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The GOP presidential hopeful supported Paraguay's decision to deny abortion to a 10-year-old girl who was raped.

Get your bib ready, all you foodies: D.C. restaurant week is here in Washington, D.C., Virginia and Maryland.

"We have to make a whole new set of standards. And when people come in, they have to come in legally."

"We need to do away with minimum sentencing, we need education and jobs for our young people, rather than jails and incarcerations."

"We’re going to keep the families together. We have to keep the families together, but they have to go,” the U.S. presidential candidate says of undocumented immigrants.

She's had a big year: kissing Drake, falling on stage, releasing a new album. Happy birthday to the Material Girl!

The U.S. presidential candidate will fly back to New York after a campaign stop at the Iowa State Fair.

The “King of Rock and Roll” was found dead Aug. 16, 1977, at his “Graceland” home in Memphis, Tennessee at age 42.

Russian-backed forces in Ukraine are preparing for "full combat readiness."

The nine suspects were arrested Friday and the 326-page arrest affidavit pegs attorney Frank Carson as the leader.

University president Taylor Reveley said he hopes the university can now "move forward ... without ignoring our past."

Michael Sam, a year after facing tough professional setbacks in the NFL, quit football Friday -- one week after his pro debut.

Following purges of government officials -- an estimated 16 executions this year -- in the rogue nation, North Korea is planning a massive military parade.

The state's efforts follow complaints from Muslim and Sikh agencies that some religious residents have been asked to remove religious head coverings. 

The city on Friday became the latest in a group of cities and states to limit residents' use of synthetic marijuana.

The property manager told residents that they would be responsible for any monetary losses suffered by the complex if a resident moves out because they flew a Confederate flag.

Apple has had its eye on GoMentum Station, a former military base that spans 2,100 acres outside San Francisco, as a testing facility.

Participants were monitored for the intensity of their cravings and asked to play Tetris at random intervals throughout the day.

The Iran nuclear deal "isn’t a deal at all,” the Florida senator and presidential candidate said. “It is a string of concessions to a sworn adversary of the United States.”

From Guantanamo to Iraq, Jeb Bush is not afraid to defend former President George W. Bush's choices.

The decision is not final but the commission's opinion "does hold some weight" if it goes before the city council.

After a settlement last month, the Justice Department can now monitor court orders against controversial Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio.

A high school freshman in Tennessee was upset that students wore Confederate flag shirts and flew the flag from their trucks.

The Oktaha, Oklahoma, gun range's sign read: "This privately owned business is a Muslim-free establishment, we reserve the right to refuse service to anyone."

A new study examines the overall medical expense of including transgender people in the U.S. military.

As a presidential candidate, Bush has made a point of his disdain for lobbyists -- but after leaving the governorship, he essentially acted as one.

The American real estate mogul ranks No. 9 and is considered a "Kremlin agent," meaning a supporter of Russia in international affairs.

A friendly game of golf between GOP presidential candidates Donald Trump and Sen. Rand Paul quickly devolved into bickering.

Fox News and GOP front-runner Donald Trump have seemingly agreed to end their feud.