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Federal government investigators have said that two hospitals violating federal law by declining to perform abortions for women who were in premature labor.

The U.S. government has now facilitated the evacuation of nearly 1,000 U.S. citizens, the State Department confirmed.

Ferdinand Marcos Jr and Joe Biden are expected to discuss the security situation in the South China Sea

The tape used on the plane wings is called a speed tape and it's made specifically for the aviation industry.

According to reports, rapper MoneySign Suede died in jail after being stabbed in a shower. 

Caligulas two boats built on Lake Nemi were raised in the 1930s but were burnt to cinders by Nazi troops in 1944, according to a report. A new theory has emerged in a forthcoming book.

1.5 million people were massacred during the campaign of deportation and mass killing of Armenian Christians by the Young Turk movement in Ottoman Turkey.

Cody Bay is an award-winning writer, editor and media ace based in Seattle, WA. With a focus on social good storytelling and content strategy, she recently led the Microsoft News for Good initiative...

Iraqs ministry of migration and displacement has announced it shut down a camp housing...

ATLANTA — State lawmakers debated the necessity of health care certificates of need this legislative session and are now leaving it to a committee to study the issue.