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For all the president’s insistence that he is opposed to war, he still is the one who laid the powder for this dangerous flare-up with Iran. It is just the latest instance of the president playing both arsonist and fireman.

We found a parade of estimates from $5 billion to $39 billion, but none of them comes close to $500 billion.

"Cry in the beginning so you can smile in the end," said the 33-year-old star, the leading World Cup goal scorer among women or men.

The U.S. president congratulated himself on showing restraint against Iran, but analysts fear the next flare-up is around the corner.

A mother’s attitude is affecting her daughter’s mental health. Could anxiety be contributing to the issue?

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The episode unfolded in the visitors’ clubhouse at Wrigley Field, after the New York Mets lost to the Chicago Cubs.

Victim hit in thigh, but wound was not thought to be life-threatening.

Increasing fears of a military confrontation with Iran is overshadowing the secretary of state’s attempts to make progress in talks with North Korea.

He was one of the first African American military aviators and later directed Project Blue Book.

Man walked onto road for unknown reasons, police say.

President’s brinkmanship approach on ICE raids, Mexican tariffs and Iran is also politically risky, they say.

The Census Bureau is using aerial and geographic technology to gather needed data about remote communities and other difficult populations to count

President Trump said Democrats pushed him to postpone the mass arrests as they work toward a possible deal on overhauling the nation’s asylum laws.

A Blessing of the Bikes ceremony for motorcycle enthusiasts became a memorial Sunday as about 400 riders mourned seven bikers killed in a devastating collision with a pickup truck in New Hampshire

D.C. police said the man was shot during a traffic stop early Sunday, then drove off.

The helicopters are impossible to ignore, with their mind-numbing noise that rattles walls, floors, ceilings and nerves.

New Trump administration restrictions, aimed at punishing Havana for supporting Venezuela’s president, are contributing to the island’s worst economic crisis in years.

In this edition: The lessons of a hot South Carolina weekend, the Iran (and ICE) debate that never happened, and the presidential candidate with Pennsylvania roots named "Joe" (not that one).

The president’s political gifts, including his ability to mobilize his sizable base of supporters, failed him in his hometown.  

The president’s political gifts, including his ability to mobilize his sizable base of supporters, failed him in his hometown.  

Domestic violence activists are calling for the charges to be dropped.

Her steamy Cinderella tale “Scruples” was turned into a TV miniseries, and her books were translated into more than 50 languages.

DONGGUAN, China — At the gleaming new offices of Chinese tech giant Huawei, an employee cafe last weekwas festooned with an intriguing image: a photo of a bullet-riddled Soviet plane from World War I...

Phil Neville was clearly irked by what he saw from an opponent that lost its self-control and refused to play.

The legendary sea creatures are rarely captured on film.

The legendary sea creatures are rarely captured on film.

He arranged and produced memorable recordings of the early rock era, and was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Still Living allows people with the illness to tell their stories, show their perspective.

The proposal, which would affect 45 million Americans, is likely to face objections from conservatives as well as some moderates.