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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.

After more than 400 days in jail, Greste has been deported to Australia.

The move highlights the persecution of the media in the country despite Erdogan's contrary claims

The Committee to Protect Journalists released its annual report Tuesday.

Peter Kassig, currently being held hostage by ISIS, was captured while working as an aid worker

Freelance cameraman who was tested Thursday will be airlifted to the U.S. for treatment

The masked Islamic State militant in the videos depicting the beheading of two Americans has been identified, FBI Director James Comey said on Thursday

Reuters could not immediately verify the footage, but the images were consistent with that of the filmed executions of two American journalists

A video of ISIS allegedly executing Steven Sotloff, a second captive American journalist has emerged.

MI5 and MI6 have been utilizing voice recognition technology to identify the IS member

Journalist Peter Theo Curtis was released early Sunday and is now with the UN

Details emerge about 'The Beatles,' the British jihadists in charge of Western Islamic State hostages

Foley's employers' efforts to rescue him hampered by shortage of cash and legal reasons

Pictures of James Foley, the American reporter apparently killed by Islamic State militants, who worked extensively in the Middle East

Foley had been missing since he was kidnapped in Syria last year.