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Michelle Zajko, 32, insisted that she and her friends have been victims of a smear campaign by ‘stalkers and abusers’ within their old community

A senior Philippine military official said U.S. and Filipino forces will undertake battle-readiness exercises, including live-fire drills, in a largescale deployment that shows the Trump administration is not scaling back its commitment to help deter aggression in the region

Authorities in northern New Mexico have released body camera footage and other public records in the investigation into the deaths of Gene Hackman and his wife, Betsy

Army and Air Force libraries have been told to go through their stacks to find books related to diversity, equity and inclusion

The White House is urging Colombia to stop the implementation of new auto safety regulations that could jeopardize American car exports to Colombia, as both nations get ready to discuss tariffs, that have been recently imposed on Colombian products like coffee, avocados, flowers and oil

The federal lawsuit accuses United and the one-year flight school in Arizona of falsely promoting a well-equipped, intensive training program

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By the time retirement savers realize the error of their ways, it may be too late

An aid agency official says Afghan children will die because of US funding cuts

The San Diego Zoo Safari Park's elephants raced to protect their calves with an "alert circle" when a 5.2 magnitude earthquake struck Julian in Southern California.

Long ER waits in the U.S. are common, especially for older patients. Some wait for many hours or even days before they get a hospital bed.