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FERGUSON, Mo.--After more than a week of tension and spurts of unrest, Ferguson security forces moved to break up a crowd of marchers Monday night by driving armored vehicles down the street, blaring a high-pitched siren...

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Atika Shubert speaks to Syrian presidential adviser Bouthaina Shaaban about what the Syrian government will do about ISIS.

The protests in Ferguson, Missouri, over the shooting of Mike Brown are being watched more than 6,000 miles away -- in the Middle East. Meanwhile, some demonstrators in the St.

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A largely peaceful protest in Ferguson, Mo. once again turned into a confrontation between demonstrators and police after dark Monday, almost 24 hours after Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon lifted a midnight-to-5 a.m. curfew and ...

In the days since a teenager was shot to death in Ferguson, Mo., an array of state and local law enforcement authorities have swerved from one approach to another.

Police fired tear gas and stun grenades at protesters in Ferguson, Missouri on Monday, after days of unrest sparked by the fatal shooting of an unarmed black teenager by a...

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Obama: elimination of Syria chemical stockpile an important step in keeping world safe

Missouri lawsuit seeks Ferguson police records related to shooting of Michael Brown

WASHINGTON -- President Obama says the recapturing of Mosul dam in northern Iraq by Iraqi and Kurdish forces is a “major step forward” in the battle against Islamic State militants....

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Multiple news outlets are reporting that one person has died as the result of an officer involved shooting approximately four miles from Ferguson, Mo.

Republican Texas Gov. Rick Perry hires high-profile legal team to fight criminal indictment

President Obama's recent decision to use force against Islamic extremists in Iraq has drawn some unexpected support. The AP reported Monday that Pope Francis told reporters in response to questions about the US military ...

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The truce in the Gaza conflict has been extended until the end of Tuesday as Palestinian and Israeli negotiators struggle to reach a more lasting agreement.

Rich Chinese are paying personal shoppers abroad to source luxury goods. Can new rules stop them?

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Former Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis didn't pull punches criticizing police tactics in Ferguson, MO Monday night.