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Key ISIS Leader Tariq Al-Harzi Killed In US Airstrike In Syria

Tariq bin Tahar al-'Awni al-Harzi reportedly recruited foreign fighters, secured arms and raised funds for the Islamic State group.

Ukraine's Separatist Rebels Announce Elections In October, Draw Reaction From Kiev

Under the Minsk ceasefire agreement signed last February, any rebel elections would require oversight from the Ukrainian government in Kiev.

Immigration Reform 2015: DHS Decreases Deportations, Integrates Undocumented Immigrants

The Department of Homeland Security has started changing the enforcement of immigration laws, focusing on integrating long-term undocumented immigrants instead of deporting them.

Donald Trump Compliments Obama, Says He 'Loved When He Started To Sing' After Charleston Shooting

Amazing grace! In an interview Wednesday, Donald Trump gave President Obama a rare compliment.

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Oregon Marijuana Legalization 2015: Weed Is Now Legal In The State, But Don’t Get Caught Out Of Bounds

Fifty-three percent of Oregon land is controlled by the federal government, and there’s a strict no-smoking policy on Uncle Sam’s property.

Greece Debt Crisis: Greeks Worldwide React To Bank Closures, Cash Limits And Uncertainty As Sunday Referendum Vote Looms

Greeks say they are eating out less, driving shorter distances and, if living aboard, worried sick about their families back home.

Greek Debt Crisis: How Will Global Financial Markets React To The Referendum?

Greek voters will hit the polls Sunday to evaluate the eurozone's latest debt offer. The market is paying close attention.

Ukraine Hopes To Produce Its Own Enriched Uranium With Help From US Company

A private U.S. company wants to help Ukraine produce its own enriched uranium to fuel its nuclear power and rely less on Russia.

As South Sudan Violence Intensifies, UN Vows To Step Up Action

The United Nations has decided to send a mission to assess violence in South Sudan amid allegations of some of the worst violence the country has seen in recent years.

Telemundo Stations To FCC: DirecTV ‘Systematically’ Denies Hispanic Audiences Access To Local Stations

ZGS Communications said the FCC should look closely at the AT&T-DirecTV merger's potential effect on Hispanic communities.

Dow Jones Industrial Average Trades Lower On Soft Jobs Report

The employment report left investors wondering whether the U.S. Federal Reserve will remain on course to lift interest rates in September.

Apple Watch 2 Rumors: Samsung May Build OLED Displays For Next Apple Inc. Smartwatch

Samsung joins LG in manufacturing displays for Apple's smartwatches.

Jobs Report 2015: What Happened To Summer Jobs For Teens?

Who's to blame for disappearing summer jobs? It's not millennial culture; it's the economy.

DARPA's Hypersonic Jet Project Marches Forward As Russia Teases Mach 5 Missiles [VIDEO]

China, Russia and other powerful countries are also exploring hypersonic flight.

Barbecue Food Poisoning Update: 1 Dead, 248 Sick In Salmonella Outbreak Linked To North Carolina Roadside Joint

The restaurant in question reopened Wednesday, after closing for a week.

NASA Satellite Images Show China Building A Massive Solar Power Plant In The Middle Of The Gobi Desert

Beijing has promised to drastically reduce its level of carbon emissions within 20 years.

Apple Pay Your Friends: Future iPhone Could Enable P2P Payments, Apple Inc. Patent Reveals

The invention would allow iPhone owners to send funds to other people in-person.

American Giant Robot Challenges Japanese Robot To A Duel [VIDEO]

In the video, the co-founders of MegaBot describe their creation as America's first "fully-functional giant piloted robot."

TSA Paid Passengers $3M For Damaged, Lost Or Stolen Baggage, Most Claims Ignored

The number of claims filed and paid out fell over time, dropping 35 percent from 2010 to 2014.

Jesus Lizard: 48 Million-Year-Old Fossil Of Basilisk Discovered In Wyoming

The discovery of the 48 million-year-old fossil is likely to provide an understanding of the way climate change affects tropical species, a new study suggests.

Civil Rights Act Of 1964 Anniversary: Federal Law Criminalizing Racial Discrimination of Minorities Excludes LGBT Rights

The sweeping social equality legislation did not include protections against discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity.

US Economy Adds 223,000 Jobs In June, Unemployment Rate Falls To 5.3%

A robust jobs report could provide further evidence the U.S. economy is on strong enough footing to absorb the impact of a Federal Reserve interest rate hike in September.

Drone Helps Firefighters Save Stranded Rafters; DJI Phantom 3 Carried Life Jacket To Wet, Cold Kids

The DJI Phantom has been praised by drone reviewers, but not usually for this reason.

India Projected To Overtake US To Become Second-Largest Smartphone Market By 2017

India and China will account for almost 40 percent of all smartphones sold in the world by 2017, according to a new research report.

Narcolepsy-Inducing Pandemrix Swine Flu Vaccine Link Better Understood: Study

The swine flu vaccine was found to cause narcolepsy in about one in 55,000 people who received it.

Fracking In US Is Consuming A Lot More Water Than It Used To

A U.S. Geological Survey study reveals that water consumed by fracking wells, especially horizontal gas wells, has increased drastically over the last 15 years.

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