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Futuristic rides debut in Tokyo and Detroit, fur flies in London, the world shows solidarity with France and more.

US Secretary of State John Kerry said Monday he will head to Paris Thursday to show solidarity with the mourning nation - a day after the Obama administration was assailed...

Lee-Ann Palmarozza was found dead at a resort where she was staying with Peter Wayne Roberts.

Murdoch said even peaceful Muslims have a "growing jihadist cancer"

As school where Pakistani Taliban killed 149 last month reopens, defiance marks response to continued threats.

Interpol places former Ukrainian president Yanukovych on international wanted list

Days after the Pentagon announced that it would investigate alleged instances of civilian deaths in airstrikes carried out by the U.S.-led coalition in its campaign against the Islamic State group, McClatchyDC News claim...

The flight data recorder from Flight 8501 was retrieved on Monday morning, and divers have also pinpointed the location of the cockpit voice recorder.

(PARIS) — Police believe as many as six terror-cell members may still be at large after the Paris attacks, one of whom has been spotted driving a car registered to the widow of one of the slain attackers. Two French po...

Lawyers: 2 Albuquerque officers accused of killing homeless camper in March will face charges

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Divers have retrieved one of the black boxes from AirAsia Flight 8501 that crashed into the Java Sea two weeks ago, officials said today.

Croatia has elected its first female president after opposition challenger Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic scored a narrow victory, securing little more than 50 percent of the vote, defeating incumbent Ivo Josipovic in an elect...

On Monday, the city will begin an initiative designed primarily to help undocumented immigrants, the homeless and others navigate government bureaucracy and secure services.

After the terrorist attack in France, President François Hollande and the far-right leader Marine Le Pen have seen a boost in popularity, but no one expects the praise to last very long.

Mayor Kasim Reed's decision to terminate his fire chief last week for giving co-workers copies of a Christian self-help book condemning homosexuality is fanning new kinds of legal and political flames in Atlanta.

As they absorb the tragedy, many say they believe the killings prove that their fears have been well-grounded

Protests continue as president and opposition officials try to solve election standoff before parliament is dissolved.

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Last Friday, Mitt Romney confirmed that he's considering running for president once more in 2016. On Monday, the Washington Post reported that Romney is quickly rebuilding his campaign network for an "almost certain" run...

Former GOP vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan will not campaign for the top job in 2016, according to NBC. The Wisconsin Congressman said he hopes to focus his energy on his powerful new role as House Ways and Means C...