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A doctor who was one of dozens of people killed at Istanbul's airport was trying to rescue his son from ISIS, a friend said.

The wife of one of the men killed during the attacks in Benghazi, Libya, rebuked Hillary Clinton on Thursday for encouraging the country to "move on" four years after the violence.

The Pentagon said Thursday it was ending the ban on transgender people being able to serve openly in the U.S. military.

A meeting this week between Attorney General Loretta Lynch and former President Bill Clinton is creating headaches for Hillary Clinton's campaign.

Watch this hot mess of a handshake. Jeanne Moos gives a hand to some of the worst handshakes ever.

The handwritten letter relays a desperate message: "S.O.S. Please help me."

A 13-year-old Israeli-American girl was stabbed to death in her bedroom Thursday morning in the West Bank settlement of Kiryat Arba, a spokesman for the Israel Defense Forces said.

Nearly 70 million airbags in U.S. cars have been or will be recalled as part of a massive safety scandal enveloping Takata since 2014.

A report found that the 10 sailors captured by Iranians in January suffered from "failed leadership" at all levels on a mission that was plagued by mistakes from beginning to end.

Donald Trump on Wednesday said his former Republican primary rivals who have refused to support him in November should be barred from running for public office again.

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Airstrikes hit a convoy of more than 500 vehicles leaving Falluja, killing dozens of ISIS militants trying to flee the city, Iraqi officials said.

Rio de Janeiro finally got a federal bailout, with nearly a month to go before the Olympic Games start here.

After a gunmen murdered 49 people at the Orlando gay club earlier this month, a fund intended to aid Pulse employees has raised more than $50,000. About $28,500 of that was given out to 38 people on Thursday. (The club has 45 part-time and full-time employees.)

You recently changed your algorithm to make posts by friends and family appear higher in news feeds, which basically means news feeds won't have as much actual "news" prioritized in them.

The United States eradicated malaria by spraying mosquito breeding grounds with DDT in 1951, roughly two decades after most of Western Europe eliminated the disease.

Thousands are marching through the streets of Hong Kong for the annual July 1 protest to call for democracy in the Chinese-administered territory.

The race to become Britain's next prime minister took a surprise twist Thursday.

With just 38 days to go before the Rio Olympics kicks off, the situation in the host city just went from bad to worse.

Christy Sheats called a family meeting with her husband and two daughters on Friday in the living room of their Fulshear, Texas home.