President's statement is first time officials have said there were three attackers in Wednesday's shooting, which left 21 people dead
Troops seize island Sunday without encountering any resistance from militants, who had been in control of it since November
Group publishes details, allegedly from government sites, of service members it claims were involved in US airstrikes against IS fighters in Iraq and Syria
Activists say the aircraft experienced a technical malfunction and made an emergency crash landing near Jabal al-Zawiya
The talks being held in Morocco nearly fell apart after forces allied to the internationally recognized parliament in Tobruk attacked Tripoli
Country's third largest city falls to rebels, who were firing shots into air to disperse protestors demonstrating against them Sunday
Parties to the international talks are speaking out as an end-of-month deadline nears for a framework accord, while wary US lawmakers plot Congress’s next move if a deal is reached
It is only country to have produced weapons-grade uranium and then voluntarily dismantle its weapons program to turn its resources toward medical research
Mob kills woman, sets her body alight for allegedly burning Quran near Shah-e Doh Shamshira shrine in Kabul
President Salva Kiir tells a rally of his Sudan People's Liberation Movement party that South Sudan's economy is already on its knees after 15 months of conflict.
Recapture of Damasak, Nigeria, is latest triumph in regional offensive that has turned tide against jihadi insurgency
Israeli PM says what he meant by controversial pre-election comment was that reality has changed since he endorsed two states in speech six years ago
Domin Kari
