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A total of nine people were arrested Thursday in connection with the attack, during which five gunmen stormed the National Bardo Museum in Tunis. Twenty-three people were killed in the raid.

Tunisia's newly elected government needs assistance to fight terrorists, and will likely get it.

Suspects linked to an attack in Guangzhou planned to join Islamic State group militants in the Middle East, a report says.

In a speech before the Security Council, the Libyan ambassador said the world has not done enough to stop the spread of terrorism.

Word of the pending announcement comes amid reports of questionable donations to the Clinton Foundation.

Hillary Clinton has faced increasing scrutiny for her, and the foundation's, ties to corporate and foreign governmental interests.

Tunisian government forces are engaged in a campaign against several Islamist groups, including the Ansar al-Sharia.

The three Chinese citizens were members of the East Turkestan Islamic Movement, which China designates as a terrorist group.

An al Qaeda splinter group known as Caliphate Soldiers kidnapped Gourdel.

The French president's calls for unity gained him support and blunted the National Front's rise.

"There are tensions abroad where people don't understand our attachment to the freedom of speech," French President Hollande says.

Rampant shortages are threatening to bring back the mass demonstrations that roiled Venezuela last year.

For Russia, oil revenue pays for half of its budget; for Venezuela, it's 96 percent.

After last week's Charlie Hebdo shooting, Paris Jews have gone into self-imposed hiding. Some might leave Paris forever.

An Iraqi Ministry of Health spokesman said Mosul isn't capable of diagnosing Ebola patients.

The Jund al-Khilafa group had kidnapped Gourdel, 55, in September and later that month released a video showing his execution.

A new post-mortem test indicated that the 24-year-old player was beaten to death in a locker room back in August.

Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi and Manuel Neuer all have strong cases to win the 2014 FIFA Ballon d’Or.

ISIS said it would mint its own silver, gold and copper coins, and launched the "Islamic State Financial System."

An audio message purported to be from Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi does not prove he is indeed alive.

ISIS is "the group that takes action,” but future expansion now pivots on propaganda — especially as they suffer losses in Iraq and Syria.