Letter threatening genocide sent to several US mosques

The FBI is not investigating letters sent to mosques in six more states promising to "cleanse" America of Muslims.
Letter threatening genocide sent to several US mosques
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Living with HIV: 'There is nothing to fear'

Wilson Bukenya was born with HIV. He lost his parents to Aids when he was two. Now he refuses to be afraid of the virus.
Living with HIV: 'There is nothing to fear'
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Fidel Castro's African legacy: Friendship and freedom

Analysis: Cuba's decades-long involvement in Africa has left a disputed and complicated legacy.
Fidel Castro's African legacy: Friendship and freedom
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Gambians head to the polls amid internet blackout

Gambia's lontime ruler, Yahya Jammeh, is facing the biggest political challenge of his 22 years in power.
Gambians head to the polls amid internet blackout
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Snooping, data leaks and the threat to online privacy

Experts warn expansive new surveillance laws and lax attitudes threaten civil liberties and expose new vulnerabilities.
Snooping, data leaks and the threat to online privacy
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Thailand's crown prince to be proclaimed King Rama X

Maha Vajiralongkorn returns from Germany for rite but coronation will take place next year after his father's cremation.
Thailand's crown prince to be proclaimed King Rama X
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How ISIL destroyed Iraq's Nimrud

Nimrud is one of many archaeological treasures in Iraq which has suffered under ISIL control.
How ISIL destroyed Iraq's Nimrud
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