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Mr. McCain's office said he had returned to Arizona, though President Trump said the senator would come back to Washington if his vote was needed.

A court in northern Greece has sentenced 23 people to prison terms ranging from eight to 1,489 years for smuggling Iraqi and Syrian refugees into the country from the Turkish …

The former airline magnate previously governed Chile from 2010 to 2014

The attacks on the bureau and the special counsel's office appear intended to set the stage for firing Mueller.

The Thomas fire is on track to become the worst wildfire in California history, already destroying 270,000 acres and more than 1,000 structures.

Homicide detectives in Toronto have taken over the investigation into the deaths of pharmaceutical billionaire Barry Sherman and his wife after autopsies revealed they each died from ligature neck compression. Police in ...

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President Donald Trump is poised to outline a new national security strategy that refocuses the United States' relationship with the rest of the world, essentially implementing his "America First" mantra on a global scal...

Court documents say Track Palin, the oldest son of former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, was arrested on charges related to domestic violence again.        

At least 27 people have died this weekend in the Philippines as a result of landslides caused by Tropical Storm Urduja, the state-run Philippine News Agency (PNA) reported Sunday. Another 24 people have been reported mis...

Mr. Kozinski, an appeals court judge in California for 32 years, had been accused of misconduct by multiple women.

A US air base in the UK was at the center of a security alert on Monday when a car attempted to ram a checkpoint at the entrance.

(Reuters) - Alex Kozinski, a U.S. federal appeals court judge based in San Francisco, resigned on Monday after the court's chief judge initiated an inquiry into harassment accusations, Kozinski said in a statement.

Puerto Rico's governor on Monday ordered authorities to review all deaths reported since Hurricane Maria hit nearly three months ago amid accusations that the U.S. territory has vastly undercounted storm-related deaths.

Former chairman of Standing Rock Sioux tribe says the US has a '200-year policy of exploiting Native American people'.

Six aid workers are missing in South Sudan after clashes broke out Sunday evening between government and opposition soldiers near the northwestern town of Raga. The government blames the opposition …

Syrian President Bashar Assad says three years of U.N.-brokered peace talks have yielded "nothing," in part because the opposition does not represent anyone and is merely a "vocal phenomenon." Assad …

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A planned gas pipeline to link Russia with Germany that bypasses Ukraine and Poland threatens central Europe's security, Poland's new prime minister said Monday. The so-called Nord Stream 2 gas …

An overnight fire in Mumbai killed 12 workers early Monday at a shop that made and sold fried snacks, according to Indian media reports.

The lead singer of popular South Korean boy band SHINee died on Monday, police said, in a possible suicide. Kim Jong-hyun, better known by the stage name Jonghyun, was found …

Last week, Fox News chairman Rupert Murdoch brushed off the sexual misconduct cases that ended the careers of the network's top star, Bill O'Reilly, and its top executive, Roger Ailes, telling Britain's Sky News that "it...