Iraqi Region Is Evicting Families of ISIS Members
New York Times journalists are in the field in central and northern Iraq to assess the humanitarian impact of battles between the government and Islamic State fighters.
U Ko Ni, a Prominent Muslim Lawyer in Myanmar, Is Fatally Shot
YANGON, Myanmar — U Ko Ni, a prominent human rights lawyer and a legal adviser to Myanmar’s leader, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, was fatally shot at Yangon International Airport on Sunday.
U.S. Commando Killed in Yemen in Trump’s First Counterterror Operation
WASHINGTON — One American commando was killed and three others were injured in a fierce firefight overnight with Qaeda militants in central
European Leaders Reject Trump’s Refugee Ban as Violating Principles
BERLIN — Reflecting mounting European anger and astonishment at President Trump, several countries on Sunday rejected — sometimes in blunt terms — his ban on all refugees and the citizens of seven Muslim-majority countries entering the United States.
‘Fairytale’ comeback for Fed
Roger Federer has described his Australian Open triumph as a ‘fairytale’ after beating Rafael Nadal to complete an incredible comeback following six months out with injury.
Romford Journal: In a Pro-‘Brexit’ Corner of Britain, Impatience to Be Done With It
ROMFORD, England — At the greyhound track in Romford the mood is tense. “Think big,” one racecourse employee breathes into my ear, referring not to life in general but to dog No.