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The players who filed the complaint say they are acting on behalf of the entire women’s team.

The leaders of the two countries prepare to meet Thursday, with the U.S. saying it will not recognize China's exclusion zone in the South China Sea.

The photos purportedly show Ugandan police groping women's breasts and private parts as they conducted body searches on soccer fans entering the Namboole stadium.

Donald Trump made waves there this week after indicating he’d withdraw American troops for financial reasons.

Train station attacker Khalid el-Bakraoui and others have been linked to attacks in Brussels and Paris that have killed 160 people and wounded 600.

The Islamic State group militants in the Nov. 13 attacks that killed 130 people also used victims’ cell phones to communicate.

The great irony is that the same press Donald Trump says he despises has made his campaign possible with vast amounts of free airtime.

The Associated Press cited unidentified sources reporting that Sleiman Daoud al-Afari, who has links to Saddam Hussein's regime, was captured in Iraq.

Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval, a moderate Republican, took himself out of consideration for appointment to the U.S. Supreme Court.

Ted Cruz attacked; Marco Rubio floundered — and Donald Trump defended the size of his ... poll numbers.

U.S. defense authorities are interrogating the militant, and described the elite Delta Force-led capture as a vital development in fighting the Islamic State group.

The president has said he wants to get a nominee through Congress, but Republican leaders have said they won’t even consider it.

Despite the animosity Bush and Rubio expressed over the past few months, the two Florida politicians have not changed their opinions of each other, Rubio said.

The inaugural award of the prize ended up going to three writers.

The Ricketts family has long been involved in Republican Party politics.

The Texas senator's defeat in South Carolina on Saturday signaled some vulnerability as the GOP race heads toward Super Tuesday.

Hillary Clinton called former Senate colleagues about controversial trade pacts, and her office pressed the New York Times to hold a sensitive article, the emails show.

Boutros Boutros-Ghali, an Egyptian diplomat who was the first African and Arab to hold the position, served during a period rife with conflict.

Doctors Without Borders condemned a Monday airstrike that killed up to 50 people, saying it was carried out by the Syrian regime or Russian warplanes.

With interest in virtual reality spiking, it’s no surprise to see the magazine’s most famous edition get in on the act.

Lisa Linden, a spokeswoman for the former New York governor, reportedly denied the accusations saying there was “no truth to the allegation.”

Japan’s GDP contracted in the fourth quarter more than economists had expected, and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s program may need a boost.

The CEO and chairman of America’s largest bank scooped up a half-million shares in JPMorgan Chase.

Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman has been indicted in Brooklyn as well as in Chicago, New York, Miami and other locations where his cocaine ring is believed to be active.

Tuesday's decision by the Supreme Court to temporarily block the ambitious plan has cast doubts over whether the U.S. would be able to meet its climate pledges.

"She wants us to know — more than ever — that she’s still grounded," one writer says of the pop superstar.

The 22 most classified messages reportedly concern the CIA's drone assassination program, a New York Times report says.

The U.S. senator from Vermont has received more outside money than his rivals, news reports say.

A London event aimed at raising funds for millions of Syrian refugees began Thursday, just two days after peace talks on the conflict collapsed.