Many relatives still struggling to get their loved ones recognized as victims amid the ongoing chaos in the country; calls for international probe mount

Leading economist offers data on the current effects of the controversial judicial overhaul legislation and projections for more ripples as the hi-tech industry begins to uproot

Case studies in Israel, Brazil and Kenya show that charges, conviction and even imprisonment not necessarily impediments to returning to power

Move could deter Iran or escalate tensions further and would represent extraordinary commitment in Mideast by US forces, as Pentagon tries to focus on Russia and China

Former president answers for first time to federal charges that accuse him of orchestrating brazen and ultimately failed attempt to block peaceful transfer of power

US bank says it is 'not hard to imagine' a further slowdown in economic output and possible downgrade of credit rating, pointing also to government priorities in other areas

In first for a North African or Arab country, national team advances beyond group stage, prompting interest in women's team in country where men's soccer dominates

Officials say no final decision made, deployments would be made at request of ships involved; drastic move not even taken during 'Tanker War' in 1980s

Extremist group says Abu al-Hussein al-Husseini al-Qurashi was killed while fighting rival jihadists, names Abi Hafsan al-Hashimi al-Qurashi as new leader

Washington opposes completion of project which has been stalled since 2014, saying it could violate nuclear sanctions on Iran