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The Liaoning, China's only aircraft carrier

Chinese Military Building Nuclear-Powered Aircraft Carrier To Curb US Influence In Asia

China has long shown its eagerness to build an aircraft carrier, hoping to grow on the second-hand ex-Soviet carrier it bought from Ukraine in 1998.

Samuel DuBose: No Indictment For Two University Of Cincinnati Officers Who Corroborated False Account

“These officers were totally cooperative in the investigation and consistent in their statements,” Hamilton County prosecutor Joseph Deters said in a statement.

Jeb Bush Black Lives Matter National Urban League Speech: 2016 Candidate's Florida Record Should Concern African-Americans, Floridians Say

As former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush addressed the National Urban League on Friday, blacks in his home state reflected on his civil rights record.

Uneasy Bedfellows: The US Wants Kurdish Support In The Fight Against ISIS But Turkey Doesn't Want To Play Ball

Kurdish factions want to coordinate directly with the anti-ISIS coalition. The U.S. is amenable, but convincing Turkey may take some doing.

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Russia Arctic Military Expansion: Moscow A 'National Security Issue' McCain Says

His comments were made ahead of a congressional delegation trip he has been planning to the Arctic as a response to a rapidly growing Russian military presence off the coast of Northern Europe.

Navy Cruisers Should Be Stripped Of Ballistic Missile Defense, US Admiral Says

Multiple naval officers have criticized the Aegis system as financially and physically restrictive, limiting their capability to manage other missions.

Hedge Fund Risks May Be Bigger Than Regulators Know, Despite Dodd-Frank

Dodd-Frank reporting rules may be too lax to fully appreciate hedge funds' systemic dangers, a new report from a Treasury Department unit argues.

Will Walter Palmer Be Extradited? Cecil The Lion's Killer Allegedly Broke Laws In Zimbabwe, US

Zimbabwe has asked the U.S. to extradite Walter Palmer, the American dentist who killed Cecil the lion, and legal experts said it could happen.

Supreme Court Decisions 2015: Republicans, Democrats Unhappy With Justices, But Why?

After landmark decisions on same-sex marriage and the Affordable Care Act, negative views of the Supreme Court hit a 30-year high.

Martin O’Malley National Urban League Speech: Presidential Candidate Reprises Controversial 'All Lives Matter' Comment

“How many Walter Scotts have been savagely shot down? ... How many names do we not know?” the Democratic presidential candidate asked Friday.

Marijuana Legalization 2015: Michigan Groups Collecting Signatures For 2016 Ballot

Groups hoping to get legalization legislation on the 2016 election ballot need to collect more than 250,000 signatures.

Chechen Leader Ramzan Kadyrov Says East Ukraine Fighters From His North Caucasus Country Have Returned Home

The Chechen leader Ramzan Kaodyrov has said that fighters from the country are no longer involved in the east Ukraine war.

Flight MH370 Update: Experts Say Debris Reveals Plane Did Not Nose-Dive

The part found on Reunion Island would have been destroyed if the plane had been in a high-speed crash, a source close to the Boeing 777 program said.

Nigerian Army Lacks Funding, Arms To Fight Boko Haram, Sacked Military Chief Warns

"Certain regimes" left the nation's army underfunded and underequipped to take on the insurgent group, says Alex Badeh, who was sacked last month.

As The US And Turkey Step Up The Fight Against ISIS, Turkey's Kurds Face Major Crackdown

The Turkish government is rounding up and jailing Kurdish activists in Istanbul.

Vehicle Crashes Into US Capitol South Barricade, Police Investigating As Driver Taken Into Custody

Local news affiliates reported the incident on Twitter around 6 a.m. Friday.

Cables Show Hillary Clinton's State Department Deeply Involved in Trans-Pacific Partnership

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton asserts she had nothing to do with the Trans-Pacific Partnership, but secret documents show her top aides were heavily involved.

National Urban League 2015: Hillary Clinton Urges White 'Humility,' Embraces Black Lives Matter Movement

"Race still plays a significant role in determining who gets ahead in America and who gets left behind."

Cockfighting In France: French Court Upholds Law Banning New Cockfight Pits, Rings

The law is aimed at stamping out the practice, though some French people have claimed claim it is a traditional part of their regional culture.

Vladimir Putin To Visit Crimea? Russian President To Join Great Silk Road Archaeological Expedition

The trip will reportedly focus on the Great Silk Road and sunken ships in the Black Sea.

North Korea US War? Kim Jong-Un Ready For Conflict With United States and 'Puppet' South Korea

The country's enigmatic leader Kim Jong-Un has said that he is ready to take North Korea to war against the U.S. and South Korea.

Russia’s Advanced ‘Stormbringer’ Drone, Ideal For Recon Missions, Slated For Mass Production In August

The drone is lightweight but can withstand winds up to 33.5 miles per hour.

Putin Could Ban 'Gay Emojis' In Russia

The emojis could violate Russia's controversial laws against gay "propaganda."

Kansas City Minimum Wage Hike? $15 Hourly Pay Proposed By Missouri Activists

The initiative would raise the minimum wage to $8.50 per hour on Aug. 24 and $13 per hour by 2020, but some groups want it higher.

Lioness in Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe

Cecil The Lion Killing: Trophy Hunting Popular Among Wealthy Americans, Despite Population Decline

Trophy hunting in Africa is a relished past time for many rich Americans who flock to the continent each year to hunt, and kill about 400 lions.

Cameroon, Nigeria Boko Haram Conflict: African Nations Soothe Tensions Amid Renewed Collaboration Against Insurgency

Cameroon and Nigeria soothed tensions this week and vowed to improve military cooperation on Boko Haram, but the two countries failed to provide specifics.

Election 2016: Will Donald Trump Fans Abandon GOP If He Isn't The Nominee? The Republican Challenge.

Donald Trump's candidacy has excited a critical mass of Republican voters. If — when — he falters, will they then embrace another Republican, or stay home?

Beijing Winter Olympics 2022 Controversy: Watch China 2008 Summer Games Opening Ceremony Video, Another Blockbuster On The Way?

The Chinese capital beat Almaty, Kazakhstan, in an International Olympic Committee vote to become the first city to host both Summer and Winter Games.

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