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Typhoon Jebi, reportedly the strongest typhoon to make landfall in Japan since 1993, packed gusts up to 180 kph (110 mph)
The US Government Accountability Office said 54 percent of federal emergency personnel were not qualified to do the rescue work in October 2017, a month after the Category 4 hurricane hit the US territory
Dorsey's prepared testimony ahead of a House hearing says Twitter does not use political ideology to make decisions
John Kyl served three terms in the Senate before retiring in 2013, then working as a lobbyist in Washington
Journalists had reported about the army's counterinsurgency campaign that drove 700,000 Muslim Rohingyas to flee to Bangladesh
Monday's insider attack, which wounded another US service member, was the second this summer
EPA allowed Pruitt and team to increase security detail from six agents for Pruitt's predecessor to 19 without proving need, inspector general says
Vowing to maintain a secular state, Keita, 73, was inaugurated Tuesday following his August 20 election victory
The star of the HBO comedy series revealed last September that she had been diagnosed with breast cancer
At a meeting with his Israeli counterpart, Duterte said he considers Israel a key strategic partner and weapons supplier
Adults have worried about their kids' fascination with new-fangled entertainment and technology since the days of dime novels
Perry offered a $100,000 reward in 2013 for information about the disappearances
Former White House intern calls Yonit Levi's first question about her relationship with Clinton a 'blatant disregard for our agreement'
Slippers taken from Judy Garland Museum in Grand Rapids, Michigan, in August 2005, shoes were insured for $1 million
Nauru, which recognizes Taiwan and has no diplomatic ties with China, accused a Chinese official of bullying and temporarily held a New Zealand journalist
Officials suggest that damage could be catastrophic, with one official telling Brazilian news outlet that as much as 90 percent may have been destroyed
Martin Selmayr, Juncker’s former head of Cabinet, was appointed secretary-general in February at a meeting that saw him promoted twice within minutes
Vote will be first since nation of 10 million took in 163,000 migrants in 2015; some say country does not feel like Sweden anymore
Police say man, whom they did not identify, was intercepted outside concrete blast barriers that encircle US and nearby British embassies
News outlets report cellphone video shows the interruption of Cardinal Donald Wuerl's post-Communion remarks Sunday at Annunciation Catholic Church
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