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The leaders of North Korea’s horrific prison camps encourage guards to beat prisoners to death and induce starvation, to the point prisoners appear as “walking skeletons,” “dwarfs” and “cripples” in rags, a...

Harvey dumped a record 51.88 inches of rain near Houston.

A Georgia mom and another woman were arrested after the mother’s 12-year-old daughter was found sporting a tattoo that read “Jesus Loves.” The tattoo, inked on the girl from Newnan, reportedly was spotted by a fift...

One of Japan's top leaders has apologized for making controversial remarks about Adolph Hitler and Nazi Germany.

He really is Amazing. A man dressed as Spider-Man boosted morale across a Texas a shelter filled with Hurricane Harvey flood evacuees, bringing ear-to-ear smiles to the faces of young children. Heartwarming online videos

Special counsel Robert Mueller has reportedly joined forces with New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman on the probe into Paul Manafort. The investigative teams have been collaborating and discussing a potential cas...

HARTFORD, Conn. -- Prosecutors say a Connecticut man has been sentenced to five years in prison on federal drug distribution charges after he was found at an apartment with 39,000 bags of heroin. The U.S. Attorney in Con...

As Hurricane Harvey's floodwaters course through residential communities in parts of Texas and Louisiana, homeowners are bracing for another type of torrent: Expensive repair bills. Exacerbating this already infuriating ...

Mexico is no stranger to assisting U.S. authorities in disaster zones. In 2005, it was one of the first countries to respond to the unfolding emergency in New Orleans from Hurricane Katrina.

French President Emmanuel Macron faces his biggest test yet with Thursday's release of a divisive pro-business labor reform that he hopes will secure his legacy and revolutionize the way the French work.

The Texas death toll has climbed past 30

On Wednesday morning, after President Trump's trip Tuesday to Corpus Christi and Austin to monitor the response to Tropical Storm Harvey, the president tweeted a message of empathy for the great people of Texas. After wi...

If you like your beef aged, French butcher Alexandre Polmard offers steak from 2004

A Turkish businessman sought by the United States on allegations he sold equipment to Iran's military in violation of sanctions asked a Romanian court Thursday to free him from arrest. …

A mandatory evacuationwithin a 1.5-mile radius of the plantwas already in effect.        

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South African President Jacob Zuma has faced insults and heckling in parliament, where a vote of no confidence in him recently failed. Zuma on Thursday was frequently interrupted by opposition …

Some of the hardest hit areas of Houston have been awash in water for days. Authorities were concerned that some residents might be awaiting rescue.        

Hurricane Harvey has been battering the Gulf Coast for days. At least 38 people have been confirmed dead, more than 30,000 people are expected to be placed in temporary shelters and thousands more are still missing or st...

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Columbus Day is no more in the nation’s second-largest city. The Los Angeles City Council voted 14-1 on Wednesday to officially mark the second Monday in October as Indigenous Peoples Day on the city's calendar — a d...

German authorities are seeking to end the prosecution of a former SS medic who served at the Auschwitz death camp, saying lengthy delays mean that the nearly 97-year-old suspect is …