President hosts Iftar dinner at White House, saying event is a reminder of 'the freedoms that bind us together as Americans'
South Sudan's Minister of Health says outbreak began in crowded UN refugee camps in Juba, where tens of thousands of people have sought shelter from civil war
New database contains over 200 commercialized crop varieties
Kokang parliamentarian says deal offered Saturday by presidential aide Hla Tun
Defense Secretary says equipment, along with resources for NATO's high-readiness task force, is part of two-pronged US plan meant to underscore commitment to alliance
Malaysian authorities have given a Muslim burial to 21 human trafficking victims found in shallow graves in jungles bordering Thailand
The president of Chhattisgarh Christian Forum told VOA the attack 'appears to be part of the ongoing anti-Christian hate campaign'
21 wounded, all lawmakers safe; US Embassy 'strongly condemns' attack saying it shows 'blatant disrespect for democracy and the rule of law'
Greek PM Alexis Tsipras holding talks in Brussels with heads of IMF, the European Central Bank and the European Commission after unveiling a new proposal Sunday
In podcast interview with comedian Marc Maron, US president says legacy of slavery still 'casts a long shadow' on country
Experts say a computer in every classroom doesn't always help - in fact, sometimes it makes things worse
Lawyer for detained Al-Jazeera journalist, Ahmed Mansour, says he is hopeful that his client will be released after court meets today
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