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CEO Cindy Whitehead explains what we know about the interaction between Addyi and alcohol, and why she thinks the low sexual desire drug is so controversial.

The soldiers refused to leave the vehicle and the police had to use a sledgehammer to drive them out.

Ahmed al-Assir was arrested at an airport in Beirut while attempting to flee Lebanon to Nigeria via Egypt with a forged Palestinian passport and a legitimate Nigerian visa.

Multiple blasts rocked a chemical warehouse in the Chinese port city last Wednesday, killing at least 114 people and injuring hundreds.

Turkey has detained at least 40 left-wing suspected militants following an attack on guards outside a popular tourist site in Istanbul.

GOP presidential candidates Jeb Bush and John Kasich left government for the doomed bank — and got big paychecks as Lehman lost their states’ money.

The Venezuelan government said it arrested 6,000 people and seized more than 28,000 tons of food last year in anti-smuggling operations.

Seoul fired dozens of 155 millimeter shells after its military radar system found that the North was firing at a South Korean front-line military unit in Yeoncheon city, Yonhap.

Sinai Province has killed hundreds of soldiers and police since the military toppled President Mohamed Mursi of the Muslim Brotherhood in 2013 after mass protests against his rule.

A Slovakian official said that Muslims would have trouble integrating into the country because it did not have any mosques.

The move comes just days after South Sudan’s President Salva Kiir refused to sign a peace accord aimed at ending a nearly two-year civil war.

The bag-checking process applies to all Regal movie theaters across the United States.

Wildfires in the state have destroyed over 50 homes, 60 other structures and has been spread over 235,000 acres.

Since the CAR mission was established in 2014, 13 sexual abuse allegations have been brought against its peacekeepers.

Thailand's police chief said Monday's bombing at a Hindu shrine was planned a month in advance and involved at least 10 people.

Prime Minister Tony Abbott said the Australian nationals were likely planning to join terrorist groups in the Middle East.

Although the research aimed at tracking and disabling drones is at an early stage, there has been at least one field test.

Police shot and killed a young black man who they said pointed a firearm at them, early Wednesday, leading to violent protests.

After attempts to cover up previous disasters provoked public anger and distrust, Chinese authorities are trying new crisis-management tactics in the wake of the Tianjin blasts.

When someone is charged with child porn or pedophilia, the question always arises: Did the spouse suspect this odd predilection?

Facing faltering poll numbers, Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush took jabs at Donald Trump.

Trump described Jeb Bush as "a low-energy person" and someone who is "out of touch" on women's health issues.

The Associated Press reports that a side agreement with Iran and the International Atomic Energy Agency might not include inspectors.

United Nations aid chief Stephen O'Brien said on Wednesday that air strikes by Saudi-led coalition airplanes on Yemen's Red Sea port of Hodeida were unacceptable and could worsen the country's humanitarian crisis.

Gunmen fired on police outside an Istanbul palace and a bomb killed eight soldiers in the southeast on Wednesday, heightening a sense of crisis as Turkey's leaders struggled to form a new government.

Black Lives Matter activist and Daily Kos writer Shaun King's explanation about his racial heritage has gone viral.

In the trucking industry, driver misclassification runs rampant, critics say. On Tuesday, the Labor Department brought the hammer down.

An Internet meme running as an independent for president in 2016 is polling at 9 percent against Clinton and Trump.

"We're very poor and do not have the luxury of turning our back on any potential revenue sources," a Menominee tribal leader said.