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The royal couple currently lives in Anmer Hall in Norfolk with their two children, Prince George and Princess Charlotte.

Sevil Shhaideh would have been the first woman and the first Muslim to hold office had she been selected.

As the year 2016 comes to a close, here's a look at some of the major air disasters of the year.

American musician Richard Marx had criticized the airline last week about a violent passenger creating a ruckus on board.

Palestinian Islamic militant group Hamas has condemned a Hanukkah celebration hosted by Bahrain.

The plane was traveling at about 310 mph before crashing into the Black Sea, according to reports.

The prime minister was forced to change his prediction after a slowed battle to reclaim the city of Mosul.

A video shows a giant truck repeatedly running over a bear in the Siberian tundra.

The king and two princes each donates millions from their own wealth toward the cause.

Life under Kim Jong Un is reportedly a "tyrannical reign of terror."

Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan told reporters he has evidence that US supported terrorist groups in Syria including ISIS and Kurdish militants.

Israel reportedly wants to boost ground troops with hundreds more missiles as its Lebanese paramilitary foe, Hezbollah, makes gains in Syria.

Israel’s environmental protection minister has accused Vice President Joe Biden Biden of interfering in the vote.

An Indian priest abducted by suspected ISIS militants appeared appealing for help in a video widely circulated over the weekend.

Russia's Foreign Ministry took umbrage with the latest National Defense Authorization Act signed by President Obama.

More than 10,000 people left the beach covered with trash on Christmas Day.

At least 32 Pakistanis, mostly Christian men, died after drinking a bad batch of alcohol.

A man was killed Monday after he stepped into the path of a galloping horse during a race in honor of the girl's birthday.

The justice ministry said officials seized a record total of 890 kilograms (1,962 pounds) of methamphetamines in raids this month.

Images captured using two separate instruments on board NASA's Cassini spacecraft have revealed a baffling discrepancy — one that relates to the cloud cover on Saturn's largest moon.

The decision follows Russia's grounding of the make reportedly after finding a crack in the tail section of one of the planes.

Lawmakers defecting from the ruling Saenuri Party said Tuesday they would launch a new political party and hoped the outgoing U.N. chief would join them.

The North Korean leader made the remarks during a conference of the ruling Workers’ Party of Korea, held from Dec. 23 to Dec. 25.

The computer model tracks the path of individual particles in the accretion disk plasma around the supermassive black hole, instead of treating its motion as a macroscopic fluid.

The white paper published Tuesday revealed China's plans to explore asteroids, the Jupiter system and to send a probe to Mars and the far side of the Moon.

Buckingham Palace said the British monarch did not attend Christmas Day service as she was suffering from a “heavy cold.”

The Tupolev Tu-154 is a three-engine plane designed in the late 1960s and entered service in the 1970s.

Rubin is credited with finding the first observational evidence of dark matter — the mysterious substance that makes up nearly 27 percent of the universe.

The fastest mammal on land is currently listed as “vulnerable” in the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species, but experts are calling for it to be changed to “endangered.”