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Snce the start of 2014, Hillary and Bill Clinton have made more than $25 million by speaking at Wall Street banks, public universities, conventions and elsewhere.

Federal investigators interviewed Amtrak engineer Brandon Bastion for nearly two hours Friday, but Bastion, who suffered a concussion in the crash, said he doesn't remember the train derailing.

The Boston Marathon bomber was sentenced to death, but the appeals process could delay his execution for years.

In the past decade, 30 children in Haifa contracted cancer caused by pollution, the country's Ministry of Health said.

The Germanwings crash has played a role in Air India's strict psychological evaluations for its prospective pilots.

After three days of deliberations, a federal grand jury announced the 21-year-old Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev will face death by lethal injection.

Amtrak-crash claimants run up against a law capping total damages awarded after a single accident at $200 million.

“Beyond negative impacts on regional cooperation, the sanctions may actually hinder human rights and dialogue inside Venezuela."

The U.S. says it could send ships to waters Beijing claims as its own, amid tension over China's construction of artificial islands.

Persecution of the minority religious group has only increased under the leadership of moderate President Hassan Rouhani.

Supporters of marijuana legalization in Utah said they thought the governor’s remarks indicated a shift toward looser cannabis laws.

The well-liked city mayor has been noted for his calm and measured manner in the wake of local tragedy and challenges.

Thousands of Iranian Kurds have been protesting the regime for days, and demonstrations have now turned violent.

More than 168,000 Chinese nationals visited India in 2012, compared with more than 610,000 Indians who traveled to China.

The Hedgehog-2015 drills involve eight NATO nations, including the United States, United Kingdom, Germany and Poland.

Amtrak engineer Brandon Bostian was involved in fighting California's Proposition 8, which banned same-sex marriage in the state.

The Miami Beach city manager said it was "a terrible shame and disservice" that the emails could tarnish the department's reputation.

Republicans and Democrats divide over how the Pentagon should be funded, and the bill is a long way from passage.

It's still unknown what those concerns were, or if they were resolved.

The inspector general's report warned that failure to obtain radio frequency was delaying a safety system that might have prevented the derailment.

A recent miscommunication highlights Australia’s balancing act between its military alliance with the U.S. and its economic relationship with China.

The U.S.-backed program is under fire over concerns that the herbicide used against coca crops poses health risks to humans.

The fact that Russia is getting its money back instead of the two helicopter carrier ships appears to have eased tensions.

U.S. energy scientists said Friday America's power plant emissions could rise by 2040 without a policy like Obama's Clean Power Plan.

Heather Hironimus had argued that circumcision violated her son's Christian religious beliefs.

Law enforcement cameras should be used for transparency, not surveillance, the coalition says.

A Blue Cross exec says people who are finally covered under Obamacare and seeking treatment are costing the insurers a bundle.

Police are searching for witnesses in an investigation of protesters' claim that a police officer maced a 10-year-old boy without warning.

The naval training exercises will go from Sunday through Thursday, according to a report.