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French authorities say four migrants have been shot in the northern port city of Calais in a confrontation that police tried to stop.
13-year old Eagles fan whose battled cancer found out Monday he will be going to the Super Bowl thanks to a generous Vikings fan.
A school shooting in Los Angeles is the most recent in a series of shootings that have occurred in the U.S. since 2017.
A female student opened fire inside a classroom at a Los Angeles middle school Thursday, leaving two other students wounded -- including one in critical condition, police said.
WASHINGTON-- CIA Director Mike Pompeo said Thursday there was nothing "untoward" about his meeting with top Russian spy chiefs, saying that even though Moscow remains an adversary, ignoring chances to cooperate on security issues would endanger American lives.
An amateur astronomer has made contact with a long-lost NASA satellite, the agency announced Tuesday (Jan. 30).
A Polish-born doctor who legally came to the U.S. as a child is expected to be released from a Michigan jail following his arrest by immigration agents over misdemeanor convictions 25 years ago.
Sororities at Yale University are now giving members the ability to "flag" names of people who allegedly make them feel uncomfortable, with the frat "blacklist" emerging amid the fallout from accusations of sexual misconduct by a fraternity whose legacies include both former Bush presidents.
NBC’s “Today” co-host Savannah Guthrie used her newfound clout to force out longtime executive producer Don Nash so that she would have someone “looking out for her” running the show, according to the New York Post.
DENVER (AP) — Crumbling mine tunnels awash with polluted waters perforate the Colorado mountains, and scientists may one day send robots creeping through the pitch-black passages to study the mysterious currents that sometimes burst to the surface with devastating effects.
The apparent charm offensive comes from multiple angles: NBC’s Lester Holt promoting a “modern” North Korean ski resort, Dennis Rodman on late night TV saying Kim Jong Un is a misunderstood leader, press reports dramatizing a huge, swanky skyscraper known as the "Hotel of Doom" and officials boasting about plans for a new tourist destination with a “famous sandy beach.”
David Mueller, a former Denver radio host, began his new job at KIX 92.7 FM in Mississippi and a bomb threat was sent to the station.
Robert Wagner, the ex-husband of Natalie Wood, has been named a “person of interest” in the 1981 drowning death of his wife, Natalie Wood.
There is no normal on Capitol Hill.
Thousands of people from Pakistan's most powerful tribe are rallying in the capital Islamabad, demanding the arrest of a police officer accused of killing a 27-year-old aspiring model in the largest city of Karachi.
Charlie Walk, a prominent music exec, will not take part in the Feb. 8 finale episode of "The Four" following a former employee's claim that he sexually harassed her.
Finland's incumbent president has been sworn in for another six-year term following a landslide election victory.
A key U.S. Senate committee overseeing the FBI is demanding that Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein release newly recovered text messages between anti-Trump FBI officials Peter Strozk and Lisa Page.
Phoenix Suns guard Isaiah Canaan suffered a grisly ankle injury in the opening quarter of their home game against the Dallas Mavericks Wednesday night.
Former Sheriff Joe Arpaio has been criticized for speaking at least five times to a publication deemed “anti-Semitic” by the Anti-Defamation League, the Arizona Republic reported Wednesday.
It’s long past time to stop members of Congress from using taxpayer dollars to settle sexual harassment claims.
President Trump recently signed an executive order designed to ease military service members’ transition to civilian life, including automatic enrollment to receive Department of Veterans Affairs medical and mental health care.
Two Republican U.S. Senate candidates from Missouri have come under fire for separate remarks made about sex trafficking and women respectively.
Human Rights Watch says armed groups, some linked to the self-styled Libyan National Army, have prevented thousands of internally displaced families from returning to their homes in the eastern city of Benghazi.