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"Just say no to abuse — of power, conscience or any type," Francis said.

The ACLU and Guatemalan immigrant advocates are fanning out across the country to find dozens of parents who were deported from the U.S. without their children.

"Let them knock themselves out," the former New York mayor told NPR.

Before the United States had a refugee resettlement policy, the Glosser family fled grinding poverty and ...

Facebook Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey testified about the work they're doing.

A court in Myanmar sentenced two journalists to seven years in prison Monday for illegal possession of official documents.

A year after Russian government hackers meddled in the 2016 U.S. election, researchers at a cybersecurity firm zeroed in on a new sign of trouble.

A senior DOJ lawyer says a former British spy told him that Russian intelligence believed it had Donald Trump "over a barrel."

After days of intense negotiations, the U.S. and Canada failed to agree on a deal.

For months, piping destined for Shell Chemical’s Petrochemical complex in Beaver County sat in the custody of U.S. Customs and Border Patrol.

The White House said a deal with Canada had to be reached by Friday, when it would send the Mexico agreement to Congress for a 90-day review required by law.

Spectators gathered to watch the Coldstream Guards regiment perform the changing of the guard ceremony Friday.

Amid mounting acrimony with NATO, Russia's military has announced plans to hold its "biggest exercises since 1981."

A lengthy drought in Europe has exposed carved boulders, known as "hunger stones," that have been used for centuries to commemorate historic droughts.