Russia Objects To US Nuclear Missile System Deployment In Romania
Russia argues the U.S. has broken the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty with a missile-launching system in the central European country.
Oil Above $37 As US Supply Tightens, Still Near 11-Year Low
Brent traders in London say the market is quiet with many participants away for the Christmas holiday.
US Jobless Claims Near 42-Year Low As Labor Market Tightens
Initial claims for state unemployment benefits dropped 5,000 to a seasonally adjusted 267,000 for the week ended Dec. 19.
Rising Aluminum Prices Bring Cheer To Australian Miners, Outlook Predicted To Improve
As the metal's price rallied Thursday to its highest level since October and the outlook for the next two years brightened, the shares of mining companies followed suit.
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Russia's Fight Against ISIS: Moscow Won't Stop Targeting Islamic State Group In Syria After Ceasefire
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Google Begins Testing New Password-Free Log-In System
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US Weather: Storms, Tornadoes Hit South And Midwest, At Least 7 Dead
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Syria Conflict: US Conducted 'Secret' Backchannel Talks With Bashar Assad Over Several Years, Report Says
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The technology could lead to decreased reliance on animal and human trials, and could eventually be used for full-scale liver transplants.
US Embassy In Beijing Warns Of 'Possible Threats To Westerners' Over Christmas, China Issues 'Yellow Alert' For Security
Beijing police issued a yellow alert for security, while increasing the visibility of patrols in the embassy district of the Chinese capital.
Illegal Immigration 2015: DHS May Deport Hundreds Of Families Following Year Of Decreased Deportation Numbers
Raids targeting immigrants from Latin America are to be launched in January, sources told the Washington Post.
Extreme Christmas Weather Forecast 2015: Tornado Watch Issued For Certain Areas, NWS Says
While parts of the Northeast were expecting springlike temperatures Thursday, parts of the South were dealing with tornadoes.
Who Is Bobby Daniels? Family Of Man Fatally Shot By Georgia Police Dispute Officials' Account
A black security guard was trying to take a gun from his son and did not point it at a sheriff's deputy, family members said.
US Suspends $1.2B In Funding From Civil Asset Forfeiture Program To Police Departments
A program to use money from seized assets to finance law enforcement agencies was suspended in the omnibus spending bill.
The Book Industry Narrative For 2015? It’s Complicated
With the sales of CDs and DVDs in decline, books may constitute the last physical media standing, even as the broader print sector faces serious hurdles.
Amid Iraqi Gains Against ISIS In Ramadi, Questions Linger Over Army's Ability To Take And Hold The City
As government forces make gains in the city against the Islamic State group, it’s yet to be seen if they can maintain control there.
NBA Anti-Gun Violence Christmas Ads: Steph Curry, Chris Paul, Carmelo Anthony To Appear In League-Backed TV Spots On Holiday
The spots — produced with a nonprofit that advocates for gun control — will feature some of basketball’s top stars, including MVP Stephen Curry.
Hillary Clinton Debate Bathroom Controversy: Rand Paul Says Fiorina Can Use Restroom Quickly, So Why Couldn't Former Secretary Of State?
Paul joined the chorus of GOP candidates criticizing Hillary Clinton Wednesday when he said she should be able to quickly use a bathroom because Carly Fiorina could.
Disneyland-Bound British Muslim Family Banned From Flight To US: ‘I Felt Humiliated’
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security prevented a family of 11 from boarding an L.A.-bound flight, but authorities have not said why.
Christmas Traditions Around The World 2015: How They Celebrate In Germany, France, Mexico And Other Nations
Christmas remains a tradition that can cross cultural and national boundaries.
What Is The Zika Virus? Brazil Advises Against Pregnancy Because Of Illness With Symptoms Similar To The Common Cold
The virus, transmitted by mosquitoes, has led Brazilian health officials to ask women to delay getting pregnant because of the potential harmful effects on children.
Terrorism In The US: Preventing Extremism Is What Most Americans Think Government Should Do More Of, Poll Finds
However, 29 percent of respondents worried that the government had gone too far in restricting civil liberties as it combats terrorism.
The Cost Of Fighting Terrorism: Russia's Anti-ISIS War Is $8M Per Day, Doubling After Downing Of Su-24 Jet By Turkey
The Russian government has estimated that operations will last another year, which means the cost of the total intervention could reach almost $3 billion.
Festivus 2015: Rand Paul Airs Grievances Against Fellow Presidential Candidates On Twitter, Hitting Trump, Rubio, Cruz, Clinton And More
The Kentucky senator and Republican presidential candidate is lashing out against fellow White House hopefuls and Washington waste for his holiday tradition.
Muslim Sheriff's Deputy Protest: Florida Anti-Islam Activists Demand Removal In Broward County
After Sheriff Scott Israel appointed Nazer Hamze as his deputy, local anti-Muslim activists are calling for him to resign, and Hamze to be dismissed.
Turing Pharma Seeks CEO To Replace Martin Shkreli, Plans Job Cuts
After Martin Shkreli's resignation amid charges of securities fraud, the private company plans to reduce its workforce.
Election 2016: Bernie Sanders Calls For Restructuring Federal Reserve
Sen. Bernie Sanders in an op-ed called for an annual audit of the U.S. central bank and for fewer conflicts of interest among its board members.
As Christmas Looms, Gaza's Fading Christian Community Eyes Life Outside Besieged Palestinian Territory
Israel has granted hundreds of rare permits to visit family outside Gaza for Christmas, but many in the fading community fear the young won't return.
Amid ISIS Fears, Fraudulent Passports At European Borders Pose Problems For Security Officials' Anti-Islamic-State-Group Efforts
ISIS likely is able to make fake Syrian passports, and security officials say it's difficult to pick them out.
Airbus Lands $2.3B Order From China Southern Airlines
The deal will help increase the airline's capacity by 4 percent in a market that is predicted to overtake the U.S. as the world’s biggest aircraft market.
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