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Local health officials made the announcement Thursday.

Donald Trump is not the only one that has history with Jones. Johnson has been appearing on Jones' Infowars since 2012.

Both Beijing and Manila have competing claims over the Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea near the coast of the Philippines.

She took selfies and signed autographs at the courthouse.

An anti-immigration group led a fake ISIS attack in Prague's Old Town Square to protest Islam.

Ukrainian officials want an investigation into Donald Trump's campaign manager's alleged payments while working for the Party of Regions.

The New York Times reported exclusively Thursday that Hillary Clinton said Powell once suggested she keep a separate inbox.

Allegations have emerged that Donald Trump's campaign chairman helped secretly funnel $2.2 million to lobbying firms on behalf of a pro-Russian Ukrainian political party.

The shakeup comes as opinion polls show Trump falling behind Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton in the presidential campaign.

The Donald Trump campaign is denying rumors that Roger Ailes is advising the GOP nominee.

Gay, lesbian and bisexual students in high school are more vulnerable to rape and physical assault than heterosexual kids, a new study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention finds.

The women gymnasts in Rio are displaying their incredible athleticism and artistic flare. Their blinged-out leotards are show-stoppers as well.

She made history Thursday night by becoming the first black woman to ever win an individual event in Olympic swimming.

Watch the live stream of Hillary Clinton's economic speech in Michigan.

As author Stephen King once said, "Books are a uniquely portable magic."

The Wisconsin businessman is going up against House Speaker Paul Ryan next week.

Zakaria Bulhan killed one American women in a stabbing attack in central London.

Over 400 suspected drug dealers and others have been killed by the police since Rodrigo Duterte took over as president of the Asian country in June.

Critics reveal why Potterheads should see J.K. Rowling’s “Harry Potter and the Curse Child” play.

Kushner, whose family members have long been big Democratic donors, has used his considerable resources to push for his father-in-law's candidacy. 

Republican presidential nominee again sparked concerns over how he would treat the NATO alliance.

Democratic Gov. Terry McAuliffe restored the rights of hundreds of thousands of felons in April, but Republicans argue the action was unconstitutional because it was a blanket restoration of voting rights.

All eyes will be on Cleveland as the Republican Party chooses its presidential and vice presidential nominees.

Roughly 400 pieces of private art and furniture from Bowie's estate will go on sale at Sotheby's in London in November. 

The American journalist was killed in a 2012 rocket attack in the Syrian city of Homs.

Donald Trump fired the controversial campaign manager Monday as the presumptive GOP nominee turns toward the general election.

In recent days, Iraqis made progress in Fallujah and Mosul, while U.S.-backed Syrian forces advanced in Manbij, reports said.

More than 50 State Department officials want a stronger U.S. response to the Syrian dictator, a memo obtained by the New York Times shows.

On Wednesday, New York Times editorial editor Andrew Rosenthal notes Trump-like rhetoric has been instrument for genocide.