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Roughly 93 percent of the Filipino population practice Christianity.

The machines may throw any recount efforts into questionable territory.

Police and prosecutors asked for permission to use a test that would use DNA to search for the killer's family members.

A women's march won't be able to convene on top historic sites in Washington, D.C.

Some people are converting to Christianity after experiencing terrorism committed in the name of Islam in their home country.

Reno Police Chief Jason Soto said the officer was prompted to shoot when a student refused to drop his weapon.

David Petraeus and Paula Broadwell, embroiled in a scandal that derailed both of their careers nearly five years ago, have returned to public view.

The infamous freezing meteorological phenomenon that saw temperatures drop to deadly lows in January 2014 may be back this year.

Bobby Valentine, who former Boston Red Sox manager, is reportedly on the shortlist to serve as ambassador to Japan.

An ex-Hillary Clinton campaign staffer recently started a website detailing the new president-elect's possible conflicts of interest.

A priest in New York is the subject of an allegation of abusing a minor 27 years ago.

The potential HUD secretary described the "danger" of living in government-assisted spaces.

A pentagram displayed alongside a nativity scene in Boca Raton, Florida, was permitted by the city but has since been vandalized with spray paint.

The golden age actor was a major force in the industry and has lived a long life.

Trump's cabinet picks include four billionaires, such as Linda McMahon, a co-founder of World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), who was named head of the Small Business Administration. 

The president-elect is expected to deliver a speech Friday in support of a senate candidate in Baton Rouge.

Low visibility and poor road conditions led to four crashes involving semitrailers Thursday along Interstate 694 in the Twin Cities, according to local media reports.

Glenn, who died Thursday at the age of 95, was the first American astronaut to orbit the earth on Feb. 20, 1962.

“He may decide he just wants to quit before he even takes office,” the Academy Award-winning filmmaker said in an interview Wednesday.

U.S. President-elect Donald Trump has declined several intelligence briefings offered to him and is allegedly receiving an average of only one briefing per week, reports said Thursday.

Ronald Bert Smith Jr. was convicted of murder in the November 1994 fatal shooting of Casey Wilson, a store clerk in Huntsville, Alabama.

Washington is the first state after cities in Oregon, California and other states to sue the agrochemical giant over PCB pollution.

The picture was reportedly posted by Sherri’s mother, Loretta Graeff, on her Facebook page.

The fraternity Sigma Pi’s Hofstra chapter’s license was revoked this March after a former member of the group alleged “extreme hazing.”

Jocelyn Wildenstein was arraigned in a Manhattan courtroom Wednesday night, after the incident that took place earlier in the day.

The attempted breach occurred Nov. 15 and was traced to a Homeland Security IP address.

Repealing the Affordable Care Act could be a tax windfall for the wealthiest Americans, saving them an estimated $154,000 annually.

Lawyers representing two of the expelled students felt they were being "used as scapegoats" for racially-charged tensions in Chicago.

Richard Graeff recently told People exclusively that "some punks" penned the years-old message.