Iraq’s parliament urged a reciprocal visa clampdown on Americans as a backlash spreads.
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Iraq’s parliament urged a reciprocal visa clampdown on Americans as a backlash spreads.
Resettlement agency fears some refugees are in such poor health they could die.
Canadian authorities call the assault that killed six a terrorist act.
Canada can take the mantle of moral leadership from the U.S.
Canada's government is “offering temporary residence to any traveler who is stranded in Canada."
A phone call between Trump and King Salman made no mention of immigration bans on Muslim-majority countries.
Six men were killed and at least 19 people were injured in the attack at the Quebec Islamic Cultural Center on Sunday.
The notion of mass violence in Canada always seems to surprise. But terror strikes on Canadians are not so rare, and the shooting at a Quebec City mosque this week is not the country's most deadly attack.
Major new commitments were made by the Obama administration in July at a NATO summit.
The new U.S. defense secretary will visit South Korea and Japan on his first foreign trip.
Some European citizens are also banned from entering the U.S. under Trump’s new order.
The petition question is now on Parliament’s agenda amid the furor over Trump’s travel ban order.
A Japanese photographer documents one man's life with his love doll.
As Bernard Aronson’s special State Department mandate ends, there is no sign he’ll be replaced.
"This masjid has witnessed a lot of issues before — threats and vandalism, and some Islamophobic graffiti,” Samer Majzoub, president of the Canadian Muslim Forum, said.
In social-media postings, Islamic State supporters claim proof for the notion that the U.S. is at war with Islam.
From Europe to the Middle East, politicians and clerics condemned the president’s move.
The winner was Benoît Hamon, a former education minister.
From the Wires
The French Canadian university student charged with killing six Muslim men during evening prayers at a mosque was known for far-right, nationalist views and his support of the French rightist party led by Marine Le Pen.
North Korea will be casting a dark — and nuclear — shadow over U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis’ first foray abroad.
Indonesia’s tsunami detection system, made up of seafloor sensors that communicate with transmitting buoys on the surface, has been rendered useless by vandals and lack of funding. Now Indonesian and U.S. scientists say they’ve developed a way to dispense with the expensive buoys and possibly add crucial extra minutes of warning for vulnerable coastal cities.
Pungent wood smoke wafts daily across the hinterlands of Haiti’s southern peninsula, where villagers stack smoldering wood beneath dirt mounds to make the charcoal that nearly all the urban households in the country use to cook every meal.
A Dutch tourist aboard a cruise ship near Antarctica who suffered a suspected stroke was successfully evacuated Tuesday to a U.S. base on the frozen continent.
The Saudi-led military coalition in Yemen and Houthi Shiite rebels may have committed war crimes in the conflict that is wracking the Middle East’s poorest nation with no end in sight, U.N. experts said in a new report.
