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Mr. Johnson's exceptionally long tenure -- he presided over Fidelity into his 80s -- coincided with a huge expansion of his industry.

The movie star has owned an octopus, a two-headed snake and a talking crow that calls him "Ass."

WikiLeaks founder granted permission to wed partner, who fought back tears outside the prison, saying 'What we're going through is inhuman' Today I will marry the love of my life': Julian Assange's fiancée Julian Assang...

Prosecutors said that Melvin and George DeJesus were falsely accused of killing a woman in 1995 in what the Michigan attorney general called "a total miscarriage of justice."

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It is vital Moscow understands that escalation will not be risk-free, and expects a proportionate response Nato leaders are meeting for an emergency summit in Brussels today to address the war in Ukraine. While there, th...

Ukraine's navy says the Orsk, which was used to ferry Russian troops, was hit in Berdyansk.

Speculation mounted over the whereabouts of Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu on Thursday as the Kremlin spokesperson declined to comment on media reports that he had health problems.

The BBC's Frank Gardner looks at four themes that have defined Ukraine's reaction to Russia's invasion.

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The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Thursday that a Texas death row prisoner likely has the right to have his Baptist pastor touch and audibly pray over him as he is put to death. The state of Texas had said the request was a s...

Graber's body was discovered with trauma to her head "under a tarp, a wheelbarrow and railroad ties," previously released court records showed.

NATO estimated on Wednesday that 7,000 to 15,000 Russian soldiers have been killed in four weeks of war in Ukraine.

Brooklyn Nets star Kyrie Irving's six-month prohibition from playing home games over his vaccination status appears to be coming to an end.

Hoteliers find a solution to marauding birds that have become an increasing problem for guests dining al fresco A hotel association in Venice is hatching plans to fend off "aggressive and annoying" gulls, although some h...

The Russian deputy ambassador to the UN says Russia retains the right to use nuclear weapons if the country is "provoked" by NATO.

Arkansas cops arrested a man Wednesday in connection to a massive shootout outside a car show over the weekend that left one dead and multiple wounded.

In 10 parliaments over two weeks Ukraine's leader has used shame and national trauma to set a global agenda.

Dontay Gray, who is on parole from California, is charged with attempted murder, battery, robbery and committing a hate crime.

Asylum seekers will have their claims evaluated by asylum officers instead of overburdened immigration judges under a new policy aimed at greatly shortening the process.

Chinese officials are ramping up a campaign to force United Nations agencies, governments, companies and even schools to say Taiwan is a part of China.

Life in exile is quickly acquiring its own potent anti-Putin politics Russia-Ukraine war: latest updates It was not long after Artur posted a picture of his birth certificate showing his Ukrainian heritage to Instagram t...