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He told the child's mother he was taking her to a movie, police say

heresa May had said Trump was "wrong" for retweeting videos from Britain First, a far-right anti-immigration group

The rogue Twitter employee who briefly deactivated President Trump’s account has finally revealed himself. Bahtiyar Duysak, of Germany, had been working for the social media giant as a contractor when he decided to do ...

A tearful Barry Robert Baker Jr. asked the judge for leniency during Wednesday’s sentencing, saying he wanted to rebuild his life.        

Ba-dum ching.

The victim told investigators that a man and woman who are acquaintances of hers kidnapped her Sunday afternoon, possibly because they believed she stole drugs from one of them.        

The find raised concerns about the amount of plastics and debris in the world's oceans

"He was our light. He made our life better"

Three nuclear powers will send deputy chief of missions -- not ambassadors -- to the Dec. 10 ceremony for the Nobel Peace Prize awarded to the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons, in what the recipient is c...

At least one liberal commentator argued Trump has lied about his own heritage for his advantage. #TheBubble        

(Vomiting. Be right back.)

A Missouri couple is facing felony child abuse charges after investigators determined their infant son was assaulted and put in a microwave for a “short period of time,” court documents show. Derick Boyce-Slezak and ...

Senate Republicans started the clock for a final vote on their tax plan Wednesday evening, but among the unresolved demands from GOP waverers is a provision to prevent the bill from adding up to $1.5 trillion to the fede...

A Manhattan judge threatened to fine the NYPD for flouting a court order to turn over surveillance records of Black Lives Matter protests at Grand Central Terminal following the death of Eric Garner. But a city spokesman...

Wild new videos show automotive mayhem around this Bay Area city as hundreds of drivers did donuts, allegedly fired guns and detonated fireworks across city streets over the weekend.

Questioning of Trump's son-in-law, which lasted 90 minutes or less, was partially aimed at seeking exculpatory information on Flynn, source tells AP Jared Kushner was questioned this month by special counsel Robert Muell...

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The former St. John’s University basketball player charged in four Florida murders made his first court appearance Thursday, where he was ordered held without bond. Howell Emanuel Donaldson III, who is accused of terro...

Between 400,000 and 700,000 African migrants are living in camps in Libya, often under "inhuman" conditions, the chairman of the African Union Commission said Thursday at the close of a …

Conyers has been fighting calls for him to resign

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson will be forced out and replaced by CIA director Mike Pompeo under a plan devised by the Trump administration, according to a report on Thursday. White House chief of staff John Kelly has ...

The head of a Russian Orthodox Church panel looking into the 1918 killing of Russia's last czar and his family says his statement that it is investigating whether it was …