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Camila Cabello Teases A Special Love Song After Leaving Fifth Harmony

Camila Cabello teased what fans can expect to hear about love on her solo album.

Why Do Men Earn More Than Women? Iceland Makes Businesses Prove Equal Pay

The country is already one of the best in the world for gender equality.

Karina Vetrano Murder Case Update: DNA Evidence, Confession Is Questioned By Defense Attorney

"There are way more questions than answers here."

Boxing News: Joshua, Klitschko And Wilder Part Of Interesting Heavyweight 2017 Schedule

There are only three major boxers who make up the heavyweight division and two will meet on April 29.

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Islamic Terrorism? Muslim Citizens Are Not A Threat, Immigration Officials Determine

The Department of Homeland Security said in an assessment that there wasn’t enough evidence that citizens of the Muslim-majority nations in President Donald Trump’s travel ban pose a terror threat to the U.S.

What's Next For Guantánamo Bay? Under Trump, Cuba Prison Is 'Important Tool'

The move stands in contrast to former President Barack Obama's efforts to close the detention center in Cuba.

US Losing Power In Middle East? Iran, Cuba Fortify Ties With 12 Cooperation Agreements

The agreements come at a time when U.S. President Donald Trump’s comments on Tehran and Havana have upset the two countries.

Russian Warship Moves Closer To US With Missiles And Spy Equipment Aboard

The ship was first spotted near Delaware Tuesday.

Russian Warship Spotted 70 Miles Off The Coast Of Delaware Violates 1987 Treaty

The Russian intelligence-gathering ship was armed with missiles and had the capability to intercept communications.

ISIS Under Trump: Executive Order Would Send Islamic State Detainees To Guantanamo Bay

The latest version of the draft this week instructed Defense Secretary Jim Mattis to send Islamic State detainees to the Guantánamo facility.

Immigration News: Undocumented Immigrants Killed Dozens Of Americans, But The Government Can't Deport Them

There are roughly 1.9 million undocumented immigrants and non-citizens who have been convicted of crimes and are subject to deportation, the Department of Homeland Security estimates.

How Many People Has The US Killed In War? Donald Trump Is Right, We Do Have 'A Lot Of Killers'

The U.S. and Russia are both responsible for the deaths of millions.

America First: Trump Beheading Statue Of Liberty On German Magazine Cover Sparks Criticism

The cover was met with disapproval from other publications.

Will Trump Cause Next Ebola Crisis? Immigration Ban Could Hurt Disease, Vaccine Research

Disease and vaccination research relies heavily on foreign collaboration to be successful.

How Can Americans Visit Cuba In 2017: American Airlines Opens Country’s First Office In Havana

The inauguration comes months after the airline’s first scheduled commercial flight from the U.S. to Havana in over 50 years.

Black History Month Movies: 10 Great Films To Watch About African American History

Last year saw many great films that were written, directed and produced by black filmmakers, but here are 10 other films you should watch for Black History Month.

Trump Travel Ban: Are Xenophobic Americans' Attitudes Changing Over Time?

Data show that through some of the biggest humanitarian crises over the past century, Americans have been resistant to provide safe haven to refugees.

Will Donald Trump Torture Terrorists? President May Reopen CIA Black Site Prisons With Executive Order

The new president may sign another executive order that would funnel more suspected terrorists to the Guantanamo prison and others.

Who Is Assata Shakur? Rex Tillerson Wants Cuba To Hand Over Black Lives Matter Hero And Fugitive

Convicted murderer and activist Assata Shakur, the aunt of Tupac Shakur, has been living in exile in Cuba for three decades after escaping from a U.S. prison.

5.4-magnitude earthquake strikes in Cuba on Tuesday.

Cuba Earthquake 2017: Guantanamo, Santiago De Cuba Shaken By 5.4 Quake Off Southeast Coast

Small earthquakes are common in southeast Cuba. However, Tuesday's quake was stronger than usual.

Obama Immigration And Undocumented Latinos: How Reform, Mass Deportations And Cuban Policy Hurt Them

"Effective immediately, Cuban nationals who attempt to enter the United States illegally and do not qualify for humanitarian relief will be subject to removal," Obama said Thursday.