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A surprisingly personal exhibit on wedding attire offers a unique look at the styles – and lifestyles – of the past.

It’s probably one of the best-known images of World War II. This enduring photograph captures the last seconds of Leonard Siffleet’s life. (Credits: Australian War Memorial)

Pawleys Island police brought in a contracted gator removal team to relocate the alligator.

Pakistan Government on Monday dismissed as "baseless" the reports that it was contemplating to replace army chief General Raheel Sharif, saying it has complete trust on the military's top command.

Brooks Hays
KOBE, Japan, Aug. 3 (UPI) -- A caterpillar species in Japan uses pheromones to turn ants into zombie bodyguards.

In 2005, Jennifer Berson was earning six figures as a civil litigation attorney in Los Angeles.

GROTON, Connecticut - As it tries to get the most out of each of its $2.6 billion attack submarines, the U.S. Navy is finding a lot depends on the right paint job.

As it tries to get the most out of each of its $2.6 billion attack submarines, the U.S. Navy is finding a lot depends on the right paint job.

Wall Street is delusional over China and missing the real message in plunging commodities, says Michael Pento.

Stephen Feller
EVANSTON, Ill., Aug. 3 (UPI) -- A survey of preschool-age children's behavior, done regularly, can predict whether children will have irritability or behavioral problems.

Madrid is going to conduct the EPN-HERA 2015 operation that prevent undocumented immigrants from entering the European Union.

Everton`s most expensive pre-season signing, Gerard Deulofeu, is expected to miss the opening Premier League game against Watford this weekend, manager Roberto Martinez said on Monday.

Getting along with your manager, and learning to work with him or her effectively, is key to your career success — and pretty necessary for your day-to-day sanity.

If it is to happen at all, further integration will be down to necessity, writes John Thornhill

They’re not anti-men. But, fed up with how women are treated in male-dominated start-up culture, some women are paving a different path.

A kayaker at Pillar Point Harbor in Half Moon Bay got the shock of his life last week when an orca, also known as a killer whale, appeared 30 feet away from the boater. The orca surfaced long enough for paddler Bart Selby, a Chronicle field scout, to snap two blurred photos of the orca’s

These guys were getting some WAY before you.

Puerto Rico, already hobbled by debt, is further weighed down by an outdated infrastructure problem.

Obama is mandating even steeper greenhouse gas cuts from power plants than expected, here are the winners and losers.

Denver has until Oct. 4 to make a decision.

Energy stocks have seen months of declines, but they're still trading at a remarkably rich valuation.

Ed Adamczyk
ABUJA, Nigeria, Aug. 3 (UPI) -- The Nigerian army announced it freed 178 captives of Boko Haram near the town of Bama, Nigeria.

Telegraph Travel readers tell us about the world's best national parks. Send us your travel tips for the chance to win a £350 holiday voucher

Drowning looks almost nothing like the dramatic scenes we see in movies or TV shows.

French and Malaysian investigators have met with a judge in Paris after the arrival of a wing fragment that many hope will solve the mystery of missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370.