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US president says he is ready to 'help' in Kashmir dispute with India

The US has its first case of a new virus that was found only last month in China, but health officials say they believe the virus' overall risk to the American public remains low

Highlighting his recent trade deal with Canada, Mexico and China, the US president rejected what he called the 'prophets of doom'

Call issued by US disarmament ambassador to the UN Robert Wood, who referred to Beijing's secrecy around growing stockpiles as a 'serious threat to strategic stability'

A prosecutor in the Federal District, Wellington Divino Marques de Oliveira, said the journalist helped a group of six people who hacked into phones of hundreds local authorities

A retired psychologist who was one of two private contractors who designed a brutal CIA torture program following the Sept. 11 attacks is testifying about it in court for the first time

Senators to vote on McConnell resolution setting out timeline, but Democratic leader Schumer calls it 'a national disgrace' designed to hide evidence against Trump

Freelance reporter Nicholas Frakes who was detained for nearly two days in Beirut on suspicion of broadcasting live footage to an Israeli news outlet says he has been released

A sampling of Trump's remarks

Rideshare company hoping the change will help it show that its drivers are independent contractors rather than employees under state law

In an interview with 'The Hollywood Reporter' published Tuesday, Clinton was asked about a comment she makes in an upcoming documentary where she says Sanders was 'in Congress for years' but, 'Nobody likes him, nobody wants to work with him, he got nothing done'

Oprah Winfrey's new pick is one of the year's most anticipated and debated novels

Show up and shut up, lawmakers told, and stash your phones elsewhere

Democrats call on Pat Cipollone to disclose any first-hand knowledge he has of evidence he will present at the trial

The brief order means that the court, even if decides to take up the case at a later date, is almost certain not to hear arguments or issue a ruling in its current term, which ends in June