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As a candidate, President Trump said he would "open up our libel laws."

Companies reliant on foreign skilled workers were thrown into a decision-making limbo, and, in some cases, a panic over potential labor shortages.

"President Trump cannot continue to lie, lie, lie," Sanders tweeted.

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang laid out a plan to reduce pollution throughout the nation at the National People's Congress meeting Sunday.

The postman was apparently spending a lot of time in the owner's garage.

Despite diplomatic rows with the U.S., China may be taking on a bigger role in Afghanistan as the U.S. leaves the Middle East country.

President Donald Trump’s revised travel ban has removed Iraq from the list of banned countries.

U.S. Forces Japan and 5th Air Force commander Lt. Gen. Jerry P. Martinez said the plane’s signaled Washington’s “ever, ever, ever strong commitment” to Japan.

There are five 'Flip or Flop' spinoffs currently in the works.

The president's ratings are still way, way low, but he could be making a comeback.

The fetuses were buried near a stream in the Sangli district of Maharashtra.

The former president looked relaxed in a leather jack as he was spotted for the first time since the wiretap allegations from President Donald Trump.

Russia condemned its southern neighbor's most recent military activity, saying it would increase tensions.

Days ahead of a meeting with Vladimir Putin over Iran's stake in the Syrian civil conflict, Benjamin Netanyahu set a not-so-friendly tone.

President Donald Trump accused Barack Obama of tapping the phones at Trump Tower prior to the election. Here's what that means.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren says federal contractors are breaking labor laws while "continuing to suck down millions in taxpayer dollars."

The first Oreo cookie was sold on March 6, 1912 in Hoboken, New Jersey.

The author's latest tweets come after Stephen King wrote on Twitter in October 2016 that he was writing a new horror story in which "there was a man named Donald Trump and he ran for president."

Warren Buffett is bullish on the stock market but some Nobel Prize-winning economists remain wary of the economic outlook.

The two-page form at Bennett's office included questions such as “Sharia law says that it must rule over the kafirs, the non-Muslims. Do you agree with this?”

Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop's comments came after Indonesian President Joko Widodo said last month that the two countries will have joint patrols if tensions aggravate in the disputed region.