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Srebrenica Massacre: Russia Vetoes UN Resolution Condemning Killings As Genocide

The resolution, drafted by the U.K., called for condemning the 1995 Srebrenica massacre as genocide.

Russia Is Biggest Threat To US Security, Says Air Force Secretary Deborah James, As Tensions Spike And Kremlin Appears Increasingly Hostile

The U.S. wants NATO allies to commit 2 percent of their GDP on defense to combat Russia, which is seen as the biggest threat to U.S. security by Air Force Secretary Deborah James.

ISIS: Over 200 Americans Have Tried To Join Militant Islamist Groups In Syria, FBI Director James Comey Says

James Comey also warned that terror groups were using encrypted civilian technology to recruit in the U.S.

Jeb Bush Responds To Donald Trump Tweet About Illegal Immigrants: 'You Can Love Your Mexican-American Wife And Also Believe That We Need To Control The Border'

Jeb Bush responded to a retweet by Donald Trump about his wife, saying he supports increased border security.

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Election 2016: No Republican Candidates Addressing Hispanic Advocacy Conference

No GOP hopefuls will attend the convention of the National Council of La Raza -- the largest Latino advocacy group.

Chris Christie Bypassed Traffic In New Hampshire With Sirens: 'Bridgegate' Gov Doesn't Get Stuck In Traffic Jams

While campaigning in New Hampshire, Chris Christie's cars, with sirens blaring, used a breakdown emergency lane to sidestep Fourth of July traffic.

Confederate Flag Debate: Death Threats For South Carolina Lawmakers, State Police Says

"I’m going to get abused by folks back home for saying I’ll take that flag down," a pro-flag Republican said on Wednesday.

Undocumented Immigrants Worry About Safety, Deportation After San Francisco Shooting

"We have lived here for years and yet we are considered violent and are treated like the worst in society."

Tokyo Olympics 2020: Stadium Design Construction Budget Doubled Much To Dismay Of Olympic Committee

The city has yet to secure the funds to build the new facility intended to be the centerpiece of the international games.

Gaza War One Year On: 'We Palestinians Need More Than Your Prayers'

"For me, Gaza is not only my home but my life and in my blood. ... I didn't leave because I physically cannot. Gaza is my land."

Russia Not In A Position To Help Greece: Leading Russian Bank

The European Union should resolve the crisis in Greece on its own, says the CEO of the second-largest bank in Russia.

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Pope’s South America Trip Aims To Champion Poor, Reclaim Those Drifting From The Faith

Pope Francis' "homecoming" trip to South America is an effort to minister and appeal to drifting Catholics.

Confederate Flag Debate 2015: Republicans Overwhelmingly Embrace 'Southern Pride' Banner, Poll Finds

While Americans overall are divided on Southern states displaying the Confederate flag, Republican support has increased.

Cristina Kirchner Scandal: Jewish Argentinians Troubled By President's Anti-Semitic Comparison

"I said, you have to read 'The Merchant of Venice' to understand the vulture funds," Kirchner tweeted.

Miss Universe Beauty Queens Wrestle With Donald Trump's Mexican Comments

Following Trump's comments, Miss Universe contestants must decide whether to pursue their dreams despite the possibility of sending the wrong message.

Charleston Shooting Victim Families Push Gun Control Expansion Vote In Congress After Emanuel AME Massacre

"I will not rest until our legislators do what’s right," said the nephew of one of the nine black worshipers killed at Emanuel AME Church.

Marijuana Legalization No Longer ‘Political Suicide’ For Presidential Candidates

Gone are the days when most American politicians said marijuana was a gateway drug, or that it should never be legalized.

China-Laos Military Relations Deepen As Chinese Increase Economic, Infrastructure Investments

Analysts warned that the budding relations may be too lopsided, working mostly in China’s favor.

Free Community College: Oregon Considers No-Cost Education As Obama Tuition Legislation Debated In Washington

An eligible student would have to live in Oregon for at least a year and maintain a 2.5 grade point average.

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Election 2016: Donald Trump: 'I’ll Win The Latino Vote'

Latinos across the country have responded with outrage to Donald Trump’s remarks about Mexican immigrants, but the presidential candidate is confident of their support.

Greek Prime Minister Tsipras Quotes Sophocles: What Do Ancient Greek Playwrights And Philosophers Say About Debt?

“Sophocles taught us that the greatest of all human laws is justice … and I think that is something we have to remember,” Tsipras told the European Parliament.

Rhode Island Abortion Restrictions: Health Insurers Must Offer Plans Excluding Abortion Coverage Under New State Budget

Now health insurers must offer plans that exclude abortion coverage, something that worries Planned Parenthood.

ISIS Propaganda: Researchers Track, Neutralize Terrorists' Twitter Recruitment With Defense Department Backing

Young males who recently converted to Islam, live in certain regions and post frequently about feeling disfranchised by the West might be especially susceptible to ISIS messages.

North Korea Defections Drop Under Kim Jong Un, But More Women Are Defecting Than Men

Women between the ages of 30 and 39 are members of the most likely demographic group to leave the confines of North Korea.

Greek Debt Crisis Update: Banks To Remain Closed Through Friday As Uncertainty Over Bailout Looms

The bank holiday extension comes as Greece laid out its new, three-year bailout plan on Wednesday.

Arctic Drilling 2015: Royal Dutch Shell Plc Is Days Away From Drilling For Oil In Alaska's Chukchi Sea

The high-risk, high-cost venture could usher in an oil-and-gas bonanza for Shell if it succeeds -- or stall U.S. Arctic development by decades if it fails.

Confederate Flag Debate: US House Votes For Ban At Federal Cemeteries

"We can honor that history without celebrating the Confederate flag and all of the dreadful things that it symbolizes," the measure's author reportedly said.

Greek Debt Crisis: Greece Submits Last-Ditch Bailout Request As Grexit Looms

The one-page letter outlining the request, leaked to the media Wednesday, gives a broad overview of the bailout’s proposed terms and the economic reforms Greece promises to make.