Street clashes erupted Monday just hours after funeral of Freddie Gray, a black man who died from a mysterious spinal injury sustained while in police custody earlier this month
Four Libyans, one Egyptian had been working for an eastern television station supporting federalism for eastern Libya
White House has cited evidence that Iran supplied arms to Shi'ite Houthis in Yemen
Court documents accuse Yu Shiwen of causing public disorder by giving interview about a private June 4 memorial he held with friends last year
David Petraeus was once the highest profile US Army general during the United States' wars in Iraq and Afghanistan
Goodwill Zwelithini accused of sparking trouble with comments some blame for a wave of violence against immigrants in South Africa
Lebanon's 230,000 Armenians part of a thriving cultural scene which includes the only Armenian university in the diaspora
Reaction comes in response to allegations by Russian military official that US troops are training Ukrainian soldiers in urban combat in conflict zone
Senior US official says 'very, very long road' lies ahead in battle against 'very adaptive enemy'
Heads of state of 28 EU countries meet in Brussels after some 900 migrants die when their ship capsized Sunday off coast of Italian island
Museum backed by evangelical Christian who owns one of world’s largest private collections of biblical artifacts and manuscripts
Its leaders abroad say organization still strong and new generation of leaders emerging to replace those jailed or killed
Domin Kari
