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The disturbing security footage has raised questions about why a Cleveland police officer was so quick to draw his gun and fire on Tamir Rice.

Despite being on the chopping block just five months ago, the A-10 is now fighting in Iraq.

Some experts say Darren Wilson had opportunities to defuse the encounter with Mike Brown. Others say he went straight "by the book."

Pope Francis will visit Ankara and Istanbul from Friday through Sunday.

Toy weapons can look dangerously like the real thing. Should they be banned to keep kids safe?

The short, overt protest could land the woman with lashes and jail time in the conservative Islamic republic.

The chaotic North African country moved up nine places in a recently published global terrorism index, to 15 out of 162 countries.

More than a dozen top-notch fighter jets will be able to patrol the Black Sea easily, on Ukraine's doorstep.

If you're going to take to the streets in protest of the Ferguson grand jury decision, you should keep these things in mind.

The battle for China's 618 million Internet users continues.

Black males had higher incarceration rates across all age groups than any other race in 2012.

The public is still in the dark about who's funding the project rivaling Panama, and what its environmental impact may be.

The 81-year-old Supreme Court Justice experienced discomfort while exercising on Tuesday night.

The bubonic plague is currently spreading through the slums of Madagascar, but Americans should know it still strikes the U.S., particularly in Western states.

The pastor of Flood Christian Church, located on West Florissant Ave., suspects Wilson supporters may have done it.

Qatar reportedly has been training Syrian rebels at a covert base for nearly a year, with some assistance from the U.S.

Newly arrived immigrants across the U.S. are navigating America's prime immigrant holiday for the first time this year.

The "show me your papers" provision allowed police to check a person's immigration status during a routine stop.

Facing human rights violation accusations of its own, North Korea says America is one of the world's biggest offenders.

The unidentified young couple returned from Turkey, where they reportedly tried to cross the Syrian border to join a terror group, but were unsuccessful.

More than 2,000 people have sent money to Ferguson's public library, which remained open for children while schools closed.

The decision allows some 6,000 stranded Palestinians to return to Gaza. But Gazans won't be able to cross into Egypt.

The Obama administration is expected to announce an Environmental Protection Agency proposal that would further limit ozone emissions and improve air quality.

Authorities on the Greek island are gathering resources to support the undocumented migrants who were packed onto a ship that's engine failed midjourney.

"Who in their right mind would charge or rush at a police officer that has his gun drawn? It sounds crazy," Brown's father said.

Tamir Rice, 12, was carrying a fake gun when he was shot and killed by a Cleveland police officer.

The Hong Kong police officers were caught on camera, kicking and punching a pro-democracy protester in October.

A Canadian rally has courted controversy for asking non-black people to allow only blacks to voice protests over the Ferguson grand jury decision.

Two FBI agents, who were shot early Wednesday morning in St. Louis, suffered non-life threatening injuries.