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Can the airlines really be this stupid?

CNN's Jake Tapper and Jeff Zeleny break down White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer's controversial comments regarding Adolf Hitler's use of chemical weapons during World War II.

Only four victims.

During a recent interview on Fox News, President Trump discussed his strategy for Syria.

During Rep. Joe Wilson's town hall, a crowd chanted the same words he shouted at Obama in 2009.

White House press secretary Sean Spicer tells CNN's Wolf Blitzer that he made a mistake referencing Adolf Hitler when discussing chemical attacks in Syria and apologizes for the comments.

White House press secretary Sean Spicer said Ivanka Trump weighed in on President Trump's response to the gas attack in Syria.

Shares in United Airlines were nearly 6% lower in premarket trading on Tuesday as the company scrambled to address a video showing a passenger being forcibly dragged off an overbooked flight.

Explosions erupted near a Borussia Dortmund team bus as Dortmund, Germany, was preparing to host AS Monaco in the first leg of the UEFA Champions League quarterfinals Tuesday, local police said in a tweet.

Spinal manipulation may make a small difference in your low back pain, but it's unlikely to have you doing backflips right away, according to a new study.

The Trump administration has suspended its weekly reports aimed at putting political pressure on sanctuary cities.

Donald Trump's travel to his private club in Florida has cost over an estimated $20 million in his first 80 days as president, putting the president on pace in his first year of office to surpass former President Barack Obama's spending on travel for his entire eight years.

In households around the world, I imagine many conversations going something like this: "Mom, I really want a phone. Everyone has one. Can I please, please get one this year?"

NASA will present new discoveries about the ocean worlds in our solar system on Thursday, the agency announced. Learning more about ocean worlds could help in the agency's quest for life beyond Earth.

It is now clear that the deadly nerve agent sarin, the same agent which the Assad regime used to kill up to 1,500 people in East Ghouta near Damascus in August 2013, was used in the chemical attack on Idlib last week. As the Union of Medical Care and Relief Organizations Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN) adviser during the incident last week, I can confirm that samples smuggled out to Turkey have proved positive for sarin, and I'm confident that samples that find their way to US and UK government laboratories will also test positive.