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The rivalry is being played at West Point, the first time the game has not been at a neutral site in 77 years.

Unusual colours, watery patterns and jewel-like details bring ebb and flow to this Docklands property Clouds scurry across the hallway of this London flat. Not real ones, of course, but the low-lying stratocumuli of a mo...

If you want a Christmas card alternative to glitter and puns, try the new show at Pallant House Gallery, Sussex, Christmas Greetings by Modern British Artists (until 6 Jan), which showcases handmade cards from Enid Marx ...

Armenia and Azerbaijan accuse each other of breaching peace deal after new clashes in Gadrut region Armenian officials and Azerbaijan on Saturday accused each other of breaching a peace deal that ended six weeks of fierc...

The lawsuit, brought by the Texas attorney general, had sought to invalidate the election results in four states that Joe Biden won in November.

While a top legal expert exhaled that "Our institutions held," the Texas Republican Party chairman suggested secession.

Chicago-area hospitals marking plans to give the first COVID-19 vaccine to their employees within a few days.

Court blocks baseless effort by Republicans to undo Joe Biden's victory in four states The US supreme court has unanimously rejected a baseless lawsuit filed by Texas seeking to overturn the presidential election result,...

Harris, 21, was jailed back in September when he was first charged with producing child pornography.

Cho Doo-soon, 69, got 12 years for strangling and raping a 12-year-old girl in 2008.

Mexico's medical safety commission has approved the emergency use of the Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine

May Bunjes was a giver who lived to donate her time and money to those less fortunate in her community in Greeley, Colorado.

Four Royal Navy boats have been placed on standby to patrol UK waters as negotiations enter their final hours.

Alfred Bourgeois was put to death by lethal injection for murdering his 2-year-old daughter.

During the past four years, President Donald Trump has challenged the integrity of the Supreme Court and tried to drag the justices into the legal muck with him.

The U.K. government will end taxpayer-funded support for fossil fuel projects in other countries, Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced Friday, in the hopes of setting a global example as the country prepares to host a ...

Armed Royal Navy boats are being prepared to patrol the UK's fishing waters in an apparent final warning shot to Brussels as negotiations enter the final 48 hours. 

Democratic Rep. Bill Pascrell cited Section 3 of the 14th Amendment of the Constitution, enacted after the Civil War to keep traitors out of the government.

Government says deal allowing Beijing officials to interrogate Chinese nationals was standard 'technical arrangement' The Swiss government has strongly rejected accusations that a deal allowing Chinese officials to enter...

Farhad Bandesh to speak at Melbourne rally and also outside Mantra hotel, where more than 60 people remain in detention A Kurdish refugee who was suddenly freed from immigration detention after seven-and-a-half years has...

More than 60 percent of the chamber's Republicans -- including party leaders -- signed onto a brief, underscoring the party's willingness to back the president no matter how extreme the test.

Officials say several people have been injured by a car at a protest in midtown Manhattan