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25) — with the hope of “providing happiness” to his fanbase. “When ARMY feel tired and lonely, I hope this song gives them strength,” Jin says in the clip. “I have a very clear idea of ...

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GENEVA – A Swiss tourist was murdered in Algeria this month when a knife-wielding man attacked her at a cafe in front of her children, slitting her throat while reportedly shouting “Allahu ...

A Swiss tourist was murdered in Algeria this month when a knife-wielding man attacked her at a cafe in front of her children, slitting her throat while shouting “Allahu akbar”, media reported.

One of Indy's biggest names in coffee is coming to the Butler-Tarkington neighborhood. Tinker Coffee at the Firehouse opens Friday at 5555 N. Illinois St. in the former home of Chalet, a ski lodge ...

A knife-wielding attacker screaming 'Allahu Akbar' has murdered a Swiss tourist by slicing her throat in front of her terrified children at an Algerian cafe. The Swiss woman, who has not been ...

People walk on a roadside in the oasis town of Djanet in southeastern Algeria, where a Swiss woman was stabbed. Photo by AFP A Swiss tourist was murdered in Algeria this month when a knife-wielding ...

Patterson had missed the last three weeks with an ankle injury suffered against the Indianapolis Colts. Head coach Mike Tomlin said that Patterson would practice this week and had a chance to ...

WASHINGTON — It’s been more than five years since the US Army stood up a formal Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Task Force. But over the next year, that name is expected to be ...