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A leading French presidential candidate has said he will move his country's border with Britain to the UK, amid concerns about the backlog of British-bound illegal migrants on French soil.

The Islamist leader who authorities believe ordered the terror attack at a cafe in Dhaka in July died fleeing police, security officials said.

A month after reaching $20 million

For supporters of Sen. Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign, many are asking themselves this fall, "Are you selling out if you support Hillary Clinton?"

British American Tobacco has announced a $47 billion bid to take control of fellow cigarette giant Reynolds.

Despite the negativity of the presidential campaign and a desire for more focus on the issues, many students remain somewhat hopeful about the future.

The tech world's top leaders have long cashed in on the benefits of walking in nature.

Republican Rep. Brian Babin on Thursday defended Donald Trump calling Hillary Clinton "a nasty woman" at the final presidential debate, saying "sometimes a lady needs to be told when she's being nasty."

Twenty-one days to Election Day, the eve of the final presidential debate, and once again I felt like I was choosing between being a bad mom or a bad reporter.

Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman is one step closer to facing drug and conspiracy charges in the United States.

A woman videotaped a US Postal Service worker earlier this week dumping bin after bin of mail in the woods behind her subdivision in Decatur, Georgia.

The Milwaukee cop who fatally shot Sylville Smith in August watched TV coverage of the violent street protests that followed at a bar with a man who later accused the officer of sexual assault, according to a criminal complaint.

Police arrest a fourth man in the shooting death of track star Tyson Gay's daughter, Trinity.

Thousands of people wearing black clothes braved the torrential rain in Buenos Aires to protest the rape and killing of a 16-year-old girl in Argentina.

A judge who imposed a 60-day sentence on a Montana man who repeatedly raped his 12-year-old daughter is the latest jurist to face the wrath of the public.

Carlos Rodriguez was a viral sensation a few years ago because he has half a head from a driving accident.

NBA star Derrick Rose and two other men were cleared Wednesday by a federal jury in a civil rape case.

The New York Police Department "failed" when an officer killed a 66-year-old mentally ill woman who attacked him with a baseball bat, the commissioner said.

Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales writes that Edward Snowden should be commended for bringing about a change in consciousness and reinstating privacy as a central value.

The Venezuelan government has stopped enforcing some price controls on food, causing food prices to soar to levels that many people can't afford.