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President Donald Trump publicly acknowledged that humans bear some blame for climate change, but scientists say the president still isn't dealing with the reality of our primary role.

A federal judge in Montana on Wednesday rejected an effort by President Donald Trump's reelection campaign and Republican groups to block Montana counties from holding a mostlybymail general election, saying claims that the election could be marred by wid...

A federal control board that oversees Puerto Ricos finances announced Wednesday that it has contacted federal and local law enforcement agencies after discovering the islands Department of Education paid more than $84 million to people who no longer work...

A religious organization tied to Amy Coney Barrett, President Trumps Supreme Court nominee, sought to erase all mentions and photos of her from its website before she meets with lawmakers and faces questions at her Senate confirmation hearings.

A U.S. citizen who is also a Saudi national is set to be tried in Saudi Arabia on Thursday by a counterterrorism court that has been used to imprison rights activists in a case that could spark further tensions in already uneasy U.S.Saudi relations.

The University of Montevallo, a staterun liberal arts school, will rename two buildings that honor former Alabama governors who supported white supremacy, trustees decided.

The Hungarian government says its official Twitter account was temporarily suspended and then restored without explanation.

Greek authorities say 139 vulnerable asylumseekers who had been living in overcrowded Greek island camps have left for Germany, as part of efforts to ease overcrowding and move refugees to other European countries.

This year's U.N. General Assembly meeting began with calls for multilateralism and cooperation a declaration that the urgency for countries to unite has rarely been greater. It concluded with a parade of divisive grievances that echoed when the final gav...

Almost fiftyfive years ago, Dr. Jorge Vallejo told his colleagues at a Havana hospital that he needed to rush home to check on one of his toddler sons who had a fever. That was a lie.

South Korea has reported 113 new cases of COVID19, its first daily increase over 100 in five days, as the country entered a holiday break that officials fear would possibly worsen transmissions.

A Long Island man convicted of running a sex trafficking ring out of his elderly parents sprawling suburban home was sentenced Tuesday to 9 years in prison.

Liberty University said it paid its recently resigned president, Jerry Falwell Jr., the two years' base salary owed under his employment contract Tuesday.

Those mysterious debt collectors who call insisting youll be in legal peril if you dont pay them big bucks are in hot water themselves, accused in a nationwide crackdown of harassing and threatening consumers, often about debts that dont actually exist.

Sri Lanka's government announced Tuesday that it will ban cattle slaughter, saying it would help the dairy industry and thereby save money used to purchase imported milk powder.

Kentuckys attorney general has acknowledged that he never asked the grand jury to consider homicide charges against police in the killing of Breonna Taylor.