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While American arms companies show a decline in sales while Russian rivals are expanding, one U.S. company is still the top global weapons maker.

President Obama has used the word "Obamacare" before. But when a reporter said it on Thursday, Nancy Pelosi had to shut it down.

Fred Phelps and Margie Simms married in 1952, a year after they met at the Arizona Bible Institute.

What Crimea conflict? Chinese and Japanese Internet users focus on something other than war after Poklonskaya is appointed made attorney general.

Philip Saliba turned a small and largely Arab-speaking church into a major and genuinely diverse North American denomination of eastern Orthodox Christians.

President Obama signed an executive order imposing more sanctions against Russian officials and Russia's financial sector.

Donna Perry denies committing murders as a woman and says she's unsure if she's killed anyone as a man.

Finland, bordering Russia to its east, is worried that tensions will escalate. But how serious is the threat?

The currencies of Zambia, Ghana and Nigeria are at record lows thanks to two key factors. Here's the lowdown.

A state senate committee is working on a bill that would help electric car automakers. Will traditional dealerships protest?

Singh was mourned across the length and breadth of India.

Under the category of "you can't make this stuff up," China's largest online travel agency now offers a new insurance for tourists.

When officers asked Kelly Gates why she didn't report the hit-and-run, she said she "doesn't talk on the phone while driving," according to a police report.

The Russian news outlet's latest post praising Putin and Crimea's annexation crosses the line into pure propaganda.

It’s official: If you lived in this region of the world, you’d be much happier.

After a mysterious tanker tried exporting Libyan oil from a rebel-held port, the U.N. passed a new resolution to condemn the illegal trade activity.

As another Chinese property developer faces collapse, several large scale construction projects will be left unfinished.

The Vienna meeting addressed Iran's Arak nuclear reactor and the question of lifting economic sanctions on Tehran.

After the first casualty of the Crimea conflict was announced Tuesday, Chuck Hagel offered his sympathies and urged Russia to leave the region.

Obama said the U.S. will push diplomatic efforts to bring pressure on Russia to loosen its grip on the Crimea region.

The case involves hundreds of victims, some younger than 3 years old, across 39 U.S. states and five countries.

Kansas lawmakers want sworn affidavits from citizens filing law enforcement complaints and criminal charges if reports prove unfounded.

Compare state and local sales tax to total state tax burdens across the U.S. using this data.

Now Russia is accusing another neighbor of mistreating its Russian population.

A new survey found that nearly half of American adults accept at least one medical conspiracy theory.

As tensions rise in Crimea, observers raise concerns about the Russian sanctions affecting the space program.

Israel's government thinks the Iranians may try to get away with something as the world focuses on Ukraine, and is still talking about a strike.

Japan does indeed have numerous, mostly fragmented and splintered, far-right groups.

Although he was supposed to be checked every 15 minutes, Murdough was found dead four hours after being locked up.