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Hillary Clinton has struggled to resonate in pop culture during the digital age, and this is why Michelle Obama's endorsement has been crucial for Clinton, Lizzo told CNN.

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Protesters clashed with police outside a US Senate debate Wednesday in Louisiana that included former Ku Klux Klan member David Duke.

Donald Trump is neck-and-neck against Hillary Clinton in New Hampshire, according to a new poll released Thursday.

Walter Goldbach rooted for his hometown Cleveland Indians in Wednesday's final World Series game glued to his living room chair, afraid he would jinx the team if he moved.

Never have there been so many contenders promising to pamper passengers through landscapes remote and exotic.

Hundreds of military police officers have been suspended in Turkey over alleged links to July's attempted coup.

An elephant is killed every 15 minutes. Netflix's latest documentary heads to the front lines in the war against ivory.

Australia's surf clubs are some of the most egalitarian -- and beautiful -- architecture in a nation that worships the ocean.

Two men photographed pretending to surf on a large turtle in the Australian state of Queensland are being investigated by authorities after an image of them went viral.

It may surprise many to learn that Donald Trump, having campaigned so fiercely on the issue of curbing immigration, is himself the son of an economic migrant.

A train collision near Karachi's Landhi railway station killed 20 people and injured 65 others Thursday morning.

Holy Cow, Chicago Cubs fans! The curse has officially been lifted.

The world's first hydrogen powered, emission-free train is set to go into service in Germany in 2017 -- a ground-breaking innovation that could signal the phasing out of heavily polluting, diesel-powered trains.

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An adviser to the FBI director defends his position against Obama's recent remarks.

The longtime confidante at the heart of calls for South Korea's President to step down was detained after she returned to the country to face prosecutors' questions.

President Barack Obama warned against FBI "leaks" and "innuendo" in his first public comments about the agency's decision to disclose its new review into emails that could be relevant to Hillary Clinton's use of a private server while she was secretary of state.