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New Zealanders have chosen a new flag design but the question now is whether enough people will rally behind it to oust the current flag. …

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The meetings were called after a spike in anti-Islamic incidents

Convicted spy Jonathan Pollard still poses a threat to the US -- even after spending 30 years in federal prison for selling top-secret information to Israel, prosecutors said Monday. Pollard, who was released last month,...

Enslaved workers were forced to peel shrimp in Thailand for up to 16 hours a day for little or no pay

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The capsule contains an American, a British and a Russian astronaut

A state-and-local strategy is one part of White House response to gun violence.          

Man charged with slaying of girl whose body was found in a suitcase far from mother's remains

Unit 3 at the nuclear plant in New York shut down.

Some calling for boycott of slave peeled shrimp; seafood firms say they must stay engaged

The House Judiciary Committee announced Monday work on legislation that would tighten the screening process for visas, including the K-1 fianc?? visa used by San Bernardino shooter Tashfeen Malik to enter the United Stat...

Former Illinois National Guard soldier pleads guilty to conspiracy in Islamic State plot

Saudi Arabia says 34 Muslim-majority nations have agreed to form a new military alliance to fight terrorism with a joint operations center based in the kingdom's capital, Riyadh. …

Until the moment she brandished a knife and stabbed a random woman in the heart, few would have had reason to fear "gentle, calm" Rohinie Bisesar. The well-dressed businesswoman -- described as "organized, professional, ...

Amsterdam's acclaimed Rijksmuseum has started renaming artwork in its vast collection whose titles could be considered inappropriate by a modern audience.

CNN Today's Amara Walker presses U.S. Representative Tim Murphy on whether or not more hospital beds are really enough to stop the next massacre in America.

India lauds Paris climate consensus, but worries it compromised too much on final treaty

Prosecutor's spokeswoman confirms the man is close to extreme-right groups.

A Swedish court sentenced an Uzbekistan national to 18 years in jail on Tuesday after finding him guilty of the 2012 attempted murder of an imam who was critical of the Uzbek regime. …

Popular painkiller removed from Australian shelves after court rules company misled consumers