The Danish government has admitted that some of its citizens who went to Syria to fight for the Islamic State has been receiving sickness and disability benefits.

French presidential candidate Marine Le Pen canceled a meeting with Lebanon's grand mufti after she was asked to wear a headscarf.

A captured Islamic State militant who admitted raping more than 200 women has shown little remorse for what he has done and claimed that it was "normal."

An affiliate of the Islamic State in Egypt has released a video threatening to carry out more attacks on Christians in the country, saying they are the extremist group's "favorite prey."

Christian leaders in Vancouver want to stop Franklin Graham from speaking at an event that will be held in Rogers Arena next week due to his past comments about Islam and LGBTQ people.

After declaring eastern Mosul "fully liberated" from the Islamic State last month, Iraqi forces have launched a large-scale air-and-ground offensive on Sunday to recapture the western part of the city.

A Hindu organization based in America has dismissed a critical report sponsored by a U.S. government religious freedom commission, describing it as "hinduphobia" and alleging that it was biased.

At least 78 members of Congress have affixed their signatures to an open letter to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to call for the release of an American pastor who was jailed in Turkey under the accusation that he is a member of a terrorist organization.

A London judge has ruled that doctors can remove the life support of an eight-month-old baby against the wishes of the parents.

The French National Assembly passed a new law on Thursday that would penalize pro-life websites that attempt to discourage women from seeking to terminate their pregnancies if the website owners do not openly state their stance on abortion.

Egyptian authorities have reinstated the case against the three men who were accused of stripping a 70-year-old woman naked in public on the streets of Minya province in Egypt.