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Laptop shared by top Clinton aide, disgraced Rep. Anthony Weiner caused FBI Director James Comey to reopen investigation

A young woman recalls the ordeal of being strip-searched when aged 12, as figures show police carried out 113,000 in three years.

Campaigners say the UK is complicit in activities that may be in breach of international law US military personnel serving at the UK's RAF bases are helping to identify targets for drone strikes, according to their job s...

Many Lebanese remain sceptical that the new government will confront the country's major security and economic issues.

The State Department is ordering family members of employees posted to the U.S. Consulate General in Istanbul to leave because of security concerns.

Police say performance halted and theatre evacuated after 'individual from out of town' spread the ashes of his friend and mentor New York City's Metropolitan Opera was forced to cancel its Saturday afternoon performance...

A pair of airstrikes targeting a Yemeni prison killed dozens of inmates off the nation's west coast Saturday, the nation's Houthi-controlled Defense Ministry said.

Iran has criticized the re-election of Saudi Arabia to the U.N. Human Rights Council. A Sunday report by the official IRNA news agency quotes Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi as …

Turkey's state-run news agency says 10,131 more civil servants have been dismissed for alleged ties to terrorism while 15 mostly pro-Kurdish media outlets also have been shut down. The dismissals …

The Latest on the conflict in the Iraq and the battle to retake the IS-held city of Mosul (all times local): 2:15 p.m. Iraqi military officials say an army helicopter …

German police are hunting a crazed knife gang who stabbed four people at train station in Frankfurt.

A slim point separates Clinton and Trump in the ABC News/Washington Post poll.

Spokesmen for Iraq's state-sanctioned Shiite militias say that some 5,000 fighters have joined their push to encircle the county's second largest city of Mosul and cut off Islamic State fighters …

While the Clinton campaign focuses on getting voters out, a Trump official talks of "voter suppression operations".

Clinton calls FBI director's letter "unprecedented," pushes Comey to come out with more information soon

Humanitarian workers suspend relief efforts amid renewed fighting between militia groups, putting thousands at risk.

As a powerful coalition of forces converges on Mosul in what promises to be a fierce battle to retake ISIS' Iraqi stronghold, some players inside the black-clad jihadist army are delivering many of the most damaging blow...

Police called and two London-bound Eurostar trains delayed after discovery at station in Paris Two Eurostar trains bound for London have been delayed and a station evacuated after the discovery of a "world war souvenir"....

Bulk collection clearly violates global rights to privacy and free speech, and now, with a case before the European court of human rights, is the time to stop it In recent weeks, the Hollywood film about Edward Snowden a...

President Obama's transition team improperly ­e-mailed sensitive and confidential information about a candidate for a high-level government job, newly disclosed WikiLeaks e-mails reveal. Days before Obama won his first ...

Each day over the past week saw between 70 and 80 asylum seekers arriving in Paris as the Calais "Jungle" was cleared.

Sections of a building collapse into rubble in the Italian town of Norcia on Sunday morning after a 6.6 magnitude earthquake hit the area overnight. The quake was felt in Rome as well as over the border in Croatia and Sl...