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University of Texas allows guns in classrooms
The issue is particularly sensitive given that the University of Texas at Austin was the scene of one of the nation's first mass shootings on a college campus.
Islamic State downs military helicopter, 2 killed: Iraqi officials
The two officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorised to brief reporters.
Large-scale terror attacks in Europe 'a certainty', says French PM
"We have entered -- we all feel it -- in a new era characterised by the lasting presence of 'hyper-terrorism'," said French Prime Minister Manuel Valls, whose country was hit by two Islamist attacks in 2015.
Under which law can Pakistan seek Kohinoor's return: Lahore HC
Petitioner Barrister Javed Iqbal Jaffrey told the Lahore High Court that Kohinoor diamond was "Pakistan asset" as it is in "illegal possession" of Britain.
Donald Trump, Sanders look to emerge from New Hampshire with wins
Trump leads the Republican field in the country's first primary, while Florida Senator Marco Rubio tries to establish himself as the chief rival to Trump and Texas Senator Ted Cruz.
Islamic State losing fighters to rival terror groups after pay cuts: Report
US-backed Kurdish and Arab forces have seized significant amounts of territory from the extremist group in the parts of Iraq and Syria where it declared a caliphate in 2014.
9 killed as Taliban suicide attack targets FC vehicle in Pakistan
A powerful blast rocked the congested Kachari area of Quetta near the premises of the heavily guarded city district courts.
UN panel rules Julian Assange 'unlawfully detained': Report
This comes hours after Assange tweeted he would accept arrest if the UN panel ruled against him
Barack Obama visits US mosque, interacts with community leaders
US President Barack Obama holds a roundtable with Muslim American community leaders at the Islamic Society of Baltimore mosque in Catonsville.
JeM chief threatens to retaliate if Pakistan acts against anti-India outfits
Writing in a Jihadi magazine, Azhar has said that his army won't let his enemies celebrate if he is held.
One dead in shooting, stabbing at US motorcycle expo
Police officers stand watch outside the Rocky Mountain Regional Trauma Center after a shooting at a motorcycle show at the National Western Complex in Denver, Colorado.
Did Brazil, global health agencies fumble Zika response?
It took until early May 2015 for the health ministry to recognize that the Zika virus had arrived in Brazil and to alert the WHO’s regional arm.
Emperor Akihito honors Japanese war dead in Philippines
Clad in black and accompanied by Empress Michiko, he and Michiko each laid a bouquet of white chrysanthemums, Japan's imperial symbol, and silently prayed near a marble cenotaph in the Japanese memorial garden.
US will counter ISIS terror plotters in any country: Obama
In a meeting with his National Security Council, Obama discussed intensification of US campaign to degrade and destroy Islamic State (ISIS).
Trump steps up attacks with 'bimbo' tweet before Fox News debate
Trump's main rival in Iowa, U.S. Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, poured scorn on the billionaire for pulling out of the debate.