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A district court in Japan ordered a nuclear plant to stop operations on Wednesday, the first time an injunction has been issued to halt an operational nuclear reactor.

A Florida woman known for a strong pro-gun stance was shot, accidentally, by her 4-year-old son, authorities said.

Sun Lukang has written four books with her toes.

Foreign Ministry insists missiles were conventional defensive instruments and did not carry nuclear weapons.

Donald Trump said Wednesday that he thinks "Islam hates us," drawing little distinction between the religion and radical Islamic terrorism.

Some of the worst flooding was in Louisiana

Romania's intelligence chief says a recent court decision that bans his agency from carrying out phone-tapping on behalf of police and prosecutors will harm Romania's national security

As the EU tries to send thousands of migrants back to Turkey and close the Balkans route many use, concern is mounting that people desperate to find sanctuary or jobs in Europe are already using smugglers to find other p...

The case comes amidst a larger investigation into state corruption in Brazil

Health authorities in Norway say two pregnant women have tested positive for the zika virus after traveling in Latin America. …

"I'm not even going to answer that question."

Most likely as a response to South Korea's military drills with the U.S.

Breitbart News defended the reporter against attacks on her credibility

WASHINGTON -- The nation’s first uterus transplant has failed, the Cleveland Clinic announced Wednesday, saying doctors had removed the organ. A 26-year-old woman received the transplant on Feb. 24 and seemed to be doi...

Democracy icon has vowed to rule the country through a proxy since constitution bars her from the post.

Donald Trump is rocking the polls in Florida and Ohio ahead of those key winner-take-all primaries and says if he takes both states on Tuesday, the GOP presidential race is finished. "I think if I win those two, I think ...

A U.S. Air Force veteran was found guilty by a jury in Brooklyn Federal Court on Wednesday for providing material support to ISIS, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of New York.

There is a void in the house where Avijit Roy once lived. Nearly a year after his shocking murder, the feeling of emptiness is palpable for first-time visitors stepping into his home.

North Korea fired two short-range ballistic missiles into the sea Thursday, probably to show its displeasure over war games being conducted by rival South Korea and the United States, reports said. The missiles were fire...

Police shut down his "cannabis church"

The city is working to apply credits to residents during the crisis over a contaminated water supply

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