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A prosecutor in Democratic Republic of Congo has charged 34 people with genocide and crimes against humanity in inter-ethnic violence.

Where is oil headed? Helima Croft, RBC Capital Markets chief commodities strategist, joins the Closing Bell panel to discuss.

A Springfield, Ohio sailor’s grave sat marked with an error for more than 20 years but thanks to the generosity of his fellow shipmates from across the nation, it has been replaced.

Project Titan is actually happening!

Hundreds of Yemeni women protested Friday in the country's rebel-held capital over a shortage of gasoline, a rare sign of dissent against the Shiite Houthi rebels that overran Sanaa in September.

Lincoln's commercial real estate market remained strong in the first half of the year, according to a new report.

CNBC's Deirdre Bosa uses Kensho data to look at what happens to oil stocks a week after crude plunges 20 percent or more.

England captain Charlotte Edwards says her team must come back fighting after their 161-run Women's Ashes Test defeat by Australia in Canterbury.

At least 42 people have been killed in clashes between Islamic State, a rival Islamist group and forces loyal to the official government in two Libyan cities.

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Hampshire reach T20 Blast Finals Day after bad light brings their quarter-final against Worcestershire to an early end.

A huge hole appears in one of Manchester city centre's busiest roads after heavy rainfall.

Deal follows concessions on bank ‘bail-in’ and privatisations but IMF role remains uncertain

With drone sightings by pilots up dramatically in 2015, prompting fears of collisions, the FAA is cracking down on operators flying too close to aircraft. Photo: AP.

SHEBOYGAN, Wis. (AP) — Hiroshi Iwata of Japan fired a 90-yard wedge from the rough on No. 18 that nearly rolled in before settling 3 feet from the cup. That tap-in par for a 63 was the best sc…

Curbing child marriage in sub-Saharan Africa can take as little as providing girls with goats, chickens and schoolbooks, a study published Wednesday says. Research trials lasting three years in Tanzania and Ethiopia found girls between ages 12 and 17 were less likely to get married when offered schools supplies or economic incentives such as farm animals for every year they continued their education. The study found that community conversations about social norms can also help delay marriage, Reuters reported.

Get the details on Kim and Rob Kardashian‘s day together – Radar Salma Hayek gets a restraining order against women who threatened to kidnap her daughter – Gossip Cop Brooklyn Beckham is basically the fifth member of this British band now – Just Jared Jr Space Jam 2 might be happening with this huge star [...]

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Dave Denton could provide an answer for Scotland's front row troubles, suggests former captain Colin Deans.

Twitter Inc. and Facebook Inc. are flexing their muscles in real-time streaming, elbowing out smaller players like Meerkat.

Cyberflashing is a real, but preventable, problem.

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With every awards show red carpet, there's one recurring roundup that everyone's mulling over at the end of the night—the best and worst dressed list. Of course, when...

U.S. stocks closed higher Friday, preserving weekly gains in a week characterized by volatile swings in response to China's devaluation and stabilization of the yuan and speculation how this will affect the Federal Reserve's intended rate hike this year. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed up 69.15 points, or 0.4%, at 17,477.40, for a weekly gain of 0.6%. The S&P 500 Index finished up 8.15 points, or 0.4%, at 2,091.54, for a weekly gain of 0.7%. The Nasdaq Composite Index rose 14.68 points... Читать дальше...

Kayla Mueller was forced to have sex with Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi while being held by Isil, according to US officials