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Labor experts say that preventing further labor abuses on New York University's new campus will be no small matter, given the laws currently in place.

A day-by-day journey up Interstate 35 continues with a look at San Antonio, a city of wrenching differences where the fault lines of class and identity are visible and raw.

US Secretary of State John Kerry says that impatience with Venezuela is growing over its failure to address the country's serious political crisis.

WASHINGTON – Law enforcement faces an “enormous challenge” in preventing state-sponsored cyber crimes, FBI Director James Comey said Wednesday, days after the Justice Department announced charges against five Chine...

Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, 19, suspect No. 2 in the Boston Marathon explosion, is pictured in this undated FBI handout photo. Reuters/FBI

(Photo Courtesy of Senada Adzem) By Courtney Driver South Florida is known for many things, included among them being a very nice place to call home. Pleasant weather, a vibrant environment and quick flights to New Engla...

Russia looks set to veto a UN Security Council vote to refer the crisis to the ICC after branding it a "publicity stunt."

An investigation of a defense lawyer for a Guantánamo detainee accused of aiding the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks has been closed, a Justice Department official told a war-crimes court.

Moments after his train left a station in Taipei on Wednesday, a man randomly stabbed passengers before his violent fury ended when he was forced to the ground, police said.

New trains are too fat to fit in some stations. Talk about a faux pas

Former Russian oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky says new sanctions risk playing into the hands of nationalists trying to isolate Moscow from the West.

I first met Mohammad Javad Zarif, the Iranian foreign minister, in the nineteen-eighties, when he was a junior member of the Iranian delegation at the United Nations. This week’s issue of The New Yorker includes a Prof...

Several people have died and many more have been injured in an explosion in the western Chinese city of Urumqi.

Rabbi, nurses, and officers among 71 arrested for allegedly sharing child pornography online in New York, police say.

Test takes place in Hawaii of interceptor that will be stationed first in Romania as part of US-Nato system criticised by Russia The United States has announced the first live firing test of a missile interceptor destine...

The Islamist group is intensifying their campaign in Nigeria's north, killing dozens in coordinated attacks, showing an alarming reach.

(TRIPOLI, Libya) -- Gen. Khalifa Hifter has been waiting decades for his moment. More'Culture of Deceit'?: VA Office in N.M. Investigated Phony Wait Times in 2013 NBC NewsMen Charged With Toppling Ancient Rock Formation ...

(JOS, Nigeria) Islamic militants killed 48 villagers in northeastern Nigeria near the town where they kidnapped 300 schoolgirls, and the U.S. said Wednesday it was sending in 80 military personnel to expand the drone sea...

A major event in Madrid's bullfighting season has been cancelled after all three matadors were gored by bulls.

Eighty US military personnel deployed to Chad to aid search for 276 schoolgirls abducted by Boko Haram.

Mike Dresser is a 38-year-veteran for the Baltimore Sun and never imagined he would be allergic to the pine resin in newspaper ink.

While we were all pondering Facebook's role in devaluing the media, the U.S. went ahead and launched a spy satellite into orbit, for use by the NRO.