Vishakha Sonawane

Police officers in Prescott apprehended Ebonice Johnson, a store employee who had a .22-caliber rifle which she said she planned to use.

The ruling comes after the Green Party’s presidential candidate Jill Stein filed a lawsuit against Michigan’s election officials to speed up the recount bid.

Officials are investigating claims that Sara Netanyahu used the funds to look after her late father and to pay workers at private family gatherings.

Critics continue to monitor the president-elect's Cabinet choices, saying many of the officials have anti-Muslim leanings.

The handwritten and photocopied letters praise President-elect Donald Trump who, according to the writer, will “cleanse America.”

Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn is required to formally accept the Thai parliament’s invitation to become the next monarch.

The Norwegian grandmaster, who turned 26 Wednesday, was crowned winner for the third straight year.

The fire has torched over 700 houses, injured 53 people, and damaged two Tennessee towns near the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

Although few attacks in the country have been directly linked to the group, several of its sympathizers have carried out assaults in the country, with some leading to fatalities.

The accident occurred when the aircraft was on a routine mission in West Bengal’s Sukna military camp in the country's east.

The leader of the reclusive country spoke about his late father Kim Jong Il during a visit to North Korea's popular tourist spot Samjiyon county.

ISIS militants have been shooting people fleeing the troubled city, in what a U.N. agency called “serious breaches” of international human rights and law.

The 22 Syrian fighters, said to be pro-Turkey, were transported to the Turkish border town of Kilis by emergency personnel and were undergoing treatment.

Two people were arrested for carrying firearms illegally after the incident in the famous French Quarter early Sunday.

The chopper belonged to National Iranian Oil Company and was transporting a person suffering a cardiac arrest from an offshore oil platform.

The letters, signed by “American for A Better Way,” have triggered a civil rights group to call for increased police protection at Islamic places of worship.

President-elect Donald Trump said in 1996 he wanted to do business with Cuba and was “ready to build the Taj Mahal in Havana.”

Green Party leader Jill Stein filed for the recount request Friday. The state’s election board is expected to complete the recount by Dec. 13.

The Cuban leader for almost 50 years died Nov. 25, about 10 years after he handed over political power to his brother Raul.

Most leaders from South and Central America, as well as from Asia, offered their condolences while reactions from the U.S. were celebratory.

The Cuban leader and revolutionary died at 10:29 p.m. EST Friday, according to reports.

The crash happened at the Haft-Khan station in Shahroud city, about 250 miles east of the capital Tehran.

The Islamic State group fighters were arrested following an operation by the army near the country’s border town of Arsal.

The United States will continue to follow “regional hegemony” in the South China Sea, according to a Chinese think tank.

The numbers are believed to be a coded message for Pyongyang's agents in South Korea, according to a report.

Authorities said no evidence could suggest that the attack at a home for Catholic missionaries in southwestern France was terror-related. The shooter is at large.

The 15-year-old was allegedly shot by a white man following an altercation at a store in the capital Charleston, according to reports.

Tunisian President Beji Caid Essebsi said that the U.S. drones were unarmed and were flying over the border on Tunisia’s request.

Al Arabiya General Manager Turki bin Abdullah Aldakhil’s income reportedly went up over 11 times in just six months of joining the channel.