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The man who turned a Colorado Planned Parenthood clinic into a bloodbath‘ is a surly, oddball loner who conversed little and picked fights with his wife and neighbors. Robert Lewis Dear, 57, had lived in tiny Hartsel, ...

Russia: 3 Islamic State-allied militants killed in Dagestan, including 1 back from Syria

The crying coming from under a block of asphalt sounded like it was from a cat to Angelica Blount. But it turned out to be an abandoned baby that police say was deliberately buried under debris along a Los Angeles area w...

New Orleans police announced Saturday they have arrested one of the suspects wanted in a park shooting that injured at least 17 people Sunday.

The owners of the abortion clinic where the gunman exchanged fire with police have said it will "adapt and begin again".

Austerity, not ignorance or laziness, lies at the heart of eating problems in the young While it's good to see that number of obese and overweight children has (slightly) fallen for those starting school, one in 10 child...

Tear gas has been fired in skirmishes ahead of the Paris climate summit amid tight security following the recent terror attacks.

Over 10,000 pairs of shoes on the Place de la Republique replace marchers who were set to take part in a climate cancelled protest as activists take to the streets around the globe. The Paris march was expected to bring ...

Pontiff urges CAR citizens to "avoid the temptation of fear of others", in last leg of his three-nation Africa tour.

Striking medical students defeated a plan that required them to perform two years of civil service after graduating.

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Republican front-runner Donald Trump on Saturday reframed his controversial comments that Muslims in New Jersey celebrated the unfolding 9/11 attacks, saying Muslims worldwide were overjoyed with the terror. "People saw ...

Republican presidential hopeful Ben Carson said during a visit to a refugee camp in Jordan on Saturday that Syria's neighbors should take refugees spilling out of the war-torn country because it would be an economic boon...

Ouagadougou holds first election since last year's popular uprising toppled longtime ruler Blaise Compaore.

Prosecutors in Ohio on Saturday released a frame-by-frame analysis of the surveillance camera footage first made public a year ago that shows a white Cleveland police officer fatally shooting a black 12-year-old boy who ...

Four months and 1,300 miles ago, Erlend Moster Knudsen started running. Starting line: Arctic Norway. Destination: a U.N. climate change summit in Paris.

One of the best known living photojournalists in the world has an exhibit in Cuba, the first for any U.S. photographer since the revolution.

Trip comes as Carson has faced harsh criticism about his lack of foreign policy expertise Carson has taken strong stance against admitting Muslim refugees to the United States …

'Things the Pope should pray for' - and other trends of the week

The interception of a boat with two Brazilian teens was the key to detecting the smuggling network The mother of the boys had arranged to pay smugglers $8,000 for each child The mother, a friend and the crew of the boat ...

Philip Williams, a 69-year-old U.S. Navy veteran, said he returned to West Hempstead, New York, in August after recovering from a knee replacement and ensuing complications to find that his home had been demolished. A Ne...

Security, climate key topics at conference in South Africa on new models for African cities