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As Saudi Arabia prepares to host the hajj pilgrimage next week, authorities face the unprecedented challenge of balancing their responsibility as stewards of the Muslim world's most important religious event with the nee...

Jane Buckingham, a 52-year-old Beverly Hills marketing executive and author of the "Modern Girl's Guide to Life" book series, always told her two kids, Jack and Lilia, that "they'd end up fine, that she didn't care if th...

When British Prime Minister Boris Johnson landed on Thursday in Orkney, an archipelago off Scotland's northern coast, he boldly proclaimed that the trip proved his commitment to a united nation.

A homeless Las Vegas man went for a dip in the Bellagio’s world-famous dancing fountains pool, where the water can be as deep as 13 feet, and ended up drowning. The man, in his 40s, had been talking to himself Friday b...

President Trump took a victory lap after signing four executive orders aimed at reducing the cost of prescription drugs. “Yesterday I signed four measures that will massively reduce the prices of prescription drugs, in...

The president with a penchant for telling lies also claimed he "too often" wishes he hadn't posted something on his favorite social media platform.

A San Jose Police officer seen in cellphone video kicking and dragging a woman across a parking lot during an arrest has been placed on administrative leave, pending an internal affairs investigation of the incident. CBS...

A sharply divided U.S. Supreme Court has denied a rural Nevada church’s request to strike down as unconstitutional a 50-person cap on worship services as part of the state’s ongoing response to the coronavirus

The church said it was subject to more severe limits than casinos and restaurants.

As he tried to rescue his reelection campaign this week, President Donald Trump seemed to be in full retreat on key coronavirus topics -- from the efficacy of mask-wearing to the risks of holding the GOP convention in Fl...

Saudi Arabia prepares for a dramatically scaled-back annual pilgrimage.

Masha Gessen writes about the use of federal agents from the Department of Homeland Security to crack down against protesters in Portland, Oregon.

Trump has moved to send federal officers to other Democratic-led cities to combat crime

The US consulate in Chengdu, China, has been cordoned off by security as diplomats prepare to shutter the building amid a tit-for-tat scuffle and escalating tensions between the world’s two largest economies. US diplom...

"I'm doing all the things a person would normally do, except I'm doing it with the help of a best friend who happens to be 77 pounds of love wrapped in soft yellow fur," Thomas Panek said.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is conducting a war on words against his countrymen speaking like their neighbors to the south, according to a report. Widely screened video lectures showed North Koreans being punished fo...

A provision to rename military bases named for Confederate officials passed with veto-proof majorities in both houses of Congress.

Former Spain and Barcelona star midfielder says he tested positive for COVID-19 but was asymptomatic.

Demonstrations in the city of Khabarovsk drew tens of thousands for the third straight weekend. The anger, fueled by the arrest of a popular governor, has little precedent in modern Russia.

The car-size Perseverance rover launching to Mars on July 30 is the heaviest and largest rover NASA has ever sent to the red planet.

Plea says Jun Wei Yeo set up a fake consulting site to solicit information from US government and military workers.

She popped her pop in the privates — when he wouldn’t share a few puffs of pot. A Florida woman was arrested on Thursday for allegedly attacking her father and trying to grab his genitals after he refused to let her ...