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The California judge facing a recall vote due to the unpopular sentence he imposed on a former Stanford University swimmer has launched his own campaign to stay in office.  With his career on the line over his handling ...

Court in French Riviera city says concerns in wake of Bastille Day truck attack are insufficient to justify ban A Nice court finally suspended the burkini ban on Thursday after city authorities had defied a ruling by the...

Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto said Thursday that Republican standard-bearer Donald Trump's proposals represent a "threat" to his country, a day after the two men met in the Mexican capital. …

A senior Tory MP says the government must set out in detail what it hopes to achieve from Brexit negotiations if it is to restore public trust in politics.

If true, it could be one of the most astonishing stories to ever emerge from North Korea.

At least one security guard was killed early Friday after four would-be suicide bombers attacked a Christian neighborhood in northwestern Pakistan, an army spokesman said. Five dead as militants attack Christian colony i...

Military government insists on ceasefire to coincide with resumption of negotiations in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Thailand's military government has announced peace talks can go ahead with Muslim separatists in the far sout...

Donald Trump was none too pleased when he faced tough questions from Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly during last summer's Republican debate; he famously claimed that she had "blood coming out of her wherever" when moderating...

The Uzbek government has not publicly confirmed the death

After boarding up windows and filling sandbags, residents took shelter Thursday night as Hurricane Hermine bore down on the Sunshine State's Panhandle region.

But did it change anything?

After Trump's hard-line speech on immigration, some of his strongest Latino supporters are withdrawing their support, and who will pay for the border wall still remains unclear

A series of attacks across Baghdad, including one that hit a weapons warehouse and set off munitions sending a huge plume of smoke over the Iraqi capital, killed 15 people and wounded over 50 on Friday, according to Iraq...

SAN FRANCISCO -- A former Stanford University swimmer whose six-month sentence for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman sparked national outcry was released from jail Friday after serving half his term. Brock Turner ...

Fox News' former CEO Roger Ailes has been accused of conducting smear campaigns and surveillance, with Ailes apparently "monitoring employee emails and phone conversations and hiring private investigators," New York repo...

The German government won't distance itself from a parliamentary resolution labeling as genocide the killings of Armenians by Ottoman Turks a century ago, Chancellor Angela Merkel's spokesman said Friday, but he did stre...

The World Health Organization says the outbreak of Zika remains an international health emergency and noted the virus is continuing to infect new countries. …

Hurricane Hermine weakened into a tropical storm after making landfall in Florida’s Big Bend area early Friday — bringing soaking rain, high winds and thousands of power outages. The US National Hurricane Center said...

Strongman leader of central Asia's most populous country has no official successor Uzbekistan's veteran dictator Islam Karimov has died, leaving central Asia's most populous country in a state of turmoil and political un...

Former Subway pitchman Jared Fogle is arguing in court documents filed Thursday that the parents of a girl who a lawsuit says was victimized...          

The Nobel Peace Prize-winning nun is widely seen as a humanitarian icon across the South Asian nation, with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi saying "it is natural for every Indian to take pride" in her sainthood

Most people continue to back the junior doctors' strikes, but support has fallen dramatically since earlier in the year, a Sky Data Snap Poll reveals.