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Violence broke out Saturday when Ku Klux Klan demonstrators and counterprotesters fought in Anaheim, California, leaving five people injured and 13 people arrested, authorities said.

On day two of the truce, aid groups are rushing to get relief to 480,000 trapped Syrians during a lull in fighting.

Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe celebrated his 92nd birthday with a lavish celebration Saturday, in a region of his country that is experiencing widespread drought and food shortages affecting 2.5 million of his peopl...

Authorities have jailed an Algerian citizen for possible links with the suspected ringleader of the Paris attacks, Abdelhamid Abaaoud. …

Police in eastern Thailand said Sunday that they have arrested several Cambodian sailors suspected of attacking four French tourists on a resort island, raping the two women in the group. …

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(Reuters) - Three Virginia police officers were shot, one of them fatally on her first day on the job, when they responded to a domestic incident on Saturday, authorities said.

Bill Clinton told a heckler who identified himself as a Marine to "shut up and listen" during a small-town South Carolina rally for his wife's presidential bid, video footage shows. Clinton was 40 minutes into a one-hour...

Hundreds of nationalist Buddhist monks and their supporters rallied in Myanmar's biggest city Sunday in support of retaining a constitutional clause barring Aung San Suu Kyi, the leader of the country's recently elected ...

Russian officials say a total of 36 people are believed to have died at a coal mine where a methane gas leak triggered three explosions and the collapse of the mine

Tehran's subway system provides an excellent way for busy commuters to avoid the city's congested streets.

A Chinese pastor and his wife who led a Christian congregation that opposed a government campaign to remove crosses atop churches have been sentenced to 14 years and 12 years in prison respectively for illegal activities...

A Virginia police officer was killed after a shooting in a Washington, D.C. suburb, officials announced late Saturday.

South African leader says Burundi agreed to allow pan-African body to send human rights and military monitors.

A state-by-state look at the maximum duration of unemployment benefits for people who file initial claims after Jan. 1, the number of people who received benefits in 2015, the amount of benefits paid and the percent of t...

At least 12 people were arrested

Lawmakers in Ireland expressed a sense of shellshock and division Sunday over whether the country's next government should be a historic alliance of age-old foes -- or whether there should be a second election. …

Florida Sen. Marco Rubio released summaries of his tax filings from the last five years Saturday, showing that he has received a regular senator's income of $176,000 as well as extra funds from several book deals. During...

"Deadpool" has "Shoop"-ed its way to a third straight week as the number one movie at the box office, and the third-highest-grossing R-rated movie of all time, with a $31.5 million weekend haul that brought its domestic ...

As Europe again falls prey to its historical weakness for fascism, the US is not far behind: Donald Trump today fudged a disavowal of the KKK and its leader David Duke, after a poll showed 20% of his supporters think it ...

Both Republican and Democratic presidential candidates seemingly agreed Sunday that GOP front-runner Donald Trump shouldn't be the commander-in-chief if he can't forcefully condemn the Ku Klux Klan and other white suprem...

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