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The president blasted House Republicans for the failure "to pass a darn bill."

Eyal Yifrah, Gil-Ad Shaer and Naftali Frenkel went missing earlier this month near Hebron. Netanyahu says "Hamas will pay."

Koch Industries, Bechtel and Mars Inc. are the three largest private, family-owned businesses in the country.

Canadian lefties are calling for an annual minimum salary for all citizens, regardless of employment status.

The Supreme Court could strike a huge blow against public sector unions today in a decision involving union fees.

The Islamic State claims Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi has the proper lineage to become Caliph Ibrahim.

In a 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court limited the power of unions to collect dues.

The so-called Hobby Lobby Case decision was a blow to a small provision under Obamacare.

Liberal Party leader Justin Trudeau is hoping his plan for Canada's oil sands growth will be a winner at the polls.

Amid a massive scandal over wait times, officials are looking to a new manager with corporate and military experience to solve the problem.

The military had conducted airstrikes last week, in the first phase of operations to fight off the Pakistani Taliban.

The prime minister insisted he could work with Juncker and phoned to congratulate him on his job.

Police are still looking for anyone with information on the gang rape of a 17-year-old girl.

Coulson and Goodman were accused of bribing police officers to obtain royal telephone directories.

It's unclear whether president Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi was in the presidential palace at the time of the blasts.

As Italy contends with a surge of migrants from troubled North African shores, authorities have found dead bodies in an overcrowded boat.

Max Davis is believed to be Australia’s first bishop to be charged for sexually abusing a teenager.

Four security guards are currently on trial in Washington in connection with a shooting incident in Baghdad's Nisour Square in September 2007.

The U.S. government has warned its citizens to avoid the country as a tourist destination.

Monday is the final day of the court's term and the Hobby Lobby case is one of two major decisions expected.

Bob McDonald is a marked change from previous nominations, which are nearly all career military men.

Cpl. Wassef Ali Hassoun allegedly torn between Muslim beliefs, military duty.

The radical Islamists have a reputation for public punishments for what they see as violations of the Koran.

Expert says Sunday's announcement is declaration of war against Al-Qaeda's central command.

Despite international condemnation and local protests, honor killings continue in Pakistan.

Fears are growing terrorists with valid U.S. or European passports will be able to organize attacks.

Gay Pride Parade 2014 live stream and route information for New York City, San Francisco and Seattle.