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No deal reached to end shutdown as President Trump and congressional leaders meet at the White House
Two days after he was criticized for saying he enjoys Ivanka Trump's voice, Fox News host Jesse Watters says he's taking a family vacation until Monday
The son of Venezuela's top human rights official is urging his father to prevent further bloodshed tied to anti-government street clashes as officials defy international criticism by withdrawing from the Organization of American States
Argentine President Mauricio says the governments of the region need to keep demanding elections and the release of prisoners in Venezuela
President Donald Trump won't answer new questions about ousted National Security Adviser Michael Flynn.
President Donald Trump says that withdrawing from the North American Free Trade Agreement would be a "pretty big ... shock to the system."
For years, one of Comcast's fastest-growing businesses hasn't been selling cable or internet subscriptions, or making movies and TV shows, or selling TV ads
Some visitors to the Pirates of the Caribbean ride at California's Disneyland got a surprise Wednesday: Captain Jack Sparrow himself
Aaron Hernandez, the former NFL player and convicted murderer who killed himself in prison last week, will be the subject of an upcoming true crime book by best-selling author James Patterson
India has banned 22 social media sites in Kashmir in an attempt to quell unrest, but the local telecom is struggling to shut them down
India has ordered internet service providers in Indian-controlled Kashmir to block Facebook, Twitter and 20 other social media sites and online applications for one month
A Tennessee sheriff and the state government of Illinois are among the 2017 recipients of a Virginia free-speech group's satiric awards for what it considers the past year's most egregious offenses
Some reaction to the death of filmmaker Jonathan Demme, including from Ron Howard, Barry Jenkins, Stephen King
A Massachusetts city known for celebrating the occult is drawing attention after its mayor snapped a photo that appears to show a scowling face trapped in a streetlamp outside a courthouse