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Boko Haram Most-Wanted Poster: Nigerian Army Issues 100 Photos Of Suspected Militants

The graphic from the African nation's army includes Abubakar Shekau, the alleged leader of the militant group.

Along With ISIS, Fethullah Gulen On Turkey Terror List: US-Based Cleric Wanted As Businesses, Media Targeted In Istanbul

Fethullah Gulen, a reclusive religious cleric who lives in a gated-farming community in Pennsylvania, has been placed on a most-wanted terrorist list along with leaders of the Islamic State group.

Saudi Blogger Raif Badawi Wins Sakharov Human Rights Prize

The winner of this year's Sakharov prize is serving a 10-year prison sentence over his writings, which criticized Saudi Arabian religious authorities.

South Koreans Losing Trust In Religion Despite Steady Support For Catholicism: Survey

Among the decreasing number of South Koreans who trust religion, a new survey says Catholicism remains the most supported faith.

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Israel-Palestine Conflict: Unesco Raises Concerns Over Bid To Designate Western Wall As Part Of Al-Aqsa

The UN is concerns about a proposal by some Arab nations to classify the Western Wall -- one of the holiest sites in Judaism -- as part of the Al-Aqsa mosque compound in Jerusalem.

Russia Anti-Islamist Crackdown? 20 Supporters Of Outlawed Hizb Ut-Tahrir Group Detained, Dozens Others Under Investigation

Hizb ut-Tahrir is a controversial movement that has called for the establishment of a state based on the Islamic model of a caliphate but has rejected violence.

US Military To Conduct Missions Against Boko Haram Inside Nigeria: Report

The U.S. military reportedly will carry out surveillance and intelligence missions against Boko Haram inside Nigeria as part of its deployment to West Africa.

Parliament Of The World’s Religions 2015: Interfaith Gathering In Salt Lake City Embraces Mormon, Atheist And Aboriginal Voices

Evolving with the times, a 122-year-old interfaith event now embraces religions that have traditionally been excluded.

Is Bernie Sanders Jewish? Democratic Candidate Opens Up About Religion, Upbringing

Over several interviews, the Democratic presidential candidate recalled how learning about the Holocaust helped him understand the role of politics in life.

German Anti-Islam Group Pegida's Rally Draws Thousands In Dresden

Leaders of the right-wing, anti-Islam group accused German Chancellor Angela Merkel of turning the country into a “jungle camp” through her open-door policy for refugees.

Israeli Prime Minister Bars Cabinet Ministers, Members Of Knesset From Jerusalem Holy Site

A hilltop in the city has been at the crux of recent tensions between Israelis and Palestinians.

ASEAN, US, Other Nations To Meet On Islamic State Group's Rise In The Region

Poor Muslims in the region may be ideal targets for radical groups looking to recruit for deployment abroad.

Oklahoma Ten Commandments Monument Removal Celebrated By Secularism Activists

Secularism activists say the removal was an important move in the culture wars.

Nigerian Army Arrests 'Suspected Boko Haram Financier,' 'Stimulants Dealer' Mohammed Maina

The Nigerian army said Tuesday it had arrested a "suspected Boko Haram financier and stimulants dealer" in the Bama Local Government area of Borno state.

Boko Haram Has Killed 600 Nigerian Teachers, Displaced 19,000: Teachers Union

In addition, 19,000 teachers in Nigeria's northeast have been displaced by militants in the past six years, according to the Nigeria Union of Teachers.

Florida Candidate For US Senate Augustus Sol Invictus 'Sacrificed' Goat, Drank Its Blood In Pagan Ritual

"I did sacrifice a goat. I know that's probably a quibble in the mind of most Americans," Augustus Sol Invictus said, according to reports. "Yes, I drank the goat's blood."

California Gov. Jerry Brown Signs Right-To-Die Legislation

"If I were dying in prolonged and excruciating pain ... it would be a comfort to be able to consider the options afforded by this bill.”

Boko Haram Claims Responsibility For Suicide Bombings Near Nigeria's Capital Abuja

The deadly suicide bombings killed at least 18 people and wounded 41 others Friday night in the suburbs of Nigeria's capital city, Abuja.

Nigerian Army Probes Suspected Boko Haram Sponsors After Maiduguri Suicide Bombings

"They will be exposed in due course," Maj. Gen. Yushau Abubakar reportedly said of the suspected sponsors of Boko Haram.

Who Are The Umpqua CC Shooting Victims? Sheriff Reads Oregon Families' Messages About Loved Ones, Students

The nine people killed in Thursday's massacre at a community college in Roseburg included a 67-year-old professor.

Fethullah Gulen, US-Based Religious Cleric, May Face Life Imprisonment On Coup Charges In Turkey

Fethullah Gulen, a popular religious leader with businesses and schools around the world, is accused of attempting a coup in Turkey from his gated farming community in Pennsylvania.

Boko Haram Suicide Bombings: Young Girls Detonate Outside Mosque In Maiduguri, Kill At Least 10

At least 10 people were killed and 39 others wounded in the attack. Witnesses and security sources said the suicide bombers were girls, some as young as 9.