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Chancellor Merkel says images from demonstration immediately after killing 'very clearly' showed hate
GRU, an arm of Russia's military intelligence services, is allegedly linked to a series of audacious and deadly operations around the world
Obama-era health insurance program, long criticized by President Trump as ‘disaster,’ seems to be stabilizing after two years of sharp premium hikes
Labor Department said Friday the unemployment rate remained near an 18-year low and there are little signs that hiring will slow down
The 18-year-old was near the top of the 600-feet Nevada Fall; his death is considered an accident
More than half of Hokkaido island's 5.3 million residents are still without power
New Mexico is looking to capitalize on its vistas, mild weather and culture with the creation of a long-distance trail along one of North America's longest rivers
Police and border security agencies on both sides of the Atlantic have signed new agreement to share intelligence to help identify perpetrators
If the writer is not among the 20 top people in the administration, 'the Times just gets creamed,' one observer says
Experts use a combination of language use, statistics and computer science to help figure out who wrote documents that are anonymous or possibly plagiarized
The Obama administration had withdrawn around 234,000 acres of the Rainy River watershed from eligibility for mineral leasing pending a two-year study, citing the potential threat to the nearby Boundary Waters, the country's most-visited wilderness area
Family spokesman says DeVos died at his western Michigan home due to complications from an infection
'Horrific crimes' associated with hammer and sickle symbol, says Lithuanian official as Latvia and Estonia join protest
Organized by the Runway of Dreams Foundation, the show included a catwalk welcoming to wheelchairs, crutches, walking canes and more
Flames tore through the 200-year-old museum, which contained some 20 million items, on Sunday
Fictional brand serves as both commentary on the touchy nature of body modifications and the external focus and force of the fashion industry
Police chief says gunman then entered bank's lobby where he exchanged gunfire with shooter
The 71-year-old Mosbacher is an entrepreneur and Republican donor
Vostok 2018 exercises in central and eastern Russia will also include participants from Mongolian and Chinese militaries
Saeed Abu Ali, assistant to the league's secretary-general for Palestinian affairs told reporters Thursday the move serves as a model for other countries in the face of Israeli plans and US pressure
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