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Russia's Vladimir Putin moves to establish Russian military air base in neighboring Belarus

David Miliband, former UK foreign secretary, tells Fareed why Putin's support for the Syrian regime is a sign of Assad's weakness.

BELI MANASTIR/HARMICA, Croatia

The country was declared Ebola-free--for the second time--on Sept. 3

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California sheriff's deputy shoots at robbery suspect from helicopter during wrong-way pursuit

Among the 33 Cabinet members sworn in were two top officials who held the same posts under Hosni Mubarak's regime.

US Secretary of State calls on Russia and Iran to use their influence to convince Syrian leader to negotiate.

Head investigator: Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl shouldn't go to prison for leaving his post

Pope to offer solidarity with Cubans and highlight critical role of Hispanics in US church

Falling oil prices, pitiless civil wars, and the rapidly growing number of refugees have put much of the world in crisis mode, but authoritarian states are being hit especially hard.

Greeks have abandoned all hope that their political leaders have the skills to rescue the nation's economy.

Oscar Pistorius stays in jail as parole review hearing postponed for 2 weeks

Prosecutors likely want alleged church shooter's friend to testify, legal experts say

Vice President Joe Biden reportedly has called Democratic donors and supporters to suggest he's more likely than not to enter the race for the presidential nomination. The Wall Street Journal...

A New York federal judge dismissed a civil lawsuit Friday from former Ukrainian prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko, who had accused her political opponents of running a racketeering business in the U.S. that led to her impr...

He says he hasn't even had a gun for two months

After undergoing a 5-year upgrade, the world's most powerful gravitational wave detector is back online and hunting for the tiniest of tiny fluctuations in spacetime.

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Participants condemn the military government for using draconian measures to silence detractors.

Residents of the city are debating the future of Confederate monuments and reaching vastly different conclusions.

Dr. Robert Gross responds to an article in The Spectator titled "There's a Good Reason There are No Great Women Composers" by pointing out the gross system of patriarchy in the world of music composition. Gross argues fo...