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U.S. President Obama has previously admitted he has no strategy to take on ISIS. Will that change now that a second citizen has "paid the price" of U.S. strikes?

Google Inc., the Silicon Valley powerhouse that's behind technology that powers everything from its eponymous search engine to driverless cars, is teaming up with a North Chicago pharmaceutical company to develop new tre...

Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) now says immigration reform could happen in 2015. Nope.

Ahmed Abdi Godane claimed responsibility for Kenya mall attack.

The medical advance could one day lead to healthy, lab-grown organs that reduce the need for donor organs.

The White House said the additional personnel will be able to provide a "more robust, sustainable security force" and will allow previously deployed personnel to leave the country.

Russia's RIA Novosti news agency says remains of its photojournalist found in eastern Ukraine

Pakistan says 910 militants, 82 soldiers killed in offensive launched in June

After 30 years behind bars, two men were exonerated Tuesday by a judge in rural North Carolina and ordered released. The mentally disabled half brothers, Henry Lee McCollum and Leon Brown, had been convicted of raping an...

By late Monday night, the herd of privacy invaders had raised about $10,000 for the Prostate Cancer Foundation. The funds were promptly returned. 

911 calls have been released in the death of a nine-year-old's shooting instructor. CNN's Anderson Cooper reports.

At the end of an ISIS video appearing to show Steven Sotloff's murder, militants threaten the life of a British captive.

Pope Francis made a strong declaration of support to troubled Iraqi Christians at his weekly audience on Wednesday (September 3), saying that the church was proud of its "persecuted children".

A young woman has been charged with falsely reporting a shooting in Highland Park on Monday night in what authorities are calling a "swatting" incident.

Our desire to connect is primal, but our daily lives are often physically disconnected.

The streets of Deir al Zor lie in a cloud of dust and rubble. This shows what air power, Syrian President Bashar al Assad's main weapon in the war against rebel fighters, can do. Locals in Idlib province make their way t...

Saving energy makes sense any time, but particularly now, given our short supplies of oil and the pollution and climate change we create when we burn any fossil fuel. Still, you may be among the millions of people who ha...

Adam Levine doesn't do a great Sinatra, but he was really impressive as Michael Jackson singing the Sesame Street theme on Tuesday night's Tonight Show. Levine and host Jimmy Fallon played a game called "Wheel of Musical...

Since Occupy Central for Love and Peace emerged as a major pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong two years ago, the Chinese government has portrayed it as a threat to the territory's status as one of Asia's largest financi...

Police inspect the site of a twin car bomb attack in Baghdad's Al-Amil district on Sept. 2, 2014. Reuters/Ahmed Malik

A man holds up a knife as he rides on the back of a motorcycle touring the streets of Tabqa city with others in celebration after Islamic State militants took over Tabqa air base, in nearby Raqqa city August 24, 2014.

Most celebrities have stylists, personal chefs, trainers and drivers, but only a select few have had to employ Ira Judelson.