After Terror Attack, Half a Million People March in Barcelona With One Message: 'I'm Not Afraid'
'No Tinc Por,' which means 'I'm not afraid' in local Catalan language, has become defining slogan for anti-violence response in Spain to deadly attack
'A Soldier of the Islamic State': ISIS Claims Brussels Knife Attack
Man who attacked two soldiers in Brussels shouted 'Allahu Akbar' twice during attack
U.S. News
Trump's Envoy Haley Blasts UN Peacekeeper Over 'Massive Flow of Illegal Weapons' to Hezbollah
UNIFIL commander seems to be the only person in south Lebanon who is blind to what Hezbollah is doing, Haley says
Europe
Sixth Russian Diplomat Dies Suddenly Since November 8, 2016
Russia's ambassador to Sudan, Mirgayas Shirinsky, was found dead in his swimming pool in Khartoum. The first of the sixth was found dead at the Russian Consulate in New York the morning of Trump's election
Middle East
Lebanon, Hezbollah Declare Ceasefire of Border Offensive Against ISIS
The cessation of hostilities, which came into effect at 7 A.M., will pave the way for negotiations over Lebanese soldiers held by the Islamic State
Americas
Decades After Adolf Eichmann, El Al Will Again Fly to Argentina
The mastermind of the Holocaust's Final Solution was nabbed by Israeli agents and smuggled onto an El Al flight that brought him to Israel, where he was tried and executed
Africa, Asia and Australia
Old Photo of Afghan Women in Miniskirts May Have Convinced Trump to Commit More Troops
U.S. National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster reportedly showed the president the 1972 image of the women to prove that Afghanistan was once more Western-oriented and might shift back in that direction
