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The US Air Force is expected to start flying its "radiation sniffer" jet off the Korean Peninsula in the coming hours to take air samples to see if it can determine a nuclear event occurred in North Korea on Friday morni...

According to France's Interior Minister, the suspects "had been radicalized" and were "preparing an imminent, violent act"

North Korea detonated its fifth atomic device on Friday, South Korean officials said, with Seoul and international monitors detecting unusual seismic activity near the North's northeastern nuclear test site

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Hillary Clinton charged on Thursday that ISIS is praying for a Donald Trump victory because his anti-Muslim rhetoric will help it recruit terrorists. "Please, Allah, make Trump president of America," Clinton quoted terro...

"When you're wearing plastic shoes, your feet are going to sweat"

The photographer, Ron Galella, called it "my Mona Lisa"

Abu Hajer al-Homsi was a founding member of the organization formerly called the Nusra Front

At least 11,000 teachers in Turkey suspected of having links to an unnamed "separatist terrorist organization" have been suspended, state-run news service Anadolu reported Thursday. Turkey's Education Ministry says up to...

The Miracle on the Hudson will take over movie screens this weekend with the release of "Sully," a new Clint Eastwood film about the life of Chesley Sullenberger, the pilot who pulled off an emergency plane landing on th...

The North said it was partly in response to international sanctions

Gregory Touhill, a retired U.S. Air Force brigadier general, has been named by the White House as the first federal cyber security chief. There have been several recent high profile breaches, with U.S. intelligence offic...

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President Barack Obama has invited the four congressional leaders to meet with him next week, the White House said Friday. …

Last week, the FBI confirmed that hackers had accessed the voter databases in Arizona and Illinois, but investigators believe more states were affected

U.N. Security Council to hold emergency meeting as Obama reassures allies Kim Jong Un's regime will face "serious consequences"

More bombs were dropped on Laos than over Germany and Japan in WWII combined.

If you're going to send angry tweets to someone -- which you probably shouldn't do -- it would at least make sense to take the time to make sure you're going after the correct person.

Two days before the 15th anniversary of the terror attacks, "GMA" catches up with the children who were born after their fathers perished on 9/11.

About 1.5 million people from across the world are expected to perform Hajj in Saudi Arabia this year.

North Korea's intransigence is forcing some to consider radical measures

A week after long-time leader Islam Karimov dies, elections authority announces vote to be held in early December.