After a summit with the leaders of five Nordic countries, President Obama and the first lady, Michelle Obama, held a dinner for the heads

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The government and the rebel group known as FARC said on Sunday that they had an agreement that could involve hundreds of children.

Because of a rise in the number of airline passengers and a drop in the number of screeners, the flying public is waiting much longer in

The state Democratic convention in Nevada Saturday devolved into a chaotic demonstration of party division and the emotional theatrics of

The former match commander in charge on the day of the Hillsborough disaster has declined to comment on the inquests' unlawful killing

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If Asian-Americans are hardly visible in pop culture, rarely considered for “normal” roles, and whitewashed out of the movies by the likes

The couple met while working as associates at a Washington law firm.

The Today Show starlets put on a devoted display as they laughed and smiled during a shopping trip on Noosa's Hastings Street.

Investigators into EgyptAir's plane crash need at least 12 days to recover its black boxes as they await a ship that can retrieve them

When people introduce me and say I have overcome so much to be where I am, to do what I do ... I am still surprised. Particularly at these

Astronaut Scott Kelly has been back on Earth for about three weeks since completing his groundbreaking year in space and he's still

Pentagon officials said the Americans were not involved in any combat role, despite photographs that showed commandos assisting fighters

Footage of the 33-year-old driver allegedly ploughing the vehicle into his home in Warnbro, Western Australia, surfaced last week and was

One of rock's longest married couples are reportedly having some problems.

BBC Click's Marc Cieslak looks at some of the best of the week's technology news

A man who allegedly raped and bashed an intellectually disabled woman to near blindness, has claimed he was acting in self defence, and

The BBC asks some of Roald Dahl's biggest fans what they think of his language.

The leader of the Western Sahara independence movement, Mohamed Abdelaziz, dies after a long illness, aged 68.