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WASHINGTON -- Two Secret Service officers -- including one protecting the White House -- were found snoozing when auditors checked their posts, according to an inspector general's report released Thursday....

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Remnants of Hurricane Patricia to fuel heavy rains over parts of Texas

The pilot of a helicopter which crashed into a Glasgow pub killing 10 people did not follow emergency protocols after a fuel warning, investigators find.

Masses of South African university students converge on gov't HQ to protest tuition increases

Merkel is said to want hundreds of thousands of refugees brought directly from Middle East to control numbers and avoid perilous journeys Germany is to push for more ambitious and extensive common European policies on th...

Some doctors say the odds of having identical triplets are one in two million.

A charity which helps cancer sufferers warns that proposed Government welfare cuts will leave many people worse off.

"It is intolerable to allow discrimination of transgender individuals"

The company insists any resemblance to the soccer player is purely coincidental

An estimated 2 million rats dwell in New York City, and their human neighbors have lodged a record number of complaints about them to the city's 311 hotline. "The rats are taking over," New York City Comptroller Scott St...

The US pilot who died when his F-18 jet crashed in a Cambridgeshire field is named as Major Taj Sareen of the Marine Corps.

The suspect, who has been named by Swedish media as Anton Lundin-Pettersson, reportedly expressed far-right sympathies online.

One small West Virginia town is proving that BASE jumpers along with federal, local and state government can live in harmony.

Documents released by the National Archives show the extent of US concern after the betrayal of the Cambridge spies became clear.

She's already an orange belt with stripes in judo, thanks to the MMA star

Prosecutors in Peru say an army lieutenant arrested for allegedly letting small planes ferry cocaine unhindered out of the world's No. 1 coca-producing valley was getting bribes of $10,000 per planeload. …

While Illinois flounders financially and cannot even pay its lottery winners, one state agency is floating atop a huge cash revenue stream and plans to spend a record $1.4 billion next year on major construction projects...

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Hurricane Patricia barreled toward southwestern Mexico Friday as a monster Category 5 storm, the strongest ever in the Western Hemisphere. Locals and tourists were either hunkering down or trying to make last-minute esca...