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As word of Donald Trump's surprise trip south of the border spread, many Mexicans took to social media with a common refrain: "Is this a joke?"

Mark Clague says the national anthem doesn't glorify slavery or racism but it is a product of its time.

Donald Trump's meetings often end the same way -- with two very different takeaways.

James Burns, a former Atlanta police officer, has been charged with murder in the shooting death of an unarmed black man, his lawyer said.

Dog brains process the words we say and the tone used to say them in two ways, a new MRI study suggests.

Russia said one of its airstrikes in Syria killed ISIS spokesman Mohammad al-Adnani -- a claim that a US official called preposterous.

"What Do You Mean" Justin Bieber will be in the new Guinness Book of World Records?

Amazon and Wells Fargo announced a discount on private loans for Amazon's Student Prime members six weeks ago. Now they've ended it.

Conservative media friendships and alliances are breaking apart as Donald Trump's run for president roils the Republican Party.

Priorities USA, Hillary Clinton's top super PAC, will begin airing $6 million worth of ads targeting Latino and African-American voters.

When JetBlue Flight 387 touches down in Cuba on Wednesday, it will be the first direct commercial flight between the US and the island in over a half-century.

If you decide to speak to someone about their weight, you need to understand they probably have tried to diet and failed -- offer to help them and set a plan.

Donald Trump has mentioned Mexico frequently on the campaign trail, since the very beginning.

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The Supreme Court denied a request Wednesday from North Carolina to allow provisions of its controversial voting rights law to go back into effect.

Even the smallest change to someone's facial appearance, like wearing glasses, can shift our ability to identify them if we don't know them, according to a study.

In 2009, Chris Brown was arrested for viciously beating his then-girlfriend, fellow singer Rihanna.

Brazil's economy contracted 3.8% in the second quarter. The economic news came hours before Brazil's senate impeached President Dilma Rousseff.

Things are about to get even stranger.

The WHO maintains that a yellow fever outbreak is still serious although not a public health emergency. A mass vaccination campaign continues.