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It's easy to assume, perhaps thanks to all the lurid tabloid headlines, that people don't like drones. At best, they're a nuisance—the buzzing playthings of inconsiderate hobbyists or photographers taking pictures from ...

A third person has tested positive for the coronavirus in the United States. Officials in Orange County, California, say the person traveled from Wuhan, Chin...

The move comes after Judge announced her departure from "The Real Housewives of Orange County" after 12 years, which in itself came on the heels of Vicki Gunvalson quitting.

China Southern Airlines is trying to track down all the passengers who flew with a man last week who has since been diagnosed with the deadly coronavirus.

“We declare that anything that’s been conceived in satanic wombs, that they will miscarry, they will not be able to carry forth any plan of destruction,” pastor Paula White said during a sermon this month.

As the Grammys face accusations of lacking diversity and being a "boys club," the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences has announced new initiatives developed in partnership with its Diversity Task Force.

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“Time is a far more relative concept than I thought.”

Protesters in Iraq continue to demonstrate but government is stalling on their first demand of picking a new PM.

In the final round of the 2020 Farmers Insurance Open, Tiger Woods lands his 141-yard approach on the green and bounces it into the cup before the ball bounc...

Republicans appeared unmoved by Democrats’ arguments for Trump’s removal and reiterated that the Senate shouldn’t seek new evidence.

One person in Los Angeles County has been diagnosed with the deadly new strain of coronavirus, marking the second reported case in the state and the fourth in the U.S., health officials said Sunday. The patient had recently traveled from Wuhan City, China, where the outbreak that has killed 56 people and sickened at least 2,000 people is believed to have started.

The coronavirus has infected 2,116 people and killed 56. Cases have been identified in Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore, Nepal, France, Australia and the U.S.

France, Germany and the U.K. say they are lodging a dispute against Tehran. While they voiced hope for the nuclear agreement's survival, the clock is ticking — and renewed sanctions may be looming.

With its ultra-modern infrastructure and hyper-connected services, the United Arab Emirates is an emerging technology power, but a scandal surrounding a popular messaging application has highlighted tight controls on the internet.

Supercar manufacturer Bugatti, fresh off one of its best years, wants the world to know it has taken environmental concerns to heart even as it prepares a next generation of heart-pounding—and gas-guzzling—speed machines.

Rolls-Royce plans on building mini nuclear reactors, which could be in operation by 2029. They are less the size of traditional nuclear reactors and they do not take as many years to build.

The US Justice Department and state attorneys general are meeting this week for talks on their concurrent investigations into possible anti-competitive practices by Google, the Wall Street Journal reported Sunday.

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