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South Korea's Constitutional Court has upheld a decision by the country's National Assembly to impeach President Park Guen-hye.

Tensions are running high in South Korea after South Korea's Constitutional Court has upheld a decision by the country's National Assembly to impeach President Park Geun-hye.

Rep. Joe Barton offers to treat all members of the House Energy and Commerce committee to a breakfast at Waffle House if they speed up a session on the GOP's Obamacare replacement bill.

NASA on Thursday released pictures of Pan, one of Saturn's many moons, and its distinctive shape is drawing comparisons to flying saucers and stuffed pasta.

Republicans don't have a CBO score yet on their health care bill, but already taking shots at the CBO

Washington state will ask a federal judge to block President Donald Trump's new travel ban, joining Hawaii as the second state to challenge the ban.

A second House committee approved the Republican Party's Obamacare repeal bill Thursday, as President Donald Trump flexed his deal-making skills to build momentum behind the legislation amid growing concern among prominent GOP figures that fast-tracking the measure could backfire.

A Canadian federal judge who asked a woman in a rape trial why she couldn't keep her knees together resigned Thursday after a disciplinary council recommended he be removed from the bench.

"Elf" actor Faizon Love was caught on camera having an altercation with a valet at John Glenn Columbus International airport in Columbus, Ohio. He was arrested, charged with assault and released on bail.

A car bomb explosion and firefights are caught on camera as Iraqi forces battle to reclaim the streets of western Mosul.

CNN's Jake Tapper says that nobody from President Trump's team, including Vice President Pence, is willing to support his claims regarding wiretapping.

In an interview with CNN's Wolf Blitzer, Sen. Bernie Sanders pans the House health care plan, calling it "Robin Hood in reverse."

When it comes to sex, the law has a lot to say. For something that is supposed to happen in the privacy of one's home, we're keenly interested in regulating what happens there.

The Illinois special prosecutor investigating whether authorities manipulated evidence to convict an innocent man of a 1957 child murder soon may be answering to a special prosecutor himself.

In an October speech to the Detroit Economic Club, Sergey Kislyak, the Russian ambassador to the United States, denied meeting with Donald Trump or campaign officials during the course of 2016 presidential election, but acknowledged that he met with members of Congress and others who approached him at events.

More than 150 law firms across the country sent a letter to White House budget director Mick Mulvaney on Thursday, urging him not to propose the elimination of federal funding for the Legal Services Corporation.

One of the nation's most influential domestic policy groups said Thursday that the health care bill making its way through Congress would put the cost of insurance far out of reach for many more Americans.

During Portland, Maine's City Council "Artist in the Chamber" program, interpretive dancer Sara Juli crawled onto a meeting attendee and mimicked vomiting -- all in the name of art.

Melania's approval ratings shoot up. CNN's Jeanne Moos reports on the first lady's leap.

Answering a question on the CIA hack, Press Secretary Sean Spicer said Fox reporter James Rosen's phones had been tapped, but Rosen's phone records were obtained under a court order.