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Kim Han Sol is one of few people still alive with patriarchal link to Kim dynasty, and he says he’s safe with his mom and sister in undisclosed location

Texas "bathroom bill" would require people to use public bathrooms that match sex on birth certificates

Scarlett Johansson's husband Romain Dauriac says he was "shocked" by the divorce filing

The strike, taking place on Wednesday, encourages women to abstain from working or shopping

Ruth Neely says her religious beliefs prevent her from presiding over same-sex marriages

Alzheimer's death toll is "alarming" and caregivers are affected more than ever now, too, experts say

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President Trump is planning for a blue-ribbon panel to launch a probe into the unfounded claim

Devin Nunes said Tuesday that he has not seen any evidence to support the president's claim that President Obama ordered that Trump Tower be wiretapped during the campaign

A week after apologizing for lashing out at an Uber driver, Travis Kalanick is looking for someone who can help "write the next chapter in our journey”

The Democratic presidential nominee's public schedule is sending a signal, perhaps, that she plans to remain involved in the issues she holds dear

Motion filed in federal court says state wants to amend its existing lawsuit challenging Trump’s previous order

U.S. News & World Report released its annual survey of the best countries in the world. See where your country ranks.

The country's most lucrative fields tend to be resistant to automation, but they also require special skills

White House spokesman Sean Spicer said Tuesday that the intelligence committees in Congress should investigate President Trump's allegation that President Obama ordered wiretapping of Trump Tower during the campaign. Spicer declined to produce evidence Mr. Trump claims to have. Margaret Brennan reports.