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The news agency dpa reports that some 8,800 geese on two poultry farms will be culled in the northern German state of Schleswig-Holstein because some of the animals are infected …

Music stars love to make a fashion statement, so the red carpet at the 44th annual American Music Awards should be filled with daring outfits. The pre-show won't be on TV, though. The official "Coca-Cola Red Carpet LIVE!...

Hundreds of members of an extremist movement, feeling surprised but validated, gathered in Washington to herald a moment of political ascendance.

President Obama's top counterterrorism adviser said that she believes the United States and its allies are winning the war against ISIS and that the incoming Trump team needs to guard against the possibility of terrorism...

President-elect Donald Trump is very interested in the idea of having retired Marine Gen. James Mattis serve in his administration and he can be considered a leading candidate for secretary of defense, an official famili...

President Obama, speaking in Peru to students and young leaders, said it was "important for people around the world to not make immediate judgments."

The death toll was likely to rise after one of the country's worst rail accidents in recent years.

The meeting, with executives linked to an apartment tower bearing Mr. Trump's name, raises questions about how he will separate his business dealings from his politics.

Two nephews of Venezuela's first lady, Cilia Flores, have been convicted in US federal court for conspiring to smuggle more than 800 kilograms (1,763 pounds) of cocaine into the United States.

As US-backed Iraqi forces close in on the Islamic State's hub of Mosul, the leader of the terror network has become so insecure about his own safety that he refuses to emerge from his underground hideouts and never sleep...

Ari Emanuel, July 30, 2006: At a time of escalating tensions in the world, the entertainment industry cannot idly stand by and allow Mel Gibson to get away with such tragically inflammatory statements... People in the en...

We look at claims from Germany's anti-immigrant party about media bias and alleged failure to report objectively.

Ayrault calls for renewed talks, warning that if they fail ISIL and other groups will receive a recruitment boost.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday tried to downplay a brewing scandal over the purchase of German submarines, saying his only consideration in ordering the deal was fortifying the …

The violence sweeping across the Arab world isn't a consequence of the Arab Spring, but of decades of dictatorship.

A renewed blitz on Syria's war-ravaged eastern Aleppo has killed almost 300 people, including children, in five days and obliterated desperately needed hospitals, rescuers and medical organizations say.

During his first meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday, Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said the U.S. could not be trusted when it came to alliances. The new comments once again signal a shift in...

Southern Poverty Law Center reports hundreds of cases of hateful harassment or intimidation since Election Day

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Father of a California soldier killed in Afghanistan says he felt disrespected

The International Space Station has gained three new residents.

White Lives Matter protesters were confronted by counter-demonstrators.