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Northern California wildfire threatens at least 150 homes; evacuations ordered

No one immediately claimed responsibility for the attack

Authorities think the man might have been involved in six cold cases from the past year

At least 10 people die after bombing in town of Maroua, three days after twin attacks using girls in same town.

A motorcycle stunt rider suffers serious injuries in an accident on a wall of death carnival show in Norfolk.

Donald Trump returned to Iowa on Saturday one week after setting off a national firestorm about Arizona Sen. John McCain's service in war.

Colombia's government suspends aerial raids on FARC camps after rebel cease fire

Hall of Fame NFL player Joe Namath helped in the search

US president Barack Obama condemns anti-women traditions in the final speech of his Kenya visit. Speaking in front of a crowd of 5,000 in Nairobi, Obama says there is 'no excuse' for sexual assualt, domestic violence, fo...

In a viral image, Victoria Donda Perez is seen shaping Argentinian policy while breastfeeding her 8-month-old daughter

The ex-wife of spy Jonathan Pollard on Saturday called on the Israeli government to pay for an attorney to facilitate his release amid reports that he can be freed soon....

Syria's President Assad publicly acknowledges that his army is short of manpower and is unable to hold on to every region in the civil war.

The Deputy Speaker of the House of Lords has resigned after a national newspaper published video of him apparently taking drugs.

Afghan officials say Taliban take control of remote police base in deal after heavy fighting

Call-in radio programme aims to reduce psychological impact of earthquake.

Officials say suspected Kurdish car bombing in southeast Turkey kills 2 soldiers, wounds 4

Activist known for calling corrupt Chinese officials 'pigs' among dozens held in crackdown

Obama to wrap historic Kenya visit, land that considers him a local son, with national address

Family and friends of an Illinois woman found dead in a Texas jail remembered her Saturday as a "courageous voice" for social justice and promised to keep fighting for clarity on the circumstances surrounding her death.

Hillary Clinton told reporters Saturday that she never sent or received classified information using her private e-mail server when she served as secretary of state, and that the facts on the issue "are pretty clear."

Turkey's attacks on the Kurdish PKK complicate its war against IS, where Kurds are one of the main forces fighting the terrorists.

A teenager believed to have taken nitrous oxide - also known as laughing gas - at a party in south-east London dies in hospital.