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Muslih's release without prosecution is one of number of unsuccessful government attempts to crack down on armed groups.
The story of an ancient being that comes back to life is a fiction writer's dream, says scientist.
Fastly operates a group of servers strategically placed around the world to help customers move and store content.
Cardiologist puts lucrative practice on hold to aid thousands of farmers protesting against farm laws outside New Delhi.
Tensions are mounting after a prominent opponent of the country’s ‘One China’ policy was flown to Taiwan for treatment.
Another potential challenger to Nicaragua President Daniel Ortega is arrested, prompting criticism from US diplomat.
Sotheby's also auctioned off a British Guiana One-Cent Magenta stamp, issued in 1856, for a whopping $8.3 million.
Sara Rogel had been sentenced to a 30-year jail term for an abortion-related crime in El Salvador.
Statement from Netanyahu's office says march to go ahead 'in a format' to be agreed between police and organisers.
Media outlet ProPublica did not disclose how it obtained the IRS records it based its reporting on.
US and Mexico sign agreement to deepen bilateral cooperation on development in Central America.
Prime minister calls for unity but opposition MPs accuse gov't of sidelining them and the communities directly affected.
New study to enroll thousands of children below 12 years at dozens of sites across the US, Finland, Poland and Spain.
Lawsuit filed at ECOWAS court in Abuja calls for interim injunction restraining gov't from implementing suspensi
As tin reserves on land in Indonesia continue to twindle, miners are turning to the sea.
A Biden administration task force charged with reuniting families separated under Trump, has so far united 7 children.
Job openings hit a record high while one in three businesses struggle to find skilled talent.
Joe Biden and Michelle Bachelet among those to praise judges' upholding of Bosnian Serb military leader's convictions.
Moving ahead with weapons sale gives 'green light' to Israeli abuses of Palestinians, rights advocates say.
Government says 7,000 families have fled to Sebba after attackers killed 138 people in Solhan village.
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