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President Donald Trump vowed stout support for NATO on Monday, even as he insisted again that member countries scale up their defense spending on the alliance.

The organizers of last month's Women's March announced Monday their intention to hold a general strike at a date to be determined.

The Sean Spicer I know has a great sense of humor and an easy laugh.

In an interview with Bill O'Reilly, President Trump says he respects Russian President Putin. O'Reilly called Putin a killer and Trump responded by saying "our country's so innocent."

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At least 117 people have died along the Afghan-Pakistani border after three days of heavy snowfall caused a series of deadly avalanches Sunday.

Queen Elizabeth II became the first British monarch to reign for 65 years on Monday.

Can The Huffington Post, a web site founded as a liberal answer to The Drudge Report, win over millions of Trump voters? New editor-in-chief Lydia Polgreen believes that it can. So it is starting to try

A little over one week after being denied entry to the United States, a family of Syrian Orthodox Christians were reunited with their American relatives Monday morning at John F. Kennedy airport in New York City.

The Assali family was finally reunited after more than a week stuck in limbo following President Trump's executive order on immigration.

A special prosecutor has been appointed to look into whether police and prosecutors in a small Illinois town engaged in misconduct to win a false conviction in one of the nation's coldest murder cases.

In an interview with CNN's Wolf Blitzer, Rep. Kathleen Rice calls Donald Trump's insults so juvenile that it would be an "insult to actual juveniles."

After years of investigations and hearings, the sheer scale of child sexual abuse within the Australian Catholic Church has been revealed.

America's biggest tech firms have stepped into the legal fight against President Donald Trump's travel ban.

The main target of the US Navy SEAL raid in Yemen was the leader of Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, Qassim al-Rimi, according to a senior US military official. CNN's Jim Sciutto has more.

Speaking to US military members, President Trump falsely accused the media of down playing terrorist attacks, but did not specify which attacks he was referring to. CNN's Jim Acosta has more.

A piece in The New York Times explores how previous terrorist attacks considered lone wolf attacks were actually facilitated through cyberspace. CNN's Jake Tapper reports.

Elon Musk has signed on to fight President Trump's travel ban.

Donald Trump turned to his favorite outlet for outrage over the weekend when he blasted out tweets to his 23.9 million followers lambasting the federal judge who temporarily suspended the President's executive orders on immigration.

Pushing back on a New York Times article detailing disorder in the West Wing, press secretary Sean Spicer said Monday the reporters got their facts wrong -- including the eye-catching detail that Trump watches TV in his bathrobe.