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Hillary Clinton got caught on a hot microphone Monday calling Donald Trump "dangerous" and complaining that the media can't stop talking about him because he's like "candy by the bushel" to the press. Her words were caug...

Karla Jacinto is sitting in a serene garden. She looks at the ordinary sights of flowers and can hear people beyond the garden walls, walking and talking in Mexico City.

Police seized a small arsenal of guns, a gallon plastic bag containing marijuana, multiple doses of anxiety medication and a small amount of methamphetamine at the home of the "Pawn Stars" character "Chumlee," according ...

A man stabbed two members of the Canadian Armed Forces at a military recruiting center in Toronto on Monday, police said.

About 3 million people took part in more than 100 protests nationwide

VW was caught in 2015 using "default device" software to deceive U.S. emissions tests

"The biggest people in the party are calling"

The refugee influx began well before the Russian bombing and it's not just their bombing that creates refugees.

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According to a new report

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The Russian leader is thought to have achieved most of his goals in the Middle East, reinforcing his country's new image as a heavyweight on the global stage.

Yemeni health officials and witnesses say Saudi-led warplanes have bombed a busy market in a northern city, wounding dozens of people. …

Mother Teresa, a nun who dedicated her life to helping the poor in India, will become a saint on September 4, Pope Francis announced Tuesday.

The editorial criticized hypocrisy and political decline in the U.S.

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The refugees don't want to move from the border to camps in Greece

A federal transportation official says investigators plan to review the condition of the rail and other factors as they seek to determine what caused an Amtrak passenger train to derail in southwest Kansas

A shootout between Chicago police and a suspect in drug activity on the city's West Side has left one man dead and three police officers wounded

The foreign ministers of China and Japan have reaffirmed their nations' commitment to the full implementation of United Nations sanctions against North Korea over its recent nuclear tests and missile launches

Iran's foreign minister has used a meeting with his Australian counterpart to reject a U.S. argument that the test-firing of Iranian missiles last week violated a U.N. resolution

He says terrorism should include 'those who use their position and pen to serve the aims' of terrorists