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Around midnight Thursday, deputies went to a house near San Antonio after somebody called to report hearing a child crying in a backyard, according to a Friday news release from the Bexar County Sheriff's Office.

China and Russia are renewing concerns over U.S. proposals to deploy a missile defense system in South Korea following a stream of nuclear tests, missile launches and provocative statements by North Korea.

A pilot told FoxNews.com that two days after two Florida teenage fishermen disappeared at sea last summer, he may have spotted one of them desperately signaling for help on a makeshift raft off the coast of Georgia.

At least three people died and scores of people were trapped after a building collapsed Friday night in Kenya's capital, a Red Cross official told CNN.

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Hillary Clinton said Donald Trump was "off the reservation" and reminded voters that she has experience dealing with men who misbehave -- perhaps referring to her philandering husband, former President Bill Clinton. Clin...

A judge has sentenced a Colorado woman to 100 years in prison for cutting a nearly 8-month-old fetus from a stranger's womb

The secretive U.S. Foreign Surveillance Intelligence Court did not deny a single government request in 2015 for electronic surveillance orders granted for foreign intelligence purposes, continuing a long-standing trend, ...

Sacré bleu! Dewey-eyed couples on romantic getaways in Paris may kiss under the Eiffel Tower, munch on baguettes and lock lips on the Seine - but forget about attaching "love locks" on the famed Pont Des Arts. The capit...

"Never will I stop having flashbacks and nightmares, and never will I be able to have a normal relationship with anyone, because I am too far from being normal again."

An Egyptian court has sentenced 20 people to life in prison for storming a prison in the Suez Canal city of Port Said in January 2013. …

Hundreds of Iraqi Shia protesters storm Baghdad's fortified Green Zone, breaking into parliament, prompting a state of emergency to be declared.

Thousands of opposition supporters have protested in front of the Serbian state electoral commission against what their leaders are saying is widespread vote rigging by the ruling populists. …

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Omar Golamrabbi, 17, and his 22-year-old brother Hasib have conflicting explanations about who killed their parents, San Jose police say

A roadside activity center in southern China was crushed by stones from an overturned truck, leaving 14 people dead, authorities said Saturday. …

The foreign ministers of China and Japan are meeting in Beijing in an effort to improve tense relations bedeviled by disputes over territory, history and competition for influence in East Asia. …

High levels of the toxic gas were found at a property in Northern Ireland where two paramedics were responding to an incident.

A partial truce known as a "regime of calm" comes into effect in most parts of Syria apart from in the divided second city of Aleppo.

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Argentina's strongest unions brought thousands of people into the streets Friday to protest high inflation and job cuts in the biggest demonstrations against President Mauricio Macri since he took office in December. …...