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Will Fox News Fire Bill O’Reilly? List Of Sponsors To Pull Ads From Anchor’s Show

Following accusations of harassment and $13 million in settlements, five advertisers were pulling spots from Bill O'Reilly's Fox News show.

US War With China Is Approved By Americans, Poll Says

A new poll released Tuesday found a majority of Americans have a more favorable view of China but are still concerned about its economy.

Queen Elizabeth II Gifts: Buckingham Palace To Showcase Official Presents At Special Exhibition

A totem pole, a beaded throne, and a "Buckingham Palace" London Underground sign are among the gifts presented to the Queen, which will now be showcased in a special exhibition.

Next World War? China Objects THAAD In South Korea As Its Unaware Of US Anti-Missile System's Capabilities

Chinese experts believe THAAD missile range likely capable of tracking and countering Beijing's own nuclear program.

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Where Is Jared Kushner? Trump's Son-In-Law Visits Iraq To Oversee US Military Aide To Iraqi Forces

White House Senior Adviser Jared Kushner was also tapped to lead "The White House Office of American Innovation," which has been described as a "SWAT team of strategic consultants."

Is US Ready To Attack North Korea? President Trump Says He Will Act Alone If Chinese Don't Help

“If they do, that will be very good for China, and if they don’t, it won’t be good for anyone,” Trump told the Financial Times.

Is Climate Change Real? EPA Administrator Pruitt Admits Humans Contribute To Global Warming

The Environmental Protection Agency chief's comments came just days after President Trump revoked Obama-era efforts to combat climate change.

‘Modern Family’ Star Ariel Winter Stuns In See-Through Dress At ‘Smurfs’ Premiere

Ariel Winter stunned in her tight-fitting see-through dress at the "Smurfs: The Lost Village" premiere on Saturday, April 1.

Blizzard Opens First eSports Stadium To Host Overwatch Tournaments

The Taipei-based stadium will start hosting Overwatch events from April 8.

Figure Skating 2017 World Championships: TV Schedule, Live Stream, Women's Results

Evgenia Medvedeva earned the gold, while the men meet in the free skate on Saturday.

US Challenges China On North Korea Nuclear Threat Amid Unsanctioned Missile Launches

President Donald Trump is expected to discuss North Korea with Chinese President Xi Jinping next week.

Are Giant Pandas Endangered? China To Build Huge Preserve For Vulnerable Animals

Giant pandas are headed to a giant preserve in China for protection.

Overwatch World Cup 2017: Selection Process, Voting, Ticket Availability, Livestream And More

Two teams out of top 32 will be chosen to battle at BlizzCon 2017.

Trump's Climate Change Order: EPA Accidentally Releases Statement Slamming 'Irrational' Move

The EPA statement, which mistakenly attributed a quote from Sen. Tom Carper (D-Delaware) to Sen. Shelley Moore Capito (R-West Virginia), has since been corrected.

US-China Relations News: Trump Warns Meeting With Xi Jinping Will Be 'Difficult'

The president has accused China of manipulating its currency, making it impossible for U.S. companies to compete against Chinese goods.

Global Warming News: Coral Reefs Dying In South China Sea

A combination of unusual weather and exceedingly warm temperatures killed 40 percent of the coral in a single atoll.

US Tourism To Drop After Trump Travel Ban, American Political Climate

Companies have already reported losses, and they expect to see more soon.

Are Russia And The US Going To War? Putin Orders More Drafted Troops

The Russian president called Thursday for more than 142,000 men to be drafted in the spring.

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Android To Beat Apple iOS In Generating App Store Revenue In 2017: Report

When pitted against Google Play alone, iOS will continue to lead revenue generation by mobile apps till at least 2021, App Annie predicted.

Who Is Candace Claiborne? State Department Employee Arrested Over Alleged Contact With Chinese Agents

Candace Claiborne, a 60-year-old employee of the State Department, was charged Wednesday with concealing extensive contacts with foreign agents.

Climate Change, Emissions Reduction, Paris Agreement Among Terms To Be Avoided At DOE

A supervisor told some staffers at the Department of Energy they should avoid using terms like climate change, emissions reduction and Paris agreement.

John McCain vs Kim Jong Un: Senator Defends 'Fat Kid' Insult Against North Korean Leader

First, John McCain called Kim Jong Un a "crazy fat kid." Then he called him out on Twitter.

War In Space? China, Russia Can Shoot Down US Satellites

The U.S. military's ability to conduct wars and its satellites could be open to attacks from China and Russia's advanced programs.

Where Do Tigers Live? Thailand Wild Breeding Population Hailed As ‘Miraculous’ Amid Poaching

Hidden cameras showed Indochinese tiger cubs, sparking hope for the future of the precariously endangered animals.

US Ready To Attack North Korea, End Kim Jong Un's Leadership, In Case Of Preemptive Strike

State Department spokeswoman Anna Richey-Allen said Monday that the United States was committed to defend its allies — South Korea and Japan — from North Korea's threats.