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The government is partially funding a project for the world's smallest nuclear plant and hopes to install it in the South China Sea.

President Rodrigo Duterte criticized the military exercises between the Philippines and the U.S., saying that the war games were beneficial only to the U.S.

The bizarre phenomena of the so-called “killer clowns” scaring people began in the U.S. in August.

The exercises were part of the ongoing Invincible Spirit 2016 drills by the two countries to show military force against the isolated nation’s possible provocations.

A study found that man-made climate change, which results in high temperatures and aridity, has caused forest fires to cover an extra 16,000 square miles.

The Monetary Authority of Singapore accused Falcon Private Bank of breaching anti-money laundering regulations.

Many Democratic activists believe that reinstating the Glass-Steagall law and breaking up large financial institutions would help prevent future financial crises.

The poll was released just days after a blockbuster report showed Trump objectified women with lewd remarks.

Creepy clowns aren't just an American fad. They're international now.

The cost for breast cancer treatment varied as much as $46,936, a study by researchers by MD Anderson Cancer Center found.

Shoppers have complained that using chip cards is more time consuming at the check out register, while stores say there have been delays in getting enough chip-reading terminals in stock.

Military budgets and naval defense industry revenue are sky high.

Donald Trump called Hillary Clinton's two terms a "disaster."

Replacement Samsung Galaxy Note 7 devices are catching on fire. Is Samsung's new smartphone done for?

Billy Bush has been indefinitely suspended from hosting “Today” — but do his co-hosts want him gone for good?

The Supreme Court justice likened sitting during the national anthem to burning a flag.

Donald Trump brought up the gaffe at the second debate.

Leaders previously indicated there would be a limit on production.

Former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev addressed the growing diplomatic divide over the five-year Syria conflict.

Not all employees and students get the holiday off.

An estimated one in five people in the U.S., or 43.8 million people, have mental health problems in a given year.