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Syrian refugee Anas Modamani has been featured in a series of fake news reports connected to terrorism. Now he's taking Facebook to court.

McCarthy's portrayal of an angry, gum-chomping White House press secretary went viral after it aired on Saturday night.

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A Qatar Airways Boeing 777 has completed the 9,000-mile trip between Doha and Auckland, New Zealand.

Donald Trump is already a hero to many in eastern Kentucky. The area desperately needs jobs. Many believe Trump is their only hope at saving their beloved small towns. But are Trump's promises realistic?

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Takata is zeroing in on Key Safety Systems, a Detroit-based company, to help it deal with its massive airbag recall crisis.

Tiffany's top executive has resigned, the iconic jewelry company announced Sunday.

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Media columnist Michael Wolff says journalists are "having a nervous breakdown" as they attempt to cover President Trump.

President Obama and Hillary Clinton were great for gun sales. But the industry is already slowing under President Trump, even though he's endorsed by the National Rifle Association.

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Trump's new sanctions on Iran are latest sign of trouble for Boeing's $8 billion sale of 80 jets to Iran Air.

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Jean-Claude Juncker, the president of the European Commission, said Friday that Trump and his team would benefit from more information about the European Union.

France's status as a tourist magnet took another hit Friday after a man wielding a machete was shot in Paris near the famous Louvre museum.

Senators Elizabeth Warren and Tammy Baldwin want Trump economic adviser Gary Cohn to recuse himself related to his former employer Goldman Sachs.

The U.S. economy added 227,000 jobs in January, and the unemployment rate ticked up a bit to 4.8%, according to the Labor Department.

Amazon continues its rapid growth, but Wall Street wants more.

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