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The Indiana State Police said Thursday it had let go a trooper who had been sued twice in the past 18 months for allegedly preaching to citizens after stopping them for traffic violations.

Syrian monitors and a relative of a senior Egyptian al-Qaida figure who was fighting in Syria say he was killed in a U.S. drone strike this week

'I trained to be a police officer, not a showgirl' - two officers in Querétaro complain to the state's human rights commission Female police in the Mexican city of Querétaro have filed complaints that male commanders s...

The paedophile snatched his victim off the street, raped her twice, then dumped her hundreds of miles from her home.

President Obama upped the stakes in his Supreme Court fight with Republicans during a conversation with students at the University of Chicago Law School yesterday, saying the GOP effort to block nominee Merrick Garland w...

Michael Banks got stuck on his down, but the good news: His girlfriend said yes.

Here are 25 surprising reasons you can be fired in the U.S. without a warning

One of Europe's most wanted suspects Mohamed Abrini, who was being sought over the Paris terror attacks, has been arrested.

We aren't asking ourselves the right questions about this war

Dashing hopes of Holocaust survivors hoping for justice

Russia's Justice Ministry says it has been looking into a request for transferring Ukrainian filmaker Oleg Sentsov and three other convicts to Ukraine

Next week, Secretary of State John Kerry will become the highest-ranking American government official to visit Hiroshima, where 140,000 Japanese died from the first of two atomic bombs dropped by the U.S. in the closing ...

The overall number of tourists visiting France in 2015 rose marginally compared to the year before, despite the two deadly attacks in Paris in January and November. …

U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon says the world needs to focus more on the root causes of terrorism, saying "when you have to counter terrorism, it's too late." …

Sanders said he was "very moved" by the invitation.

Presidential candidate Keiko Fujimori carries the burden of her father's involvement in forced sterilisations.

The comment capped a week that saw the Ohio governor growing bolder in his direct criticism of Donald Trump.

Haruka Weiser was last seen leaving a university drama building Sunday night.

The hacking and shooting to death of a student activist in Bangladesh has renewed international concern that advocates of secularism and free speech are unsafe in the mostly Muslim nation. …

Lords report says curriculum focuses too much on academic route, leaving those who do not go to university unprepared for world of work Social mobility in Britain is hampered by a "culture of inequality" that penalises s...

Charity mentors Jim Davidson and Simon Weston are going into prisons to help stop veterans from reoffending when they leave jail.

Federal prosecutor calls for an investigation after leaked documents show the president had links with offshore company.