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The students of Winchester University are back

BIDI BIDI CAMP, Uganda (AP) — Face-to-face with victims of South Sudan's famine and civil war, the Republican chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee strongly defended U.S. foreign aid on Friday despite President Donald Trump's proposed deep cuts in…

Israel has spent most of the Syrian civil war watching from the sidelines rather than becoming mired in a sectarian conflict in which neither of the sides looked particularly appealing as an ally.

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Glen Campbell will be releasing his last studio album, titled Adios, on June 9, Universal Music Enterprises announced on Friday (April 14). The 80-year-old Grammy-winning musician recorded the album just after he was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease in 2011. Glen is currently in a long-term care facility and hasn’t been able to take the stage [...]

According to Ivanka Trump's website, her brand is Strong, Smart Working Woman. Her mission? "Inspiring and empowering women to create the lives they want to lead."

There was jubilation in Emure, Ise/Orun in Ekiti state after Governor Ayo Fayose’s stomach infrastructure train distributed food items to community people.

United Airlines CEO' has apologized repeatedly for an incident in which a belligerent passenger was violently removed from an aircraft by airport security workers. But pilots say United did nothing wrong.

KEARNEY — A Kearney man has pleaded guilty to federal charges of possessing child pornography.

Black children in New York die from injuries at triple the rate of most city kids, according to a Health Department report released Friday.

Family and friends of the victims react when court is adjourned without a verdict on day five of jury deliberations in the double murder trial of former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez at Suffolk Superior Court on Thursday,…

PARIS — Far-right candidate Marine Le Pen pulled all the stops to stem her slide in the polls, saying she’s willing to be “crucified” for her stance on absolving France for the wartime deportation of Jews, and pledging to protect the country from Islamic fundamentalists. In a wide-ranging interview Friday on France Info radio nine days before the first round of the presidential vote, the 48-year-old anti-immigration candidate expressed disappointment at what she said was U.S. President Trump going back on campaign promises... Читать дальше...

UConn's men's basketball program has reported another perfect academic progress rate of 1,000 to the NCAA, its third in four years

KINGS CANYON NATIONAL PARK, Calif. — U.S. Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke is personally encouraging National Park Service employees to report any forms of workplace harassment they experience or witness, he said Friday during a two-day swing through parks, including Yosemite, where the former superintendent retired following complaints of bullying. Zinke underscored that he will not

The Trump administration will not make public White House visitor logs, the records that detail who has visited President Donald Trump and his staff on official business, his office confirmed, in a departure from a practice that was established under former President Barack Obama. Jonah Green reports.

Researchers hope a new software program will make classroom sketching exercises more accessible and useful for students and teachers.

Trump’s economic adviser is faster than a speeding bullet and can leap tall buildings in a single bound, we’re told.

A countrywide effort to end overwork hasn’t gone exactly as hoped

A countrywide effort to end overwork hasn’t gone exactly as hoped

Prosecutors pointed to the former New England Patriot's tattoos as "evidence" he had murdered the men.

The Brookings Institution's Michael O'Hanlon joins CBSN to discuss the impact the "mother of all bombs" had on the ISIS fight. The bomb was dropped onto an ISIS stronhold in Afghanistan, and is the largest non-nuclear bomb the U.S. military has used.

"There were directors that thought, 'Oh, she just wants to do her stuff,'" the "Snatched" star said.

Threats and bluster are part of a familiar and long-running game of brinksmanship between Washington and Pyongyang, but this time, it has been made more dangerous by two volatile new players — Kim Jong Un and Donald Trump.