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Lack of trust between Democrats and the agency, made worse by James Comey’s late email disclosure, is likely to endure after the final votes are cast...

Can YOU survive this quiz without being killed off by Shonda Rhimes?

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“I don’t mean to be morbid,” Eric Dishman told a friend as he was winding down his job at Intel. “But this may be the last time you see me.” Dishman, a longtime leader of the company’s health research division, was preparing to die. The kidney cancer he’d been diagnosed with in college had caught up to him two decades later. His kidneys had failed, and the chemo drug that kept him alive was incompatible with dialysis.

Kim Kardashian didn't make headlines for any crazy or cute Halloween costumes this year. However, she did make headlines regarding something completely different... The reality star...

The Red Arrows aerobatic team will be "around for a while yet", Defence Secretary Sir Michael Fallon says.

SOUTH BEND, Ind. — A student and parents suing a school district in Elkhart over its annual holiday pageant are still seeking a court order preventing the school from reverting to old versions of the show that contain live Nativity scenes. A U.S. District Court filing in South Bend by Concord Community Schools in early

NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — A group of parents from New Jersey's largest school district have sued the state over a law that forces districts to layoff teachers based on seniority rather than performance.

Monetary easing has had different results in the two countries

Anthony Joshua will put his IBF world heavyweight title on the line against American Eric Molina in Manchester on Dec. 10, the British fighter's camp said.

As the Heineken Lagos Fashion and Design Week closed after four days of showcasing the best Lagos has to offer the fashion world, it was a massive turnout which also had in attendance numerous Nigerian celebrities. Some of the hot fashionistas we spotted were Abba Folawiyo, Mo Abudu, Rita Dominic, Toke Makinwa, Temi Otedola and Naeto […]

Remember the Rio Olympics? From the summer? You know: Simone Biles, Michael Phelps, Katie Ledecky, etc. Well, it turns out the organizers still haven’t paid hundreds of people who helped to put the games together, and the workers are so angry that they’re ready to sue.

Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma has been nominated by the ANC Youth League in KwaZulu-Natal to stand for the party’s presidency next year.

Host of “Decode DC” Jimmy Williams and Republican strategist Joe Watkins discuss what swing states will help seal the deal on November 8.

(ESPN) - Wide receiver Percy Harvin is coming out of retirement to sign with the Buffalo Bills for the rest of the season, agent Greg Barnett tweeted Tuesday.

(ESPN) - Wide receiver Percy Harvin is coming out of retirement to sign with the Buffalo Bills for the rest of the season, agent Greg Barnett tweeted Tuesday.

(ESPN) - Wide receiver Percy Harvin is coming out of retirement to sign with the Buffalo Bills for the rest of the season, agent Greg Barnett tweeted Tuesday.

(ESPN) - Wide receiver Percy Harvin is coming out of retirement to sign with the Buffalo Bills for the rest of the season, agent Greg Barnett tweeted Tuesday.

FBI director James Comey made an "error in judgment" by sending a letter to members of Congress telling them the bureau is looking at emails that could be related to an investigation into Hillary Clinton's private server, Sen. Tammy Baldwin…

Kandidaat-lijsttrekker van de PvdA Jacques Monasch zet de bijl in de macht van Brussel. Hij wil het Europees Parlement afschaffen en Eurocommissarissen moeten ambtenaren worden. De macht moet terug naar de nationale parlementen, stelt Monasch.

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OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 1 (UPI) -- Oklahoma police said three people have been arrested over accusations they helped Michael Vance, a homicide suspect who was killed after a weeklong manhunt.

People are getting confident that Trump will lose, but Sam Altman argues that that's a dangerous outlook -- and could even lead to Trump winning.

BERLIN — Facebook and Twitter have months to improve their response to online hate speech in Germany or face legal measures, the country’s justice minister said Tuesday. Heiko Maas said checks show that social networking sites have a patchy record of deleting posts that are considered illegal in Germany. A two-month test conducted over the

Tshwane Metro Police Department spokesperson Isaac Mahamba said the pickets and marches in the city centre had all been approved and would be closely monitored.