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Speakers at Donald Trump’s Convention: An Astronaut, a Quarterback, but No Sarah Palin

​ Plans for the G.O.P. gathering show that Tom Brady of the New England Patriots is not coming, but former Denver Broncos star Tim Tebow will be there.

Police Raid 5 Brooklyn Bodegas After Suspected K2 Overdoses

​ No K2, also known as synthetic marijuana, was found in the raids, which came a day after 33 people were sent to the hospital for suspected overdoses.

Donald Trump, Stranded in Indiana, Brings Running Mate Competition to Him

​ Slowed by a plane malfunction, the presumptive Republican nominee spent time with the state’s governor, a possible vice-presidential pick. Mr. Trump plans to announce his choice on Friday.

'Black, White and Blue: America 2016' town hall on a nation divided

​ Relatives of slain Dallas police officer Patrick Zamarripa, the mother of Alton Sterling's teenaged son Cameron, community leaders and others discuss how a divided nation can move forward.

Trump's VP search enters frenzied phase

​ Donald Trump's vice presidential search turned into a head-spinning melodrama Wednesday as candidates vying for the spot hopped on planes and phones to perform frenzied, last-minute try-outs.

Obama Urges Civil Rights Activists and Police to Bridge Divide

​ The president, administration officials, police representatives and figures in the Black Lives Matter movement met at the White House, with tensions rising in closed-door sessions.

Hillary Clinton, at Site of Lincoln Speech, Laments G.O.P.’s Turn to Donald Trump

​ Trying to present herself as an agent of harmony, Mrs. Clinton also admitted that she had “sometimes fueled the partisanship that stands in the way of progress.”

WHO WILL IT BE? Trump to announce running mate pick Friday​

A New Voice (or Two) Starts a New Era at the British Open

​ David Lancaster will be the primary starter on the first tee of the Open beginning Thursday. He replaces Ivor Robson, who had handled the job since 1975.

 Ruling clears way for death, injury lawsuits against General Motors

Thousands gather to mourn, honor 3 Dallas officers killed by gunman - Obama: US 'not even close' to solving police, community issues - Cops buy meal for couple who refused to sit near them - COVERAGE OF DALLAS POLICE MURDERS

Lawsuit alleges mismanagement, nepotism and threatening behavior at Hyperloop One

Confessions of a captured ISIS fighter - Islamic State reportedly preparing for end of its so-called caliphate - Pakistan school attack mastermind killed by US airstrike, Pentagon says - VIDEO: British hostage John Cantlie may still be alive

Transgender woman accused of voyeurism at Idaho Target - Albany scraps basketball game at Duke due to NC transgender law

Fear in Phoenix: Police say 7th killing part of serial shootings case - VIDEO: Manhunt for serial shooter - Sketch released of suspect who allegedly held NY woman against her will

Virginia man dies after 911 call dismissed as accidental

US working to confirm it killed top ISIS leader, again

​ The United States is trying to verify that an airstrike in Iraq recently killed high-ranking ISIS commander Omar al-Shishani.

Investors will shun Europe's 'golden visas' after Brexit

​ Europe's "golden visa" programs that provide residency or citizenship to wealthy investors who shell out big bucks are losing their shine after the U.K. decided to exit the EU.

Republican Officials Brace for Chaos at Convention

​ Proposals to change the party’s platform and how delegates vote could upend the convention, which is normally a well-choreographed moment of party unity.

Sportscaster Craig Sager ESPY speech on cancer battle: 'I will never give up'

​ Craig Sager, Turner's NBA sideline reporter, gave an impassioned speech at Wednesday night's ESPYs.

Boris Johnson: Britain's most unlikely foreign secretary?

​ He's called foreigners "piccaninnies" and "cannibals." Meet the UK's new Foreign Secretary, Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johson, also known as "BoJo."

Bernardo Provenzano, Who Led Sicilian Mafia Clan, Is Dead at 83

​ Mr. Provenzano managed to elude the Italian police for four decades before being captured in 2006.

Why Luke Russert decided to leave NBC News after eight years

​ Luke Russert joined NBC News, where his father Tim Russert had worked, right after Tim's death, and right after he graduated from college; now he's tired of the daily grind and ready to reassess things.

