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Orlando club killer Omar Mateen signed over his share of a Florida house to his sister and brother-in-law for just $10 two months before the slaughter, records show. Property records show he "quit-claimed" the deed to hi...

A Pennsylvania couple is accused of child endangerment after police said they gave away their 14-year-old daughter to a man who helped them financially. The friend has been charged with sexually assaulting the teen, who ...

Another Oakland police chief has stepped down after two days on the job

Gun store says it alerted feds to man, later recognized as Omar Mateen.

Just under 50 days before the Olympics, Rio de Janeiro's state governor has issued an executive order declaring a state of emergency that authorizes additional funding to fulfill obligations during the games.

A 5-year-old boy is recovering in a Denver hospital after being attacked by a mountain lion, an official said.

Florida Department of Corrections explains why Omar Mateen was "involuntarily dismissed" from corrections officer training program

Fierce clashes broke out across Falluja, Iraq, on Friday as the country's Prime Minister declared the city free -- for the most part -- from the grips of ISIS militants.

Local media reports say body of Golam Fahim, 19, had handcuffs and a bullet injury when it was brought to a hospital.

Few records are available for male defendants sentenced by an Arkansas judge who is facing sexual misconduct allegations

The suspect charged with murder in connection with a vacant building fire in Los Angeles was in the United States illegally and had a string of arrests to his name -- but the feds never deported him, officials said Frida...

The Boulder County Justice Center allows service animals into the building, but security guards drew the line when someone tried to sneak his pet iguana through the X-ray machine.

Germany's foreign minister has warned against relying on "saber-rattling" in the wake of military exercises aimed at demonstrating NATO's resolve to defend members in eastern Europe against a more assertive Russia. …

An Egyptian court on Saturday sentenced six people, including two Al-Jazeera employees, to death for allegedly passing documents related to national security to Qatar and the Doha-based TV network during the rule of Isla...

A French prosecutor says two suspects with links to the killer of two French police officials will be tried on terrorism charges connected to the murders. …

Labour Party lawmaker Jo Cox, 41, was shot and stabbed to death

"Someone drowned in the Seven Seas Lagoon Lake," the second caller said.

The truce announced in Khartoum is intended to give rebels a chance to surrender their arms and join peace process.

Two security officials say Pakistan has reopened a main border crossing with Afghanistan that was closed earlier this week following clashes between the two sides over Pakistan's construction of a gate to curb illegal cr...

Nobody is shopping in the supermarket. The cafes are empty of customers. And the library is even quieter than normal.

It would have seemed routine in many places: A defendant accused of illegally possessing a gun sat across a gleaming courtroom from the judge who accepted his guilty plea and would pronounce his sentence. …

To some, a classified section of an inquiry into the terrorist attacks points to Saudi involvement, while the country's foreign minister said "there is no there there."