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With just 36 days to go before the Rio Olympics kick off, the situation in the host city just went from bad to worse.

Christy Sheats had "ample opportunity" to shoot her husband. Jason Sheats believes she killed their daughters instead because she "wanted him to suffer."

Officers and parademics who responded to Orlando shooting find the only ones they can really talk to about what happened are those who also responded.

Authorities found millions of dollars stashed inside buckets hidden in attic walls, along with drugs and a gun, during a search of a home in the Miami area.

JetBlue will cover the $85 fee for TSA PreCheck for its Mosaic TrueBlue members.

Heart disease is the No. 1 killer, followed by cancer. But the CDC has good news about mortality in the U.S.

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Government watchdog groups have a filed a complaint alleging that the Donald Trump campaign broke federal election laws when a fundraising solicitation went to several foreign email addresses.

The Republican-led House will vote next week on a bill to prevent people on the terrorism watch list from buying guns, Speaker Paul Ryan announced Thursday on a conference call with his GOP members.

The organization planning President Barack Obama's library has settled upon an architectural team to design the Chicago structure.

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Investors seem to be over the Brexit fears that gripped the market just after the U.K. voted to leave the European Union. But experts say that the volatility isn't over yet.

The interest rates on federal student loans available to undergraduate students will fall to 3.76% this year from 4.29%.

Sorry Nutella lovers, Google has gone with Nougat as the name for the next version of Android.

Donald Trump lambasted Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts Thursday over two rulings in which the high court refused to strike down President Barack Obama's signature health care law.

Bank of England Governor Mark Carney expects the economy to slow sharply. He think may have to act fast to boost growth.

Embattled British Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn, already fighting to survive a revolt from his MPs, walked into a fresh firestorm Thursday when he appeared to compare the Israeli government to ISIS.

Apple is working on a technology that can disable phones' photo and video recording capabilities using an infrared signal.

College grads have landed 8.4 million of the 11.6 million jobs created during the economic recovery, according to a new Georgetown report. Those with some college education gained more than 3 million positions.

Danny Cevallos says it's hard not to sympathize with the Cuban migrants who reached a U.S. lighthouse but the courts are right to rule they can't stay in the U.S.