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After experiencing unknown issues, the three-seater Piper Cherokee plane crashed into the airport’s surface parking lot, damaging at least 15 cars.

In a bid to deter any such attempt, an official at the United States Forces Korea said the U.S. will conduct a bomber flight over South Korea Tuesday.

After defeating 51 other contestants, Savvy Shields succeeded Betty Cantrell, Miss America 2016, at the event held Sunday in Atlantic City, New Jersey.

The Democratic presidential nominee discussed sexism and being perceived as being "unemotional" in an interview with the popular blog.

Dustin Moskovitz endorsed the Democratic candidate while announcing the third-largest donation in this election cycle.

Following a series of high-profile cyber breaches, the Obama administration announced the position earlier this year.

In line with the concept of differential pricing used by giants like Uber, the Indian government announced a “flexi fare system” on an experimental basis.

Kim Jong Un’s regime has reportedly sent out officials to inform the public that even indirect criticism of the authoritarian government has been banned.

Recently approved by the FDA for treatment for the chronic eye inflammation, the drug may help patients avoid the side effects associated with corticosteroids.

The Republican presidential nominee has repeatedly showered praise on the Russian president, even as relations between the two countries remain tense.

The King of the North and running mate Lyanna Mormont beat Daenerys Targaryen, Cersei Lannister and Littlefinger in the race to the throne of Westeros.

The British government has not formally invoked Article 50, which would start a two-year countdown for the country’s exit from the European Union.

Despite speculation that a deal could be announced very soon, U.S. President Barack Obama, who is currently in China for the G-20 summit, said, “We’re not there yet.”

Mother Teresa has been made a saint in a ceremony led by Pope Francis at St. Peter’s Square in Vatican City Sunday.

The satirical magazine’s cartoon, following Italy’s 6.2-magnitude earthquake that killed nearly 300 people, has been facing major backlash on social media.

The San Francisco 49ers quarterback has come under fire for refusing to stand during the national anthem as a mark of protest against racial injustice in the country.

The FARC rebel group and the government had been engaged in a five-decade-long war that killed more than 220,000 and displaced millions.

A New York court Thursday threw out cases by Lohan and “Mob Wives” star Karen Gravano that accused makers of Grand Theft Auto video games of basing characters on them.

No state in the United States registered a rate below 20 percent, while four states had the adult obesity rate of over 35 percent.

The presence of plastic in certain products has caused Bimbo Bakeries USA to voluntarily recall its Little Bites fudge brownies and chocolate chip muffins.

Houston businesswoman Sandy Phan-Gillis has been detained in China since March last year.

Aimee Boorman has coached the Olympic gold medalist since Biles started gymnastics 11 years ago.

A new study shows that continuing to play while suffering from a sports-related concussion can double the time of recovery.

The Asian giant already manufactures both military and commercial aircraft but is dependent on foreign technology for the engines that fly them.

After a series of experiments, a new study has shown that dogs prefer praise from their owners over food.

Contrary to findings from earlier studies, a new research shows that CPAP machines may not reduce the patient’s risk of developing coronary or cerebrovascular conditions.

The woman from Oahu won a total payout of $10,777,270.51 after betting $3 on an IGT Megabucks Wynn Wheel slots machine.

The scramjet engine, with its air-breathing propulsion system, uses hydrogen as fuel and oxygen from the atmospheric air as the oxidizer.

The NBA star’s cousin Nykea Aldridge was shot dead Friday after she was caught in crossfire on a Chicago street, raising concerns regarding gun policies.