Reuters

Authorities urged people to stay away to avoid putting further strain on an overtaxed police force, and the rally organizer is complying.

The opposition’s legislative victory in December has repolarized parts of the OPEC-member nation.

The claim will add to international worries that Burundi's yearlong political crisis is sliding toward a full-blown conflict.

Antiquities chief Mamoun Abdelkarim says footage showed many structures are still standing, including walls around the Temple of Bel.

The Stones started their first-ever show in Cuba with “Jumpin’ Jack Flash,” a song recorded in 1968, when Cuban rock fans risked being sent to rural work brigades to cure “ideological deviation.”

Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz says a new agreement would provide more land routes for trade, as well as cooperation on agricultural and industrial matters.

Police have said they found Italian student Giulio Regeni’s possessions at a house belonging to the sister of the head of an alleged criminal gang.

Sunnis say they were marginalized under the Shiite-led government installed after the U.S.-led invasion in 2003, leading some to join ISIS.

The U.S. president said the country has ramped up intelligence cooperation to curb terrorist activities after the Brussels attacks.

The Redmond-based tech giant is in early talks with potential Yahoo investors about contributing to financing to buy the troubled company.

Pope Francis condemned “unprecedented violence” by Islamist terrorists, and called the bomb attacks in Brussels a “gesture of war.”

A man apprehended in Giessen had received phone messages that included the word "fin" -- French for "end" -- just before a Brussels blast.

Dozens more were wounded in Friday attacks in Aden, which coincided with the first anniversary of the start of the country's civil war.

U.S. health officials recommend delaying attempts at pregnancy if either partner has been exposed to the virus.

Household products like drain cleaner and nail polish remover helped produce a powder known as TATP, aka "the mother of Satan."

The Republican blamed Donald Trump for a tabloid story alleging extramarital affairs. Trump distanced himself, but noted the paper has been right before.

Unlike a California gunman's phone, a New York defendant's device had an older operating system not protected by the same encryption technology.

The attack, claimed by ISIS, occurred outside the militant group's territory, suggesting government forces are stretched thin after recent fighting.

The billionaire's company, Pershing Square Capital Management, owns a 9 percent stake in the troubled Canadian drugmaker.

The state already barred abortion funding, but the bill signed into law by Gov. Rick Scott blocks money for preventive care for low-income women.

The ride-hailing company will use annual revenue fund expansion in the world's second-biggest economy, its CEO says.

Thursday night’s bombing killed three security force members and wounded 24 at an outpost near the Turkish city of Diyarbakir.

The recapture of the ancient city would mark the biggest single gain for President Bashar Assad since Russia intervened in September.

The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank has become one of China’s biggest foreign policy successes.

Major indexes remain well above their 2016 lows, thanks to evidence of a reviving U.S. economy and a sharp rebound in oil prices.

But a fairly solid pace of consumer spending underscores the economy’s strength and should further allay fears of a recession.

The Rolling Stones arrived in Havana on Thursday (March 24), one day ahead of their historic, free concert that marks the end of a historic week on the island and a new chapter in their relationship with the United States. 

Kim Dong Chul, arrested in North Korea in October, reportedly committed “unpardonable espionage” for the U.S. and South Korea.

The man was seen on security footage next to Khalid El Bakraoui, the suicide attacker who detonated a bomb in the Brussels metro, a local newspaper reported.