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Flash flooding in Morocco killed more than 30 people Monday.

A cluster of islands in the South China Sea will be a reason China and the U.S. will always struggle to get along.

"There is no time a Cleveland police officer wants to go out and shoot a kid," Cleveland Police Chief Calvin Williams said.

Turkey's President Erdoğan said Monday that feminists do not understand the concept of motherhood.

U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel's sudden resignation follows a long career as a statesman, military mind and foreign policy leader.

Anonymous claims to have evidence that 16-year-old "swatting" suspect has been wrongfully identified.

Human trafficking is a major issue in China, where the gender imbalance has contributed to exploitation of foreign women.

President Obama announced the departure of Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel, who leaves at an important time for the future of fighting ISIS.

Reason No. 1? Critics say Chuck Hagel didn't understand the Middle East.

Buckingham Palace is expected to formally make an announcement this week regarding Prince William's trip to China in 2015.

President José Mujica is backtracking after his comments on Mexico caused a diplomatic dustup.

President Obama asked the Defense Secretary to step down on Friday. The move has been in the works for two weeks.

Giuliani gave the statistics while expressing his disappointment that there aren’t more protests about black-on-black murders.

Japanese voters aren't enthusiastic about a mid-December snap election called to gauge support for "Abenomics" and its namesake, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.

An Ohio lawmaker has plans to introduce a bill that would require all toy guns to have brightly colored strips to show they're not real.

Diplomats have said that progress had been made, but key issues remain between world powers and Iran, including nuclear weapon research.

Mitt Romney has three times as much support in New Hampshire as Rand Paul, the second-most popular possible 2016 GOP candidate.

The fall in oil prices is also affecting the Russian economy significantly and led another official to call the sanctions "blackmail."

The death toll among Ukrainian soldiers since the ceasefire came into force now stands at about 150, according to Kiev's military.

Philippines' officials had caught 11 Chinese men but repatriated two of them because they were minors.

Obama reportedly said that there were many Democratic candidates who would make “terrific presidents,” but only mentioned Clinton by name.

The students, who were likely murdered, were abducted by rogue Mexican police in league with gangs in September.

A grand jury's decision on the controversial shooting death, in August, of a black teen by a white police officer, was expected Friday.

Talks between Iran and six powers are expected to fail to reach a deal to lift sanctions by a deadline on Monday.

The nearly five-hour lockdown was triggered after a driver with a suspicious vehicle was spotted at Fort Sam Houston.

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry met with the Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif and others to discuss Iran's nuclear plans.

Beji Caid Essebsi's secularist Nidaa Tounes party claimed he was ahead in Sunday's election by at least 10 percentage points.

Two Cleveland police officers are on leave in the shooting and death of Tamir E. Rice.

Khalid Mahmood says Foreign Office's official figure of 500 fighters is an "underestimation."