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A car bomb explosion ripped through a busy square in the Turkish capital Sunday evening, killing at least 34 people and wounding 125 others, officials… Read More ›

Assessing the partial success of the Syrian cease-fire   The cease-fire that came into effect in Syria on February 27 is a partial success. Humanitarian… Read More ›

Protesters seek to silence him, Republican front-runner says. ‘We can’t let it happen. We have a right to speak’   VANDALIA, Ohio (AP) — One… Read More ›

  Longtime Sequoia Capital venture capitalist Michael Goguen is out of the firm following an explosive lawsuit that accuses him of “sexually, physically, and emotionally”… Read More ›

  WASHINGTON (AP) — Ted Cruz won most of the delegates at stake in Saturday’s Republican county conventions in Wyoming. The Texas senator won nine… Read More ›

  The wild, wacky exhibit that has been the Republican presidential primary could be making more voters yearn for someone like the person currently sitting… Read More ›

  United Nations – The U.S. ambassador to the United Nations says Iran’s recent ballistic missile launches are “provocative and destabilizing.” Samantha Power, in a… Read More ›

  Ohio – Republican presidential candidates Marco Rubio and John Kasich suggested Saturday they may not support Donald Trump if he becomes the GOP nominee,… Read More ›

  Newark, NJ – Riders were expressing their thanks and relief Saturday after learning that New Jersey Transit and its rail workers had reached a… Read More ›

Iron Maiden’s personal Boeing 747 collided with a tow truck Saturday at an airport in Chile, causing major damage to the aircraft and injuring two… Read More ›

A massive avalanche struck Saturday morning in the Italian Alps, sweeping away and burying about a large group of people — killing at least six… Read More ›

After weekend protests that force one rally’s cancellation, GOP contender vows ‘to start pressing charges’   Police said they used pepper spray twice outside a… Read More ›

President slams Republican candidate’s ‘insults and schoolyard taunts and manufacturing facts’   DALLAS, Texas – President Barack Obama on Saturday gave a mocking rebuke of… Read More ›

Republican frontrunner says online search revealed ties to jihadist group, a claim one IS expert calls ‘farcical’   WASHINGTON (AP) — Republican presidential front-runner Donald… Read More ›

Talks come in light of the intensified Egyptian blockade over the Gaza Strip, accusations that Hamas was involved in assassination of Egyptian public prosecutor and… Read More ›

  BEIRUT – The head of the Syrian opposition’s negotiating team said on Thursday it was not optimistic about peace talks getting under way in… Read More ›

  Any hope of peace and goodwill coming to the relationship between Bill Simmons and ESPN took a major hit this week. During a conversation… Read More ›

  Mikhail Lesin’s November 2015 death in a Washington, DC, hotel was already mysterious. The former Russian press minister and founder of the English-language television network Russia… Read More ›

  As expected, the US Department of Justice filed a legal response on Thursday to Apple’s refusal to help the FBI unlock an iPhone used by… Read More ›

  San Francisco – Google is previewing the next version of its Android operating system two months ahead of schedule in an effort to get… Read More ›