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Martinez, who is from El Paso, Texas gave a press conference in Pyongyang. Relatives said that he suffered from bipolar disorder.

The so-called cromnibus spending bill took longer to pass than originally expected. But now it's headed to President Barack Obama.

Among the contents found inside the vehicle were a so-called suicide belt and several firearms.

The three men reportedly escaped after jumping a jail guard who had opened their cell door.

China's got a new addition to its military fleet that is a competitor to the American F-35-- and it wants to sell it around the world.

Dunne authored an article that highlighted the challenges facing human rights organizations in Egypt and other Arab countries.

The vote came after Sen. Ted Cruz tried to force a vote on the constitutionality of President Obama's executive order on immigration.

Jeb Bush has seen some GOP opposition to his possible presidential run, but that could be a good thing.

Production of some Sony films has reportedly been halted because of the cyberattacks plaguing the company since last month.

With most of the U.S.-led coalition forces about to exit Afghanistan, the Taliban has resurfaced to inflict major casualties.

Brian Daniel Norton pleaded guilty to mailing death threats laced with white powder to schools, U.S. officials and lawmakers.

The failure to update the IT agreement can delay and potentially scupper a deal estimated to be worth $1 trillion to global trade.

U.S. lawmakers passed a bill Thursday which would impose new sanctions on Russian weapons companies in other investors.

The senator lashed out at the banking titan, saying: "Dodd-Frank isn't perfect. It should have broken you into pieces."

FBI has warned US businesses to be on the alert for a sophisticated Iranian hacking operation, according to a confidential agency document.

James Risen was scheduled to testify in a trial against a former CIA officer who allegedly revealed a botched intelligence plan.

The ban was instituted after an incident in July in which three sailors were accused of drunken misconduct.

Doctors call "rectal hydration" torture, despite ex-CIA Director Gen. Michael Hayden's claims that it's a "medical" procedure.

Americans don't have enough money saved for retirement. Here's what researchers are telling us about the shortfalls, and the fixes.

Muslim leaders in the U.S. described the report as anything but groundbreaking.

The practice of shooting down planes suspected of smuggling drugs is spreading through Latin America.