Moscow says the label means any form of cooperation with the broadcaster will be prosecuted.
Hypothermia claimed the life of another infant and strong winds left a trail of destruction as storms again hit Gaza.
Unemployment rate rises to 4.6 percent as job cuts hit federal workers and manufacturing sector.
Lawyers acting for eight Palestine Action hunger strikers held in UK prisons say the lives of the detainees are at risk.
Yale research lab finds evidence that Sudanese group buried, burned, and removed human remains after el-Fasher massacre.
Exclusive: Iran's foreign minister sits down with Fault Lines to discuss the nuclear standoff and diplomatic deadlock.
Advocacy group urges sanctions on Israel after Canadian delegation, including six lawmakers, turned back to Jordan.
A British man who drove his car into a crowd of football fans in Liverpool has been sentenced to 21,5 years in prison.
White House's Susie wiles appears to contradict the official narrative portraying the attacks as an antidrug campaign.
"Hatred is about scapegoating.