Power has been restored to the city of Detroit after being shut off for hours, embarrassing a city that has been the focus of continuous conversation over urban decay.
The Iraqi government and the country's Kurds have reached an important agreement on oil revenues and plans to fight the Islamic State, boosting hopes that the group can eventually be defeated.
President Barack Obama is set to nominate Ashton Carter as his replacement for Chuck Hagel, who recently resigned.
The French government has voted to recognize Palestine, becoming the fifth Western European nation to do so after Israel's invasion of Gaza during the summer.
Noe Iniguez to serve a year in jail after posting topless pictures of his ex-girlfriend
Extremists’ second attack after last month’s intensifies security concerns in the African nation.
Hong Kong authorities issued a strong warning to protesters who have occupied central Hong Kong, as an arrested protest leader at the center of the movement announced that he would begin a hunger strike.
President Barack Obama has announced initiatives intended to build trust between communities and local police forces after the shooting death of unarmed teenager Michael Brown and an excessive police response to peaceful protesters put the issue of police militarization at the front of the national political discourse.
The embattled comedian and actor Bill Cosby, who more than a dozen women have publicly accused of drugging and raping them, has resigned from his position on Temple University's Board of Trustees.
Kosta Karageorge, an Ohio State football player who reportedly suffered from concussions, was found dead on Sunday from what appears to be a self-inflicted gun shot
DNA pioneer James Watson, who was disgraced due to his comments on race and intelligence, is set to sell his Nobel Prize in an auction
A terrorist attack in China’s restless Xinjiang region has left at least 15 people dead and many more wounded.
A boy who was first reported missing four years ago has been found alive behind the false wall of a suburban home.
Major corporations that have previously supported the implementation of the Affordable Care Act, commonly known as Obamacare, may withdraw that support because of disagreements over employee wellness programs that incentivize and punish certain behaviors for employees.
A disturbing and irresponsible mistake by the prosecutors in the grand jury responsible for indicting Darren Wilson, the officer who killed unarmed teenager Michael Brown, could have played an outsized role in the jury's decision not to charge Wilson.
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