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USA Today has put the number of deaths above 200. According to the Interior Minister, Mohammed Ibrahim, 43 policemen were killed. Tragic events unfolded in Egypt's capitol this morning as the government opened fire on protesters in support of ousted former President Mohammed Morsi. Over 100 are reported to have been killed and thousands injured. Here is a live feed of Cairo and of what is happen

Not only is the United States of America the only country to have used nuclear weapons during wartime, they are also the only country to do it twice.

The U.S. State Department issued a worldwide travel warning Friday morning for Americans, as a result of possible threats from Al Qaeda. It will also temporarily close multiple consulates and embassies in countries located in the Middle East and North Africa starting Sunday, August 4.

Tragedy struck the world last week when a passenger train derailed in Spain killing 79 people and injuring many more. Is it possible the tragic event was caused by a phone call?

A high-speed train in northwestern Spain derailed Wednesday night, killing 78 passengers and injuring at least 140 more, including five Americans.

If Congress doesn't want to redefine marriage, the Oxford English Dictionary will just do it themselves. After all, that's their job.

Earlier, President Obama met with Nelson Mandela's family to offer prayers as Mandela continues to be treated for a lung infection. “I reaffirmed the profound impact that his legacy has had in building a free South Africa, and in inspiring people around the world — including me...

When we look at the scandals of today, Benghazi, Associated Press, IRS, and now Verizon, it’s almost like politics as usual.

There's a reason dogs are called man's best friend.

With only two planes to its name, you may think Samoa Air is a fly-by-night operation, but it’s proving to be a fly-by-weight one.