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We think of terrorists as fearsome figures, but they're nothing of the kind

A picture of the gunman Omar Mateen has begun to emerge -- here is the latest on the investigation

The wife of the gunman who killed 49 people at a gay nightclub in Orlando could face charges in connection with the attack, reports say.

Extended: Orlando survivor describes attack

A Royal Navy pilot and his team have nicknamed the little guy "Tigger"

Pastors and Mayor Buddy Dyer insisted that the city would resist being labeled by a horrific attack.

Aaron Persky, who declined to send Brock Turner to prison, was removed from an alike case amid concerns about his ability to 'fairly participate' in the proceeding The judge who gave a lenient sentence to a former Stanfo...

CNN's Anderson Cooper asks Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi about her role and fight against the LGBT community.

The incident happened at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa.

A 37-year-old man was arrested Tuesday in Seattle after the FBI told police he allegedly made threats against a local mosque. Police: Man arrested after threatening Seattle mosque s://t.co/pKNo68pKLH pic.twitter.com/GYhm...

Workers' party leader named in plea bargains by ex-allies in Lava Jato investigation centered on state-run oil company Petrobras Family members and associates of former Brazilian president Luiz Ináçio Lula da Silva fea...

An alert issued by Belgian security services says Islamic State fighters left Syria about 10 days ago and are bound for Europe.

It is easier to buy a gun in some parts of the United States than it is to buy a beer — in fact, President Obama once suggested it's even easier than buying a vegetable. But one reporter for Seven Days in Vermont put t...

More than 3,400 migrants died or were recorded as missing as they tried to cross borders around the globe in the first five months of the year — over 80 percent of them trying to reach Europe by sea, the International ...

The shooting that killed dozens and stunned the nation has left a lasting impact on the medical professionals who treated the victims.

"There were things he would do in his daily life that most straight men don't do"

China bans export to North Korea of technology, materials with possible use in making weapons

A new exhibition of photographs taken by migrants living in the much publicised Camp Jungle at Calais shows Europe's migrant crisis through the eyes of the people at its centre: those who are fleeing, living in camps and...

It's official -- El Niño is dead.

The embattled governor of Tokyo submitted his resignation Wednesday over a mounting political funds scandal, Japanese media reported. …

"This is a collective suffering"