportedly being held by an Al-Qaeda affiliate in Syria.

This week's anniversary cover features a bloodied God and a message: The killer is still out there.

Reporter Serge Kovaleski suffers from a congenital joint condition called arthrogryposis.

Amid chaos, Newsweek's Janine di Giovanni tells the human stories of those caught up in Syria's war.

Images and videos of the storm and destruction it caused have been circulating on social media.

The killing comes weeks after a U.S. secular blogger was hacked to death in the city.

Police spotted the journalists flying a drone following a wave of night-time flights over Paris landmarks.

Canadian-Egyptian Mohamed Fahmy and Egyptian national Baher Mohamed remain in prison.