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When a Massachusetts couple returned from vacation last week, they noticed a rainbow flag had been taken and their house had been egged.

Ukraine has one of the highest rates of HIV infection in Europe, according to the United Nations Program on HIV/AIDS.

The wife of Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has made a surprise visit to Pearl Harbor in Hawaii, where Japanese planes launched a surprise attack on a US naval base in 1941.

Abu Zubaydah, a Guantanamo Bay inmate believed to have been tortured, "has no desire" to harm the United States, his military representative says.

A collection of 35 vintage Apple computers sold for $47,000 on the auction block.

Joseph Stiglitz, a Nobel prize-winning economist and advisor to Hillary Clinton tells CNN it's 'absolutely wrong' for President Obama to try to push through the Trans Pacific Partnership trade deal.

Giant panda Lun Lun, who has been at the Atlanta zoo since 1999, is going to be a mom for the sixth and seventh time.

Harvey Weinstein is standing by "Birth of a Nation" director Nate Parker as the up-and-coming filmmaker continues to deal with fallout from a years-old rape allegation that threatens to derail his movie's Oscar hopes.

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Pills containing deadly opioid Fentanyl, which killed Prince, were mislabeled, according to a newspaper report; whoever provided them to the performer could face a long prison sentence, says Danny Cevallos

Syrian forces and Kurdish fighters have agreed to a ceasefire in the Syrian city of Hasaka, say Syrian state media and a London-based monitoring organization.

The government plans to buy 11 million pounds of cheese to help with the dairy surplus and help feed needy families.

A North Carolina family is pressing for details about why a state trooper shot and killed Daniel Kevin Harris, a 29-year-old deaf man, after a vehicle chase.

Claressa Shields is the first US boxer -- male or female -- to win back-to-back gold, but her heart will always be with her hometown of Flint, Michigan.

Subtitled TV 'Narcos,' 'Gomorrah'

Aaron Persky, the judge in the case of Brock Turner, an ex-Stanford student given six months for sexual assault, has recused himself in another sex case.

President Barack Obama -- while on a trip to survey flood damage in Louisiana's capital region on Tuesday -- met with relatives of men killed and injured in two high-profile Baton Rogue shootings involving police officers, the White House said.

President Barack Obama toured flood-ravaged Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Tuesday, surveying wreckage that has also become a political football.

Staking its future on video, BuzzFeed has announced that it will split into two units: a new, video-focused BuzzFeed Entertainment Group and BuzzFeed News.

Russia will not compete at next month's Paralympic Games in Rio.