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A report will be released Tuesday outlining torture tactics used by the CIA. But, America isn't the only country to have used torture.

The changes have been discussed for years but would come as thousands protest what they perceive as racial profiling and excessive use of force.

A feature in the magazine details an alleged sexual assault at a Virginia fraternity. Questions have piled up around its reporting.

The New York Police Department has been preparing for demonstrations for days.

The Homeland Security secretary argued on Tuesday that the president had the legal authority to take executive action on immigration.

On Thanksgiving Day, Ferguson residents shared turkey with the National Guard and helped clean up debris from days of protests.

Don't worry, the Thanksgiving side dish frog eye salad does not contain any amphibians.

Wilson has kept a low profile since the Aug. 9 shooting of Michael Brown. Here are seven things to know about him.

Chuck Hagel's resignation leaves the Syrian moderate opposition with few supporters in the Obama administration.

On Monday, the New York Times published the name of the short suburban street where Ferguson Police Officer Darren Wilson's house sits.

U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel's sudden resignation follows a long career as a statesman, military mind and foreign policy leader.

Reason No. 1? Critics say Chuck Hagel didn't understand the Middle East.

President Obama asked the Defense Secretary to step down on Friday. The move has been in the works for two weeks.

Two Cleveland police officers are on leave in the shooting and death of Tamir E. Rice.

The Saudi Arabian national is the seventh prisoner to be released by the detention center at Guantanamo Bay in the past three weeks.

Manny Pacquiao's next fight highlights the chasm between boxing's 1 percent and everyone else.

The president signed a secret order to expand U.S. forces' role in the war-torn country, according to a New York Times report.

“It’s past time that the Federal Reserve shows -- with actions, not words -- that it will protect consumers rather than Wall Street.”

In today's online media landscape, no one holds a sure grip on authority, legitimacy or a revenue stream. And we feel fine.

Obama will detail an overhaul of U.S. immigration policy Thursday night. Here's what the executive actions might entail.

General Motors, which had recalled 2.6 million cars because of faulty ignition switches, is running a compensation program for the problem.

U.S. Navy Secretary Ray Mabus reportedly said the $4.7 million in taxpayer money he has spent on overseas travel has been a "phenomenal" investment.

Director Marjorie Sturm explores ideas about authenticity and celebrity in the documentary "The Cult of JT Leroy."

Serial killer Charles Manson is getting married while in prison. Here's how he's able to exchange vows while serving a life sentence for a string of murders.

More agents from nearly every government agency are going undercover in the U.S. to sleuth potential lawbreakers.

Katherine Heigl's name has been dragged through the proverbial mud since leaving "Grey's Anatomy" in 2010. Now she's returning with a new show, "State of Affairs," and people are wondering where all the hate came from in the first place.

A U.S. official has confirmed the beheading death of Abdul-Rahman Kassig, a New York Times reporter says.

Barbara Bowman recently revealed that the comedian drugged and raped her when she was a 17-year-old aspiring actress in 1985.

In 2012, the NBA said N.J. had "no idea what it's doing" when it chose to support sports gambling. Have times changed? Adam Silver says yes.