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Six medical volunteers have been hospitalized -- one in a state of brain death -- after taking part in a botched drug test at a clinic in western France, the Health Ministry said Friday. …

Poland's Parliament has adopted disputed new regulations for police surveillance that widen its scope but also put it under stricter court control

Indonesian police on Friday arrested three men on suspicion of links to the brazen attacks in the heart of the country's capital, and said they recovered a flag of the Islamic State group from the home of one of the atta...

Indianapolis police say a suspect in a domestic disturbance has died while in custody

PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. -- Port St. Lucie, a disparate series of residential developments and strip malls, had little to boast beyond its proximity to a nuclear plant and its fame as the spring training home of the New York...

FREETOWN, Sierra Leone -- A Sierra Leone official says a corpse has tested positive for Ebola, the day after the World Health Organization declared the outbreak over in West Africa. Francis Langoba Kelly, spokesman for t...

The search for the two CH-53 "Sea Stallion" aircraft may be hampered by a high surf warning, with up to 40ft waves off Oahu.

Worst son ever. The California nurse said to have won a share of the massive $1.5 billion Powerball jackpot was actually pranked by her son, family members told local media. The scenario played out at the Park Avenue Hea...

Authorities say a Canadian woman has been caught trying to smuggle more than 50 pounds of marijuana into western New York by hiding it in a foosball table

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Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder has asked President Barack Obama to issue an emergency and major disaster declaration amid a drinking water crisis in Flint that began months ago

Seven Republican presidential candidates faced off Thursday night.

Democratic Progressive party candidate Tsai Ing-wen looks certain to win presidency and reassess what had been a cosier relationship with China A former law professor with a doctorate from the London School of Economics ...

Giovanni Lo Porto died during a January 2015 raid on the al-Qaida compound where he and a fellow hostage were being held The mother of Giovanni Lo Porto had every reason to feel optimistic when, on 23 April last year, th...

A year after an American contractor was found dead in Saudi Arabia, his family doesn't buy a police account indicating he killed himself, and they fear the case has been closed.

Anglican primates claim the US Episcopal Church has made a "fundamental departure from the faith and teaching".

The lycra suits, which encase the swimmer's legs and end in a flared fish tail, have raised concerns after children struggled to keep afloat Mermaid-style swimsuits have been banned in New Zealand's largest city after be...

Being small actors in a great game of regional powers will put limits to Kurdish ambitions, analysts say.

Author Carool Kersten says the chances of ISIS gaining a permanent foothold in Indonesia are very slim because the majority of Muslims in Indonesia are "pluralists."

The Supreme Court will hear former Virginia governor Bob McDonnell's appeal of his public corruption convictions

A look at angriest exchanges between presidential candidates in latest debate.

Wisconsin prosecutor Michael Griesbach believes Steven Avery was wrongly convicted -- but you may disagree on how many times. Many viewers finished the final episode of Netflix documentary "Making a Murderer" feeling agh...