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French Jets Bomb ISIS Stronghold of Raqqa, Destroy Site Where American Kayla Mueller Was Executed

In retaliation for the terrorist attacks in Paris on Friday, the French military conducted a series of bombings against Islamic State sites in Syria throughout Sunday and Monday.

US ISIS Strategy: What Measures Will the United States Take in Light of Paris Terror Attacks?

The recent ISIS-led attack is Paris has leaders in the U.S. and abroad wondering what can be done to stop further attacks.

Paris Attack Update: ISIS Claims Responsibility, Warns Paris Attacks as 'First of the Storm'

After one of the darkest days in Paris last Friday and the mystery of who was responsible for the multiple attacks and bombings in the different parts of the city, Paris now has received an answer. According to a recent message from the Islamic State group (ISIS) on Saturday, the militant group was the one behind the attack.The ISIS was re

Paris Terror Attacks - Social Media Reaction: People Strike Out Against Refugees in Light of France Shootings & Bombing

Many refugees in France and across Europe are in fear of their lives as many people are using them as a scapegoat in light of the terror attacks that occurred in Paris on Friday.

Anti-Immigration Propaganda Film Reportedly Going Viral in Europe [Watch]

As a testimony to how frustrated Europeans are with daily swell of refugees coming to nations like Germany and Greece, an anti-immigration propaganda film called “With Open Gates: The forced collective suicide of European nations” has gone viral in Europe, having been watched half a million times.

Nohemi Gonzalez: First US Victim Identified in Parisian Terror Attack a Latina Student from Cal State [Vigil Time, Schedule]

As the names of the victims from Friday’s deadly terror attack in Paris emerge, several of the 129 people killed have been identified as Latinos. Nohemi Gonzalez, a 23-year-old student from El Monte, California, was the first U.S. citizen reported dead. Gonzalez was eating at a restaurant when she was fatally shot.

Facebook Allows Users to Support Paris Through Profile Picture Filter

Social media has become a beacon of keeping up with world news and events, however in response to the horrific attacks that have plagued Paris, Facebook has added a feature to help users share their support for the country in its trying times.

Paris Terror Attack: More Than 100 Dead After Multiple Shootings, Bombings; Hostage Situation Underway

More than 100 people have died from a reported coordinated attack in Paris, France on Friday night. More than 100 people have died from a reported coordinated attack in Paris, France on Friday night.

Ayotzinapa Students Hospitalized After Run in With Mexican Authorities

Dozen of students activists were hospitalized in the southern Mexican state of Guerrero after coming across state and federal authorities.

Kurdish Fighters Declare Victory Against ISIS in Sinjar

The Kurdish regional government announced Friday that the Iraqi city Sinjar had been reclaimed from the Islamic State.

EDM Floating Music Festival Ends With Woman Going Overboard Near Cuba

The U.S. Coast Guard is search the waters off Cuba for a woman who went overboard on a cruise ship carrying an electronic music festival.

Venezuelan Dissidents Want Maduro Tried for 'Crimes Against Humanity'

President Nicolás Maduro's stepson and wife's nephew are facing charges in New York, but if a group of Venezuelan opposition figures has their way, the embattled president himself may soon have to stand trial for "crimes against humanity."

Guatemala Bans Underage Marriages

Underage marriage is now banned in Guatemala. Underage marriage is now banned in Guatemala. As reported by Reuters, the new law, which was approved in Congress by a vote of 87-15, raises the age a Guatemalan girl can marry from 14 to 18.

'Jihadi John' Likely Killed in US Drone Strike at Heart of ISIS Territory

The U.S. has targeted British Islamic State leader Mohammed Emwazi, aka "Jihadi John," in an airstrike in northern Syria, the Pentagon said Thursday.

ISIS Reveals New Video Threat for Kremlin

A video was recently released from the Islamic State (ISIS) militant group, announcing a message for Russia that they will soon be attacking Kremlin. The video comes after a bombing incident occurred last Oct. 31, killing 200 people in Russia which is suspected to be an ISIS activity.

Catolina Independence: Despite High Court Ruling Pro-Secession Leaders Say They Will Break From Spain

Despite a recent high court ruling that suspended the secession process, pro-independence leaders in Catalonia say they will keep moving forward with their plans to break away from Spain.

Kurdish Troops Launch Offensive Against ISIS Controlled Sinjar, Backed by US Air Support

A U.S.-backed Kurdish military force attempted to take back the Iraqi city of Sinjar from Islamic State militants on Thursday.

FARC Demands Congressional Seats, Says They Have Not Bought Guns Since September

As a further proof that the Colombian rebel group FARC (Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia) is making an effort at peace, the leader of the Marxist organization, Rodrigo Londono Echeverri, says that he ordered his fighters to cease purchasing guns and ammunition in September.

Abortion Facts: Colombia Considers Legalizing Abortions

The Colombian government is weighing the legalization of all abortions until the 12th week of pregnancy without requiring women justify their decision, a high-ranking government official said this week at a local conference.

Venezuela News: US Arrests Stepson, Nephew of Venezuelan First Lady on Drug Charges

U.S. agents on Tuesday arrested two members of the immediate family of powerful Venezuelan first lady Cilia Flores in a move that could further taint Washington's strained relationship with the South American country and with Flores' husband, embattled President Nicolás Maduro.
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