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It tasted like an assault on my taste buds. 

The North Korean leader reportedly took young teenage girls from their homes in order to entertain him.

In March, the U.S. senate voted to allow internet service providers to collect and sell user data.

ISIS said the suspect was "executing the operation in response to calls to target citizens of coalition nations."

Russia's increased activity over the Baltic states has put NATO members on edge for much of the last two years.

Leading Russian aerospace company, Energia, could be flying several tourists out to its International Space Station in four years.

Every year, around 20 students right out of school are paid $100,000 by the PayPal co-founder to skip formal education and fund their own careers.

Boko Haram militants that mostly live in Nigeria's  northern states have killed nearly 20,000 people and displaced more than 2 million others since 2002.

The phone is believed to be a Samsung Galaxy S3, first released in 2012.

The alleged Russia dossier contained actual inaccuracies and suspicious intentions that intelligence officials could not verify.

It's unclear what, if anything, in the report is true. But if the report is valid, Trump could be in big trouble.

The North Korean leader said in televised remarks on New Year's Day that the country was nearly ready to test its ICBM, which can carry nuclear weapons.

Many “Sherlock” fans are worried the show will be canceled after Season 4, but Steven Moffat does not have a definitive answer.

As false reports regarding the queen’s death circulate on the internet, the British monarchy’s future has been the object of debate this week.

The 90-year-old monarch's health and the future of the monarchy have come under the microscope.

"Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee," is a Muhammad Ali quote that will live on for years after his death.

The first week of January brings massive amounts of gift returns.

"I would prefer Islam not to be mentioned in vain alongside terrorism," the Russian president said at his annual year-end press conference Friday.

The president-elect has engaged in a war of words with Chuck Jones, president of a local United Steelworkers union.

U.S. Steel CEO Mario Longhi expressed his excitement for the steel sector under President Donald Trump, but may have revealed a blind spot on the real estate magnate's own history with the industry.

More than 35,000 people died in auto accidents in 2015.

President-elect Donald Trump said in 1996 he wanted to do business with Cuba and was “ready to build the Taj Mahal in Havana.”

Under the administration of Barack Obama, the U.S. provided $71 million worth of equipment, logistics and training to Nigeria, Cameroon, Chad, Niger and Benin in the fight against Boko Haram.

Trump has been a vocal critic of NATO and has threatened to pull support from the military alliance the United States entered into in 1949. 

Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is the leader of ISIS' self-declared caliphate and is believed to be hiding out in Mosul, Iraq's second-largest city and the center of an ongoing campaign to push the militants out of Iraq. 

Scribd, the popular e-Book and audiobook subscription service, is now offering subscribers access to premium magazine content from leading publishers including Bloomberg, IBT Media, New York Media, Slate Group, LLC and Time Inc.

Although there's no evidence of wrongdoing by Hillary Clinton, the discovery of a new trove of emails renewed questions about her integrity.

Ukrainian rebels are accusing Kiev of declaring war after a video surfaced Sunday that appears to show far-right militants claiming responsibility for the assassination of a high-profile separatist commander.

A witch doctor in Uganda was burned alive in his hutch over the weekend.