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Calling itself New World Hacking, the group reportedly says it carried out the cyberattack to test its capabilities.

The 2010 incident, one of the worst environmental disasters in the U.S., shook the company “to its core,” BP CEO Bob Dudley told BBC's Radio 4 Friday.

Trump was shown in the 51-minute film making his December call for the United States to bar all Muslims from the country as his supporters cheered.

A sharp rise in Americans filing for unemployment benefits right before the holiday could signal a slowing labor market.

A bug linked to malformations in Brazilian infants has now been diagnosed in the U.S. territory, health officials said.

A millionaire named Stan Pate reportedly paid for skywriting, blasting Trump, that appeared at college bowl game sites.

About 3 million people traveled to the country in 2015, representing a decline of just 3 percent from 2014.

A recently disclosed Hillary Clinton email contains a former U.S. ambassador's unflattering description of an unnamed colleague.

It was not immediately clear who was behind the airborne protest. A spokeswoman for the Trump campaign did not immediately respond to an email seeking comment.

Exxon Mobil closes a Tennessee terminal, while operators shut down two pipelines feeding a Phillips 66 refinery in Illinois.

Muslims make up the majority of victims of war in the region, but minorities, including Christians, have been disproportionately affected.

Tehran does not accept that a U.N. resolution bars it from testing missiles, as long as it has no nuclear warheads to place on them.

Delivery of the C-130s could begin in 2017, a French military source says. They would replace problematic Airbus A400M jets.

The provincial capital west of Baghdad is the first retaken by Iraq’s army since it was lost to militants 18 months ago.

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan wants to transform the Turkish presidency from a ceremonial title to an executive position.

Overflowing Missouri and Illinois rivers were receding Friday, but forecasters warned that flood waters could menace downstream communities.

The explosion at a restaurant in the Afghanistan capital came days after the group claimed responsibility for an attack near the city’s airport.

As fighting continues, young Kurds are more combative toward the government and the military faces accusations of egregious abuses.

In his weekly radio address, U.S. President Barack Obama said he was moving unilaterally on the issue of gun violence because Congress has failed to act.

In Britain, the website of BBC was knocked offline for several hours by a distributed denial of service (DDOS) attack, reports said.

Workers were on-call 24 hours a day in mock villages with no running water or electricity, according to the lawsuit.