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The charge claims that Bergdahl "left without authority and wrongfully caused search and recovery operations.”

Amnesty International decried news of Mahmoud Barati's pending execution, one hundreds of executions carried out by Iranian authorities for drug offenses this year.

The Oslo Accords were considered a landmark agreement when reached in 1993, marking the first time Israelis and Palestinians formally recognized each other.

Leaders of the two countries celebrated the "excellent state of bilateral ties, characterized by close cooperation and mutual support in multiple spheres," the Cuban news agency reported.

"The governor’s refusal to take elementary steps to protect religious liberties has now landed Kim Davis in jail," Liberty Counsel founder and chairman Mat Staver said.

Obama ripped GOP candidates, and one hopeful in particular, in a speech given to Boston's labor council.

The flights supply a Russian naval maintenance base. But the U.S. and Europe are worried about an apparent Russian military buildup in Syria.

University says it has yet to determine if student’s outrage over professor’s stance on Native American history is punishable.

The Coast Guard responded to the scene at the Carnival Liberty, which was docked in St. Thomas in the Caribbean. It's unclear why the engine of the 110 thousand-ton ship was on fire.

Opportunistic smugglers have reportedly helped small groups of ISIS fighters travel from southern Turkey into Europe.

Parliamentary candidate Jerry Bance will no longer appear on the ballot in Scarborough Rouge Park, a district of Toronto.

The Hungarian defense minister resigned Monday because armed forces have been slow in building a fence along the Serbian border to refugees out.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel described the influx of 20,000 migrants over the weekend as "breathtaking."

The limbs were in an advanced state of decomposition and were not clothed.

A team of experts reportedly will head to Iraq's autonomous Kurdish region to investigate claims of three alleged chemical weapons attacks.

"You're already in the United States and if you don't like the salary change, then you have to go back,” one of the workers says he was told.

Biden’s remarks on the state of the economy raised speculation about possible campaign themes if he decides to run.

What type of doctor should perform liposuction or breast augmentation? That simple question is at the heart of heated disagreement among medical specialties.

A Royal Air Force drone strike last month killed three Islamic State group fighters, including two British nationals, U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron says.

Britain has a “moral responsibility” to resettle refugees now living in camps in Syria, Jordan and Turkey, Prime Minister David Cameron says.

The New York governor's staff member was reportedly struck by a stray bullet early Monday before the West Indian Day Parade in the Brooklyn borough of New York.

However, a representative of U.S. forces in Afghanistan says there were no American or NATO airstrikes in the province of Helmand Sunday.

Qatar will reportedly send about 1,000 troops to join the fighting in Yemen, following a number of air strikes carried out by coalition forces Sunday.

The U.S. has fallen short on pledges to share the burden of the growing Syrian refugee crisis with countries such as Lebanon.

The U.S. president signed an executive order this Labor Day, requiring federal contractors to provide sick leave to about 300,000 employees.

According to the Iranian president, powerful countries in the region should stop interfering in other country’s matters.

The suspect, who was arrested last weekend near Thailand’s border with Cambodia, has reportedly been identified as Yusufu Mieraili.

TV personality Jimmy Morales campaigned for president as an outsider untouched by a massive corruption scandal sweeping the Central American nation.

A senior Palestinian official said U.S. diplomats should show the same determination for Palestine-Israel peace as they had shown for the Iran deal.