A 19-year-old man has become the first Australian convicted of sharing violent Islamic State content on social media.

The Perth District Court convicted a 19-year-old man for sharing Islamic State beheading videos online via social media on Thursday. The conviction, following a 3-year imprisonment, marks the first ...

A federal judge has ordered immigration officials not to deport a Georgetown University scholar that the government detained ...

The Home Office has appealed a judge's decision after it appeared that they confused the asylum seeker's country of origin, ...

Stoke City go into the international break with work to do to secure their Championship status - and this player could be key ...

When Ron “Curly” Albrecht graduated from high school at Waverly-Shell Rock in the early ’70s he did not want to stay on the ...

KEVIN KNODELL / KKNODELL @STARADVERTISER.COM Dozens of veterans, Department of Veterans Affairs employees and community members gathered Friday in front of the state Capitol to protest cuts by the ...

A man from Western Massachusetts went on X, formerly Twitter, and threatened to kill several people including police, kids ...

In interviews with The New Arab, viewers and scholars expressed outrage over the Muawiya TV series’ controversial depiction ...

Columnist Kerry Drake didn’t agree with many of his views, but knows the late senator is a prime example of precisely what American politics are missing today.

Ali, a refugee from Iraq, arrived in the US just as Trump suspended the refugee programme. Trump's actions severely impacted ...