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Part of a plane wing has been found on Reunion Island near Madagascar, sparking speculation about a missing Malaysia Airlines flight.

Despite seeming lapses in suicide risk assessment for Sandra Bland, experts say jails are better at handling mental illness today.

A Democratic Party financier's firm received $1 billion in Illinois pension cash after he and his wife donated to a political action committee.

Afghan intelligence officials said Wednesday that the one-eyed leader of the Taliban in Afghanistan died in Pakistan in 2013.

As he continues to ride high in the polls, Donald Trump gobbles up airtime, particularly on NBC.

The former Greek finance minister is facing criticism at home over his leaked phone conversations.

The aircraft were likely flying from mainland Russia in the north of the Baltic sea to Russian exclave of Kaliningrad in the south.

Kenyan wildlife authorities arrested the two suspects following the discovery of five slain elephants with their tusks missing in Tsavo West National Park.

The games feature Jewish competitors from more than 30 nations participating in 19 events.

Climbers with the environmental group Greenpeace hang from a bridge in Portland, Oregon, in an effort to keep a Shell icebreaker docked.

According to Vladimir Putin, it is “inexpedient” to establish an international tribunal on the Malaysia Airlines crash in Ukraine.

The 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi set a world record for most expensive games, costing Russia about $38.93 billion — or about 10 percent of Russia's annual federal budget.

Cameroonian President Paul Biya saw the Nigerian leader's failure to visit sooner as a snub.

Pharmacists say they can do far more than U.S. insurers and the healthcare industry currently allows — and with greater responsibility would come greater care and savings for patients.

Stories of unplanned pregnancy were shared several thousands of times on social media network ahead of a Senate vote to defund Planned Parenthood centers.

Two of the dead were members of Hezbollah and three were part of a pro-Syrian government militia.

The Kremlin will create two new armies in the west of the country by winter.

Dubbed "Aviadarts," the competition will reportedly feature more than 100 pilots from four countries.

The price to pay for Turkey’s increased role in the anti-ISIS coalition could be Kurdish allegiance to the U.S. And the Kurds may have already found a new friend: Syria.

The councilmen, who belonged to an anti-immigrant political party, were criticized by local leaders.

U.S. President Barack Obama's administration reportedly gave Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari the names during their talks at the White House last week.

Erkan, a 13-year-old, was picked up in southern Turkey as he tried to cross into Syria.

Harsh weather conditions have hindered the search and rescue operation, according to the authorities.

Clinton's campaign closed the John Barrett salon at Bergdorf Goodman on Fifth Avenue on Friday to ensure privacy for her large entourage.

According to Russian military, the Iskander-M tactical missile system has a firing range of up to 310 miles.

The move is expected to help the U.S.-led coalition launch a more effective aerial offensive against the Islamic State group.

Right to Rise has raised $103 million in the first six months of 2015, according to a report from the Wall Street Journal.

Mullah Mohammed Omar, the supreme commander and spiritual leader of the Taliban, is dead, according to reports. A Taliban spokesman disputed that claim and said Omar "is still alive and leading the movement."

The top anti-graft body said the funds were recovered between a high-profile meeting of Party leaders in November 2012 and June this year.