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ISIS is recruiting an army of AK-47-brandishing women from the West who are just as bloodthirsty as the men they are marrying. Calling themselves "lionesses of Allah," they are thought to now number more than 600, and th...

For more than six consecutive weeks, violent demonstrations have overtaken cities in Venezuela, as the country has descended into an economic crisis that anti-government protesters are pinning on socialist President …

Pope Francis acknowledged Saturday that the Vatican has a 2,000-case backlog in processing clerical sex abuse cases and says criticism of the slow pace was justified. But he says more staff are being added and insists th...

A wearable electronic device that can dissolve in vinegar and is currently considered to be the lightest, thinnest electronic device, was recently unveiled by researchers at Stanford University. This technology can help ...

Highlights from the Eurovision Song Contest in Kiev, Ukraine, which saw Portugal crowned the winner.

Opposition to the Dakota Access oil pipeline has persuaded some banks to stop supporting projects that might harm the environment or t

Europol director Rob Wainwright said there was an escalating threat worldwide.

In deciding to abruptly fire FBI Director James Comey, President Donald Trump characteristically let himself be guided by his own instincts - fueled by his creeping anger and sense of victimhood about a probe into Russia...

SWAT teams surround the emergency room of the hospital on lockdown, just outside of Chicago.

President Trump is weighing a “huge reboot” in his White House staff after becoming disappointed with several aides, according to a report on Sunday. The shake-up could include White House press secretary Sean Spicer...

Three coal companies operating in Wyoming have paid more than $80 million in property taxes due this past week. The payment was the second installment of 2016 property taxes owed …

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As the massive WannaCry ransomware attack spread to over 100 countries this weekend, French automaker Renault halted production in several of its factories on Saturday, according to a spokesperson. Speaking to Automotive...

Inside the buzzing enrollment agency, young professionals wearing slim-fitting jeans and lanyards around their necks tapped away at keyboards and fiddled with fingerprint scanning devices as they helped build the …

Pamela Childress seemed surprised I remembered her, even more so that I could vividly recall the still youthful but haunted face of her mother who was ambushed by Alzheimer's disease while in her mid-40s. The three of us...

The winner of last weekend's run-off vote will be inaugurated in Paris amid tight security.

White House says latest ballistic missile test should serve as a call for stronger sanctions against Pyongyang.

A 5.7-magnitude earthquake killed at least two people and injured hundreds while causing widespread damage.

David Davis does not accept Irish border issues can be resolved in first stage of UK's negotiation with the EU.

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This week in Sports Law covers a lawsuit filed against Tennessee Titans wide receiver Tajae Sharpe for allegedly beating a man unconscious, New York Mets pitcher Matt Harvey's three game suspension, Josh Gordon being den...

A passenger train has derailed in northern Greece, leaving four passengers dead and at least five seriously injured, including the driver, the state railway has said.