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Saturday's deadly earthquake in Nepal was the "big one" experts were waiting for based on the region's history.

Thousands of protesters took the streets of Baltimore Saturday in the largest Freddie Gray demonstration yet as hours of peaceful marching turned violent.

Aid starts coming to Nepal, rescuers move in after massive quake kills nearly 2,000

Experts gathered in Nepal a week before quake to prepare for 'nightmare waiting to happen'

One of the last American combat units stationed in Europe is asking the government for bigger guns amid rising tensions over Russia's involvement in the Ukraine conflict.

A man was being held Sunday in the fatal beating death of an Indiana University student whose body was found two days ago in a rural area not long after she went missing.

Coast Guard searches for 4 people missing in Alabama waters after sailboats capsize in storm

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The owners of an Oregon bakery have learned Friday there is a severe price to pay for following the beliefs of their Christian faith.

Magnitude 7.8 quake northwest of Kathmandu kills at least 1,800 as aftershocks continue amid warnings of more to come.

In a tragic echo of the catastrophic events in Haiti in 2010, a powerful earthquake struck one of the poorest nations on Earth today. The latest estimates from seismologists put the magnitude at 7.9, which would actually...

The earthquake struck near Kathmandu, Nepal's capital.

UN chief asks for urgent moratorium on capital punishment as Indonesia prepares to execute nine for drug offences.

The FBI is investigating a possible ISIS-inspired terrorist threat in the United States, law enforcement officials said Saturday.

Barry Burbank has the latest forecast.

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"Zero chance" family of hostages could face jail for paying terror group.

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At the annual White House Correspondents' Association dinner in Washington, President Obama made use of an Anger Translator, and sought to skewer just about everyone in the ballroom.

A Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport police officer reportedly shot a suspect in the Hertz rental car area outside the area Saturday night.

A powerful earthquake struck Nepal Saturday, killing hundreds of people across a swath of four countries as the violently shaking earth collapsed houses, leveled centuries-old temples and triggered avalanches in the Hima...

Towards the end of his annual speech to the White House Correspondents' Association Dinner in the nation's capital Saturday night, President Obama got "angry." Aided by Luther, his "anger translator" (a character played ...