Anthony Sawina targeted group in Minnesota as they headed to prayers, wounding two, after threatening to 'kill all'.

Officials say Miriam Rodriguez was shot dead by gunman after dedicating life to finding those who have gone missing.

The BJP is indulging in polarising campaigns to win elections, including municipal ones, as opposition parties shrink.

The move follows a dramatic fall in number of victims, 18 months after a surge in cases caused a public health scare.

Six intelligence officials express 'concern' over Moscow-based internet security firm Kaspersky Labs.

After alleging a CIA-S Korea plan to kill leader Kim Jong-un, Pyongyang demands handover of 'terrorist' conspirators.

A five-judge bench of India's Supreme Court is hearing petitions by women's groups seeking to ban verbal divorce.

It's been a roller-coaster relationship that ended in the FBI chief's firing - but what exactly happened along the way?

Facebook blocks 178 pages deemed unlawful by the Thai criminal court, including some allegedly insulting the monarchy.

Two UN special rapporteurs urge authorities in Indian-administered Kashmir to protect right to freedom of expression.

Acting FBI director tells senators inquiry will go on, says Comey was held in the highest regard at the bureau.

Social media app Snapchat reported a loss of $2.2bn in the first quarter of 2017.

President says he planned to fire FBI boss regardless of recommendations, in contrast to previous White House accounts.

The 279 employees of a car parts manufacturer want to pressure clients to maintain orders and keep the plant afloat.

Non-EU citizens may obtains right to reside and enjoy benefits, if their child is a citizen of the bloc, court rules.

Emirates blames the plunge on the US dollar's 'relentless rise', fierce competition and travel restrictions to the US.

Five people held as they try to deliver petition protesting against alleged abuses of gay men in Chechnya.

Ukraine passport holders will be able to travel visa-free to most EU countries under new rules approved by the bloc.

Hamas's political leader Ismail Haniya says the suspect acted on 'orders' from Israel and confessed to the crime.

Troops exchange fire along the disputed border in Kashmir, killing two civilians on either side.