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Seattle Mayor is the first to take official action against Indiana over the state's "religious freedom" law, barring travel to Indiana on city funds.

Two men are missing, but no identification was immediately released

An Air Canada aeroplane landing at Halifax 'exits' the runway while landing at Halifax, and reportedly hits a power pylon.

The participants from Dnepropetrovsk had hoped to help mend a rift between President Petro O. Poroshenko and the regional governor he fired and to ease worries that Ukraine is also now at risk of unraveling into privatel...

A European police chief says encrypted online communications are the biggest problem faced by security agencies tackling terrorism.

International observers are in Ukraine to observe a ceasefire, but they say they do not have access to all border crossings.

As forensics teams say they have isolated 78 strands of DNA at the Germanwings Alps crash site, more details of the plane's final moments have reportedly been leaked to German media.

Singapore bids farewell to longtime leader with elaborate funeral, procession through city

Thousands are preparing to march against extremism in Tunis later, as the death toll from the 18 March massacre rises to 22.

Gov. Mike Pence said he would support legislation to "clarify the intent" of a new state law that has attracted widespread criticism over concerns that it could allow discrimination against gay people.

Indiana Gov. Mike Pence stirred up controversy this week when he signed a "religious freedom" bill into law.

Pence disputes the law allows state-sanctioned anti-gay discrimination

The owner of a UK museum defends his decision to show images of the beheadings of many of the extremist group's victims.

The U.S. exerted new pressure against Israel by leaving open the possibility of letting the United Nations set a deadline for a Palestinian state, in what would be a departure from using American veto power to protect it...

Landmarks across the globe have been switching off their lights as part of WWF's Earth Hour, as Alice Baxter reports

Houthi rebels reportedly advance towards Saudi border while coalition air strikes continue for fourth successive night.

Con Edison workers were called to 121 Second Avenue in August for a "strong odor" of gas, and found multiple leaks in hoses that had been connected to the line, creating a "hazardous situation."

The court ruled that a police officer convicted of murdering an Associated Press photographer, Anja Niedringhaus, should serve 20 years in prison, according to documents sent to the country's attorney general.

Mohammad Javad Zarif, the Iranian foreign minister, said Saturday that he had had productive discussions with his European counterparts about the remaining gaps in a nuclear accord.

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Guinean President Alpha Conde has declared a 45-day "health emergency" in five regions in the west and southwest of the Ebola-hit nation.

The collision took place next to the USC campus.