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Japan and South Korea have reached an agreement over the long-standing issue of “comfort women,” a term that describes sex slaves used by the Japanese… Read More ›

Relatives of 3-year-old Alan Kurdi, the toddler who tragically drowned off the Turkish coast earlier this year, have arrived safely in Canada as refugees. There… Read More ›

  The expulsion of ISIS fighters from the Iraqi city of Ramadi is a morale-boosting victory for the Iraqi Security Forces after a thoroughly forgettable… Read More ›

  From one holiday-shortened week to another. The past week was mostly quiet, but highlighted by three straight up days and one flat day in… Read More ›

  “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” just keeps making money and breaking records. After nabbing the Christmas Day box-office record with $49.3 million, shattering the… Read More ›

  Chipotle’s sales and stock price are getting hammered in the midst of E. coli outbreaks linked to its restaurants. The burrito chain has warned that its… Read More ›

  Washington – Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump assailed a leading committee chairman in Congress on Sunday for backing Marco Rubio, Trump’s rival for the… Read More ›

  Washington – The crew of a Dallas police helicopter was searching for a capsized boat last March, when there was a loud explosion and… Read More ›

  New Jersey – Gov. Chris Christie has drawn accolades from supporters and detractors alike for his work addressing the opiate problem in New Jersey… Read More ›

Donald Trump on Sunday accused Hillary Clinton of unfairly trading on her gender while declaring Bill Clinton to be “fair game” as the former president… Read More ›

It’s official. From January 1, 2016 China will allow two children for every couple. Chinese lawmakers rubber-stamped the new legislation Sunday during a session of… Read More ›

The Islamic State in Iraq and Syria finds itself under growing pressure on several fronts, facing battlefield setbacks in both countries. In a new audio… Read More ›

  It’s not an exaggeration to say thatTesla Motors (NASDAQ:TSLA) has literally flipped disruption theory on its head. Classical disruption theory suggests that most disruptive… Read More ›

  BERLIN (Reuters) — Europe needs to regain control of its borders, Germany’s foreign minister was quoted on Saturday as saying, after reports that forged… Read More ›

  San Francisco residents sometimes say things along the lines of, “It’s too expensive here already. Tech companies should move somewhere else that’s cheaper. After… Read More ›

  Dallas, TX – Four people died in a storm-related incident in Texas near where a tornado touched down on Saturday, bringing the death toll… Read More ›

  Chicago – A Chicago police officer shot and killed two people early Saturday while responding to a domestic disturbance call on the city’s West… Read More ›

  Birmingham, AL – The death toll in the Southeast climbed to 18 on Saturday after days of tumultuous weather — unusual warmth, tornadoes and… Read More ›

One unsuspecting Louisiana police officer was in for a hoot on Christmas Eve. Covington Police officer Lance Benjamin was riding alone Thursday with his windows… Read More ›

  When Manchester United appointed Louis van Gaal as manager in May 2014, the veteran Dutchman was widely expected to restore the fortunes of one… Read More ›