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South Korea is "getting ready for the worst case scenario," the country's Defense Ministry said Monday, after North Korea claimed last week to have tested a nuclear warhead.

Donald Trump reminded "tens of millions of Americans" of the names Hillary Clinton has called them in a new campaign ad released Monday. Using footage from Clinton's speech to "wealthy donors" Friday, Trump's new ad show...

The positive health wishes on Monday morning TV were a departure for Mr. Trump, who for weeks has criticized Mrs. Clinton for lacking the "stamina" to be president.

Hardliners loyal to President Alexander Lukashenko still hold a majority

The death toll from a boiler explosion and subsequent fire at a packaging factory in Bangladesh over the weekend has risen to 31 after more bodies were found in the debris.

U.S. claims about Iranian vessels veering dangerously close to American warships were exaggerated and stemmed from fear of Iran's power, a spokesman for Iran's armed forces said Sunday.

Hillary Clinton's sudden exit from the 9/11 memorial service left her pool reporters in the dark about what happened to her -- and outraged she was able to ditch them. The Washington Post's Anne Gearan, chair of the pres...

WASHINGTON -- CIA Director John Brennan warned Sunday that Russia has "exceptionally capable and sophisticated cyber capabilities" and the US must stay on guard against threats to national security and the electoral syst...

Why some of the candidate's words jar those in uniform

Eight days of military exercises come at a time of heightened tension in the contested waters.

The president to meet top four congressional leaders at the White House today.

Visiting the National Musuem of African American History and Culture for the first time, Democratic Sen. Cory Booker and Republican Sen. Tim Scott spoke about their common bond and hopes for America's future

South African President Jacob Zuma has paid the state more than $500,000 after being instructed to do so in a scandal over upgrades to his private home, his office said Monday. …

Two strong earthquakes jolted an historic city in southeastern South Korea on Monday, but there were no reports of serious injuries or damage, officials said. …

The Israeli government and Facebook have agreed to work together to determine how to tackle incitement on the social media network, a senior Israeli Cabinet minister said Monday. …

The Italian town hardest hit by last month's earthquake on Monday filed a criminal defamation complaint denouncing French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo for a cartoon depicting victims in layers of lasagna. …

A leading member of Alternative for Germany, the nationalist party whose recent election successes have shaken the country's political system, faced fierce criticism Monday after calling for a racially charged term once ...

It was a rare public appearance for Assad

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said Monday he wanted U.S. forces out of his country's south and blamed America for the restiveness of Muslim militants in the region, marking the first time he publicly opposed the p...

Her parents believe their daughter was kidnapped and killed

Security footage shows someone arrive shortly after midnight Monday and set the building ablaze.