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Al-Nusra Front terrorists attacked Syrian government forces, the Russian Defense Ministry said.

Moscow is counting on the new Ukrainian government to conduct active work on implementing Minsk agreements on reconciliation, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Tuesday.

A federal judge is mulling arguments in a lawsuit challenging an ordinance that requires those who get paid for giving tours of historic Charleston to have a city license. The latest round in the controversy over licensing tour guides in historic cities is scheduled to play out in a federal courtroom in South Carolina. A federal appeals court upheld a New Orleans license requirement although another court tossed out the District of Columbia's licensing rule.

New York holds its primaries Tuesday, and there are 247 delegates at stake in the Democratic contest here

LAUSANNE, Switzerland (AP) — International sports federations expressed concern Tuesday over problems with venues for the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, including power failures at the gymnastics arena this week.

The ruling could have an impact on North Carolina's recently passed law banning local ordinances guaranteeing bathroom access sought by transgender individuals.

Earth not only set a record for heat in March, but it was the 11th straight month for record heat

Experts showed off the hack on an iPhone

SALT LAKE CITY - Morgan Scalley wasn't specifically groomed to become the defensive coordinator at Utah despite being in the program as a player and coach since 2001. But there's the 37-year-old barking at spring practices, trying to put his own imprint on virtually the same scheme the Utes have run since Fred Whittingham, coach Kyle Whittingham's father, installed it in 1992.

Manuel Pellegrini makes three changes to the side that cruised past Chelsea with his captain back from injury to lead the team while Raheem Sterling is named on the bench

YAOUNDE, Cameroon - Some 2,000 illegally trafficked elephant tusks and hundreds of finished ivory products erupted in a ball of fire Tuesday as Cameroonian authorities conducted what was believed to be one of the largest burnings of poached wildlife goods in African history.

Brush fires in Kearny and Secaucus, New Jersey, sent black smoke billowing over Jersey's skyline on Tuesday and affected transit into Manhattan.

Trump and his son voted. So did the Clintons. And millions more were set to cast their ballots in the Democratic and Republican primaries before polls closed in New York on Tuesday night. With all eyes on the Empire State, POLITICO takes a look behind the scenes of primary day.

Theranos said in a letter Monday that investigations or inspections have been opened by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, the Securities Exchange Commission and the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Northern District of California. Founder and CEO Elizabeth Holmes told NBC News in an interview that aired Monday that she was "devastated" that the company didn't catch and fix issues sooner after the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services found that one of its labs had unqualified workers.

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Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco wants to be ready to go for training camp after tearing his left ACL late last season and said Tuesday that he’s seeing “big improvements” in how his knee is responding to rehab. Flacco has started running and his left knee is strong enough for him to resume doing squats as…

Julianne Moore steps out with what appears to be a gift in her hands on Monday (April 18) in New York City. The Oscar winning actress tweeted out to her followers to make sure they vote in the New York primaries to help determine the presidential nominees. “Make your voice heard and VOTE on Tuesday, [...]

“Donald Trump is going to have a good night in New York that’s kind of been baked into the equation."

There's nothing worse than being stood up on your own birthday. So when no one showed up to 9-year-old Gerald Hamilton's birthday party, his grandma was devastated.