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At a meeting in Rome on Tuesday, Secretary of State John Kerry is expected to seek more support from two-dozen nations in a U.S.-led coalition.

The pro football league imposes "price floors" that can prevent fans from accessing lower-priced tickets, the state's attorney general alleged.

A report released by two civil rights groups alleges that federal immigration authorities broke the law.

Police sources said the Paris resident arrested Thursday was found with a copy of the Quran and two handguns.

A bomb threat was also made Thursday morning at a school in Amsterdam.

World Health Organization chief Margaret Chan announced an emergency meeting to discuss the global response to the outbreak.

The Republican front-runner’s camp agreed Wednesday to go one-on-one against the Texas senator, "if he's the last man standing."

Initial accounts on social media say Johnathan Bratcher, 32, was unarmed and running from officers when slain in Memphis, Tennessee.

An organization of those who served in Iraq and Afghanistan says it won't take part in an event planned after the Republican pulled out of a GOP debate.

Proposed legislation would require state police to keep tabs on people in the state who arrive from Syria.

Social media users took to Twitter to express their outrage over what some called "fried air."

Word of the deal follows months of talks on reforms for the Missouri city's police force following the death of Michael Brown.

United Airlines claims its policy will apply for any destination mentioned in a U.S. government travel alert about the virus.

Crews uncovered a large femur bone from a mammoth as well as bones from a bison and a camel.

The event is being held to examine the rights of religious minorities in Muslim-majority communities, in theory and in practice.

A suspect now in custody engaged in extensive conversations about plans to attack a Masonic temple, authorities said.

After cases of abuse and violence, groups in Germany and the Netherlands are working to set up special housing for new arrivals facing threats.

The California maker of electric cars, which recently sued German auto parts maker Hoerbiger, will report fourth-quarter results Feb. 10.

Two people face charges of tampering with government records after secretly recording videos inside a Planned Parenthood clinic.

Monday’s town hall event featured presidential candidates Hillary Clinton, Martin O’Malley and Bernie Sanders.

The retail giant plans to roll out the new policy across its Canadian stores beginning Feb. 9 in British Columbia.

Three inmates who fled from an Orange County jail may have had inside help, a security consultant said Monday.

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Gen. Joseph Dunford, Joint Chiefs chairman, said the U.S. and Iraq are discussing how U.S. forces can help liberate the city from ISIS.

The snowstorm forced New York transit officials to begin suspending bus service Saturday at noon, while Washington’s Metro was shut down earlier.

With those affected having recovered or near recovery, a health official downplayed the possibility of the virus spreading in the state.

One death and 12 hospitalizations across six states have been linked to salads packaged in Springfield, Ohio, federal health officials said.

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The departure of Susan Hedman, effective Feb. 1, came on the same day that President Barack Obama announced $80 million in federal aid to Flint, Michigan.