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President-elect Donald Trump's pick for defense secretary, retired Marine Gen. James "Mad Dog" Mattis, is known as a straight-talking military man, pithy when he wants to be. He once said was asked to tone down his rheto...

Trump's Ohio victory address is his first post-election rally, and he didn't skimp of the rhetorical fireworks

Marky Mark is not turning to his Hollywood peers for their political commentary. Mark Wahlberg recently spoke with Task and Purpose, a publication aimed at veterans, about celebrities and politics. In his opinion, they s...

Most managers don't get a lot of training and they don't get much in the way of guidance, advice and support from their own managers. Here are 10 things your company's managers should know -- but they don't!

"I would rather lose than win the way you guys did," Hillary Clinton's director of communications told Donald J. Trump's campaign manager during a raucous debate at Harvard.

Exclusive photos show shooter posing in front of a Christmas tree with colleagues before the attack.

We are in an era of existential fear of technology. Luminaries like Bill Joy, Elon Musk, and Stephen Hawking have warned against emerging technologies, especially artificial intelligence. Musk, for example, has warned th...

There has been a considerable amount of rumors going around regarding Nokia's plans to make Android smartphones. Today, the company made it official by announcing HDM Global as its new home for its phones. First off, Nok...

The Obamas lit up the start of the holiday season for their last time as the first family of the United States, and they did it with the help of a few sparkling friends. A parade of celebrities joined Michelle, Sasha and...

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An outcome that highlighted some of the rancorous divisions in Britain over its looming departure from the European Union.

The president-elect's unfiltered exchanges prompted the White House to urge him to seek the State Department's expertise in his encounters with foreign leaders.

The event resurrected signature applause lines and carried the hallmarks of Mr. Trump's whiplash style during the election: indicting and promising, nostalgic and forward-looking.

German authorities have arrested an Afghan man suspected of being a member of the Taliban.

With a backlog of more than 520,000 cases, many have become crippled by delays and bureaucratic breakdowns, creating a major obstacle for the president-elect's deportation plans.

Many conservatives believe that non-Muslims should not hold senior leadership positions in Indonesia

President-elect Donald Trump on Thursday appeared as if he never ended his campaign, attacking “the extremely dishonest media,” boasting about his “landslide” victory, and dashing speculation he might pivotand st...

An Iraqi commander says troops fighting Islamic State militants in the northern city of Mosul are now in full control of a densely populated neighborhood and have retaken another.

If you have a sense of deja vu reading headlines about new UN sanctions on North Korea as punishment for a nuclear test, that's because you literally have seen these headlines before -- as recently as spring.

One official said the last word on the president's failed peace effort might come from Secretary of State John Kerry.

Since their rollout last year, the tiny, bean-shaped vehicles have drawn the attention, and sometimes the affection, of curious passers-by.