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More tech companies are rallying around Apple

A rare La Plata dolphin died earlier this month after a group of beach-goers apparently took it out of the ocean, then surrounded and handled it, according to Vida Silvestre, a wildlife foundation in Argentina.

Six lions escaped from a park in the Kenyan capital of Nairobi, leaving residents on edge and officials scrambling to find them, authorities said.

WASHINGTON -- Republicans clamoring for the next Supreme Court justice to follow in the ideological footsteps of Justice Antonin Scalia may have just found their road map. In a newly unearthed 2012 interview on C-SPAN, S...

Some weren't happy about the way she defended Bill Clinton and Obama.

Donald Trump took aim at Pope Francis' claims that the presidential candidate may not be a Christian, calling the accusation "disgraceful."

She said it lasted over 90 minutes

The trial for Edward Nero was supposed to begin Monday

President Barack Obama signed new sanctions on North Korea into law Thursday, punishing the regime after its nuclear and missile tests as well as suspected cyber-hacking incidents.

A private helicopter with five people on board crashed Thursday into Pearl Harbor in Hawaii, leaving one person in critical condition, officials said.

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Sanders has done well with voters in New Hampshire and Iowa

Patty Wetterling's son Jacob turned 38 years old on Wednesday.

U.S. warplanes on Friday struck an ISIS camp in Libya where a senior operative in the terrorist group -- Noureddine Chouchane -- was believed to be, a U.S. official told CNN.

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A "cessation of hostilities" negotiated by major world powers is set to take effect Friday in Syria.

Al-Shabaab's intelligence chief was killed in an airstrike in Somalia, the Kenyan military said in a statement Thursday, calling it "a major blow" to the terror group.

Before the freighter El Faro sank, the captain was warned by a text message from his vacationing second mate that a storm looming offshore was forecast to become a hurricane, according to testimony Thursday.

Clashes inside a United Nations compound in South Sudan killed at least 18 people, including two Doctors Without Borders staffers, the organization said Thursday.

It was one vote short of passage

'This is probably the toughest primary that I've ever seen'

U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron wants to loosen his country's relationship with the E.U. to encourage British voters to stay