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The NFL controversy over how the New England Patriots treat their balls has followed a predictable pattern when it comes to modern manufactured outrage.
Two suspected jihadists killed by cops in the city of Verviers were part of a group that was allegedly planning to commit a large terror attack.
Three suspects related to the Charlie Hebdo massacre were killed and several hostages rescued after simultaneous police raids.
Despite the surrender of a possible accomplice, the two main suspects remain at large.
The French magazine demonstrated a long-standing refusal to give in to critics and threats.
The lists of best-selling books and top-grossing movies looked awfully similar in 2014.
The New Jersey governor's real crime isn't turning on the Giants and the Jets. It's backing a winner.
More than two years after the disease killed 64 people, the owners of the clinic responsible will face charges.
An attack in Peshawar killed more than 145 people, most of them the young children of army officers and soldiers.
Ferguson, Missouri, became a city on fire after it was announced that Officer Darren Wilson would not face criminal charges for the shooting death of Michael Brown.
The Secretary of Defense announced his resignation on Monday, but many insiders are saying he was pushed.
Four people are dead and six others injured after two terrorists targeted Jewish worshipers on Tuesday morning.
Soccer's governing body clears Russia and Qatar of any wrongdoing in their World Cup hosting bids, but the ethics committee member who actually ran the investigation disagrees.
The White House proposes a major change to the way broadband should be regulated, but can it actually happen?
Reports say a convoy of tanks and trucks crossed the border into Luhansk, threatening a new escalation in the region.
Russia and Ukraine have reached an agreement that will keep natural gas supplies flowing until March of next year.
A leaked autopsy report appears to support claims that there was a fight inside Officer Darren Wilson's car.
The Olympic sprinter gets five-years for killing his girlfriend but is expected to serve only a small portion of it in jail.
The World Health Organization says it's been six weeks without a new infection.
Another Dallas healthcare worker has contracted the disease.
