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The move would make good on a pledge that Prime Minister-designate Justin Trudeau made during his election campaign, but the country would keep military trainers in place.

Scientists discovered that a common UV-filtering compound found in sunscreen is killing coral, especially in areas frequented by tourists.

Aside from spooky, sexy and silly costumes, celebrities often go for the shock factor on Halloween, aiming to turn heads and make headlines.

Justin Trudeau's Liberal Party unseated Stephen Harper's Conservatives who were in power for nine years.

The results of the analysis indicated Central Asia, including Mongolia and Nepal, as the place “where all dogs alive today” originated.

Majed Abdulaziz Al-Saud was scheduled to appear in court Monday, but the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office has decided not to pursue the matter.

A U.N. document reportedly recommended that member states consider decriminalizing drug possession and personal consumption, and argued that “arrest and incarceration are disproportionate measures.”

Restaurant owners and managers who have adopted a no-tipping policy say it leads to better morale and fewer discrepancies in pay among workers.

Nevada's Gaming Control Board has issued a cease-and-desist order against unlicensed daily fantasy sports businesses amid a federal investigation.

Politics aside, which Democratic candidate is the better dancer: Sanders or Clinton?

Roughly 370 cases of sexual assault on males were reported in Sweden in 2014, according to the Swedish National Council for Crime Prevention.

"There is a willingness to pay more to get exclusive accommodation, and this has resulted in greater demand for skyscraper space,” one economist says.

Investigators are trying to determine whether daily fantasy sports games are a form of gambling rather than games of skill, according to the Wall Street Journal.

The 19-year-old's younger brother was hospitalized in serious condition with blunt-force-trauma injuries, authorities said.

The ban should be abolished because it “turns innocent people into criminals,” sources said.

A court in Termini Imerese initially found the man guilty, but Palermo’s court of appeal overturned the verdict. The ruling was then upheld by the Court of Cassation Wednesday.

As of Wednesday afternoon, firefighters said the fire east of Austin was 50 percent contained.

The state's new law for phasing out the use of antibiotics in livestock goes beyond federal regulations -- and could have a ripple effect in other states.

Culinary icon Julia Child said it best, "A party without a cake is just a meeting."

Kunming Airlines issued a statement Monday declaring it would stamp out the behavior.

Hillary Clinton has been plagued by scandals for decades.

The politician announced his presidential candidacy in May, and has since seen consistently little support in the polls, typically staying in the same spot at 3 percent.

Anderson Cooper is scheduled to moderate the first Democratic debate Tuesday night.

The rally outside the nonunion hotel was organized by a local chapter of the Culinary Workers Union.

The decision in Milford, Connecticut, to prohibit all things spooky, “arose out of numerous incidents of children being excluded from activities due to religion, cultural beliefs, etc."

McDonald's, known for high-calorie Big Macs and salty French fries, has especially struggled with how to appeal to health-conscious German consumers.

A hilltop in the city has been at the crux of recent tensions between Israelis and Palestinians.

"I think the likelihood of Hitler being able to accomplish his goals would have been greatly diminished if the people had been armed," GOP candidate Carson said.

China has been paying attention to the reports of looming U.S. naval action, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman said.