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750 people in South Korea have been isolated after contacting patients

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Americans are as dissatisfied with the U.S. military campaign against ISIS as they were during the Iraq War's least popular days, according to a new CNN/ORC poll released Monday.

Mobile phone footage shows the Smiler ride at Alton Towers immediately after a crash that seriously injured four people.

National Transportation Safety Board found no problems with train's brakes, signals or tracks

Boston officials say a man has been fatally shot by law enforcement agents with the Joint Terrorism Task Force.

Kim Jong-Un inspects facilities including swings at a new orphanage, which he claims will be a socialist "palace" for children.

Four people have been seriously injured in a crash between two carriages on a ride at Alton Towers in Staffordshire.

Witnesses say scores killed in a suicide attack at a market situated in Nigeria's northeastern city.

Two crew members from a sunken Chinese cruise ship are taken into custody, as rescue workers scramble to reach more than 400 people they believe are stuck inside, state media reports.

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Conducting a military strike on Iran would stall the country's nuclear program but ultimately wouldn't stop Tehran from obtaining a nuclear weapon, President Barack Obama said in an interview with an Israeli television s...

Secretary of State John Kerry, who broke his leg in Europe Sunday, was flown to Boston Monday -- on a massive military plane normally reserved for vehicles, tanks and helicopters....

He'll drink to his downfall

Former CIA official Henry "Hank" Crumpton believes the Obama administration is doing a "lousy job" fighting ISIS, as he told The Hill in a recent interview. Crumpton, who led a covert operation in Afghanistan after 9/11 ...

Defense hawks are seeking to roll back proposed controls on government spying contained in a bill passed by the House that is now before the Senate.

The FBI is operating a small air force with scores of low-flying planes across the country carrying video and, at times, cellphone surveillance technology -- all hidden behind fictitious companies that are fronts for the...

Iran's thin-skinned mullahs have jailed an artist who drew a cartoon disparaging members of parliament over their decision to restrict birth control for women.

The series of painful events that our family went through last summer have taken a toll on all of our lives, writes Suha Abukhdeir.

People could be banned from smoking in cars when children are present if assembly members back the idea later.

The report cites beatings, jailings and murder and says despite actions to reduce the abuse, human rights violations based on sexual orientation continue The United Nations human rights chief has said in a new report ...

Sepp Blatter might not be clear of the bribery scandal that has rocked soccer's international governing body. The FIFA president's top lieutenant made $10 million in bank transactions to an...