Sarah Berger

The continuation of this summer's blockbuster movie that shattered box office records and became the third highest-grossing film in history is set for June 2018.

Burundi's president has used intimidation tactics to run for a third term that some argue is unconstitutional.

The monument in Raleigh was dedicated to North Carolina Women of the Confederacy.

Investigators were using forensics to determine whether one of the U.S. Marines who was killed used a privately-owned pistol during the shooting.

The church tweeted that God had sent the shooter to Chattanooga on Thursday to kill his victims.

The hour-long delays the new protocol was causing were apparently reason enough to abandon them.

The real estate mogul trailed only Scott Walker in a recent poll of Republican voters in Iowa.

During a news conference on Monday, a British comedian threw a wad of fake cash at embattled soccer boss Sepp Blatter.

“Our intention is to try different strategies to process as many people as we can within a reasonable time frame."

Footage of a 7-year-old Princess Elizabeth's Nazi salute might have been accidentally leaked by Buckingham Palace.

The family of Sandra Bland is seeking an independent autopsy and expects the results in the next 48 to 72 hours.

For the first time, one African country's dictator has been called on account by another African country.

Bill Cosby offered to pay for woman's education and funneled the money through his agent so his wife would not find out, a transcript of a decade-old deposition showed.

A notorious South African preacher, who is referred to as a prophet, is to appear in court on Monday.

In New Orleans, a city littered with Confederate relics, citizens are struggling to find the right way to acknowledge their past while still moving forward.

Protesters held signs that read, “Heritage? Stop Excuse for Racism” and “Solidarity With Charleston.”

Commissioner Les Miller, the lone black member on the Hillsborough County board, said he had received complaints about the rebel banner after a South Carolina church shooting.

Most of the coins were minted between 1850 and 1910, with the oldest dating to 1831.

The state's law requires insurance companies to supply 12 months of prescription contraceptives at a time.

The murder rate for Brazilian children and teens has doubled in the past 25 years, UNICEF reports.

After months of negotiation, a deal has finally been reached regarding Iran's nuclear program.

A new program will partially reimburse tuition for future graduates -- depending on how long it takes them to secure employment.

The Mexican fast-food eatery had suspended its previous pork supplier for not meeting pig-housing standards.

President Barack Obama's itinerary in Kenya does not include the village where his step-grandmother and half-brother reside.

Lawmakers in the Golden State have proposed a program that would allow farmworkers and their families to work and live in the U.S.

Three people overdosed on GHB in California on Saturday. The drug, often used as a party drug or date rape drug, has been linked to hundreds of deaths.

Scientists urge the world to spend more on research and development expenditures, saying it is the way to escape poverty.

The mayor of Paris wants the river to be clean enough to swim in by that time in a bid to increase Paris’ chances of being named the host city.

Poorer and younger Greeks voted "no" in last weekend's referendum, while wealthier Greeks voted "yes."