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Russian President Vladimir Putin's unusual walk has been the subject of debate for quite a while now. Neurologists however, now believe they have the explanation as to why Putin walks differently, rejecting speculations that has suffered from polio while a child or that he now has Parkinson's disease.

ISIS, otherwise locally known as Daesh, may be the most feared terrorist organization on the planet today. But besides their unspeakable atrocities, many question the organization's origins or where they come from. Now Jonathan Cahn claims that the terror group may actually have Biblical roots.

A recent report from the Australian Transport Bureau Pilots claims that pilots of the MH370 struggled to save the fallen plane when the aircraft was hit by power failure in the air.

At least 3,500 fake Vatican parchments that were being sold to unsuspecting pilgrims taking part in Pope Francis' Holy Year celebrations were seized Monday by Police in Rome, according to Associated Press sources.

President Vladimir Putin said on Friday Russia supports the opposition Free Syrian Army, providing it with air support, arms and ammunition in joint operations with Syrian troops against Islamist militants.

The Swiss city of Geneva raised its alert level on Thursday and said it was looking for suspects who, according to national officials, had possible links to terrorism.

An Australian official reaffirmed confidence that the wreckage of the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 would be found but admitted that the search may extend to June 2016.

A man accused of attacking a commuter with a knife at an east London underground train station said he was acting for Syria, a prosecutor told a London court on Monday.

A teenage girl from Vienna who joined ISIS, and served as the terror group's poster girl for recruiting young women, is believed to be dead.

Australia has scrapped funding for a civilian surveillance operation that patrols a 10,000 square kilometer region of the Pacific in order to prioritize the search for the remains of the still missing and ill-fated flight MH370, the Sydney Morning Herald reports.

This year's annual Christmas concert was just canceled in the name of multiculturalism by the headmaster at an Italian elementary school near Milan.

Christians recruited and converted by the ISIS are the ones to watch for, a terrorism expert says. ISIS recruits from Christian families are turning out to be the "fiercest ones."

Sen. Jeff Sessions is worried that President Barack Obama would bring in more than 10,000 Syrian refugees to the United States. The senator highlighted how 12 US vetted refugees turned out to be terrorists, claiming that it is very dangerous to welcome and embrace Syrian refugees into the country. He added that most terrorists in the past were refugees' children.

Russian airstrikes are killing off more civilians than terrorists.

In memory of Diesel, the police dog killed by a suicide bomber on Wednesday, Russian government officials this week donated and sent Diesel's replacement to help 'in the fight against terrorism'.

I unlocked the door to the apartment, and we all collapsed on the couch, laughing after a day at the Louvre and an evening full of wine and food. My phone buzzed. "Are you okay?" "Yes, we're fine...why?" I texted my friend in the U.S. back, puzzled by her question.

Italian police arrested six members of Sicily's Cosa Nostra mafia on Friday as part of an inquiry that uncovered a threat of violence against Interior Minister Angelino Alfano.

Bishop Michael Nazir-Ali said Europe can only be saved by Christianity, not secularism.

The European Union will tighten checks at external borders of the passport-free Schengen area, including for its own citizens who enjoy free movement within the bloc, to boost security after the attacks in Paris by armed militants.

Dr. Sebastian Gorka, Maj. Gen. Matthew C. Horner Distinguished Chair of Military History at the US Marine Corps University and Katharine C. Gorka, president of Threat Knowledge Group, have both agreed that the ISIS threat to bomb targets inside the U.S. is real and warned the government to be prepared.

In the wake of Paris attacks, many are apprehensive about what terror ISIS would do next and what country would be in the line of fire. The group, however, wanted the world to know that they plan to hit New York next.

Members of the California-based band Eagles of Death Metal on Wednesday tweeted their first public statement after their show at Paris' Le Bataclan concert hall became the center of an international tragedy last Friday. The band reportedly was playing their song "Kiss the Devil" when three terrorists stormed the Paris theater, and indiscriminately began shooting into an estimated 1,000 concert-goers.

A woman suicide bomber blew herself up in a police raid on Wednesday that sources said had foiled a jihadi plan to hit Paris's business district, days after a wave of attacks killed 129 across the French capital.

Sweden's security police raised on Wednesday their terrorist threat assessment by one step, to four on a scale of five, issuing an arrest warrant for one person and saying there was "concrete information" of a possible attack in Sweden days after the Paris killing spree.

President Vladimir Putin vowed to hunt down those responsible for blowing up a Russian airliner over Egypt and intensified air strikes against militants in Syria, after the Kremlin concluded a bomb had destroyed the plane last month, killing 224 people.