Tech Fix: The Downside to Cord-Cutting

​ A comparison of popular cable replacement services finds annoyances, like restrictions on content and missing channels.

BATTLEFIELD HEX? Visitors claim Gettysburg stones carry a curse

House Freedom Caucus members try to impeach IRS commissioner

House report accuses Chinese government of repeatedly hacking FDIC

After 58 years of marriage, high school sweethearts die holding hands

East Coast fishermen spar with federal government over cost of at-sea monitors

New Black Panther Party plans to bring guns to GOP convention, if law allows - OPINION: Black Lives Matter's claims lead more people to fear and hate the police

Dem Super PAC spends millions on firms, salaries — but nothing on candidates - Congress passes aviation bill to close airport security gaps

Top 'Brexit' supporter Boris Johnson named Foreign Secretary by new UK Prime Minister - VIDEO: Cameron formally resigns as PM - Who is Cameron's successor, Theresa May?

Nearly Four-Fifths of White Evangelicals Say They’ll Vote for Donald Trump

​ Support for Mr. Trump among white evangelicals, a coveted bloc, is even stronger than it was for Mitt Romney in 2012, a new poll has found.

Newt Gingrich argues against himself for VP: 'Do you really want a two-pirate ticket?'

​ In the final 36 hours of the vice presidential guessing game, a top contender appeared on national television to argue why his main competitor was better.

NASA's Juno spacecraft sends back first image of Jupiter and its moons

​ NASA's Juno probe to Jupiter has returned its first image after being sent into orbit last week.

A Haircut for French Taxpayers? Hollande’s $10,000-a-Month Stylist Is Revealed

​ Revelations that President François Hollande’s hairdresser is paid about as much as a government minister have caused a stir in France.

Movement re-imagined: Vertical dance 'pioneers' defy the laws of gravity

​ U.S. vertical dance troupe BANDALOOP have danced suspended from the side of skyscrapers and performed on rock cliffs more than 2,700 feet up in the air.

Boris Johnson, really? World reacts to new UK Foreign Secretary

​ After just two weeks in the political wilderness, Boris Johnson is back.

Cleveland’s Police and Courts Prepare for Unruly Visitors

​ City officials have tightened security plans for handling what is expected to be a volatile atmosphere surrounding the nomination of Donald J. Trump.

South Sudan: Did clashes start over Facebook post?

​ After days of bloodshed in South Sudan, an uneasy truce is in effect in the world's youngest nation, where soldiers slaughtered dozens last week.

BACK TO TERRORISM Ex-Gitmo detainee tied to ISIS attack on US terror list

We know where he was recruited, at least

SWORN TO SILENCE: FBI admits agents in Clinton email investigation signed special secrecy agreement

TV meteorologist arrested on child porn charges

At least 2 dead in Wisconsin flooding after violent storms sweep upper Midwest - FOX NEWS WEATHER CENTER

Venezuela military take over distribution of food, seize control of five biggest ports

Police: Triple shooting broadcast live to Facebook

Tom Brady loses bid for new hearing in 'Deflategate' case

S. Korea announces US missile defense system site

Senator voices concerns about 'Pokemon GO' data privacy - Marines playing Pokemon Go catch attempted murder suspect

North Carolina law blocks release of police recordings

​ Under North Carolina House Bill 972, signed into law on Monday, audio and video captured by police body cameras or dashboard cameras are not public records.
  • World's Newest Nation Is 'Spiraling Out of Control' South Sudan, the world's newest nation, is on the brink of a return to all-out civil war.
  • Thousands Remember Worst Massacre Since Holocaust
  • Brexit Fallout: U.K. Gets New PM Within Days
  • 'Like a Beggar': Fishermen Feel Bite of Tightening Blockade
  • U.S. Issues Travel Warning After Bangladesh Cafe Attack
  • Watch Weeping Fan Be Consoled by Kind-Hearted Kid
  • Watch Woman Who Would Be Prime Minister Withdraw From Race
  • U.S. to Deploy Hundreds of Additional Troops to Iraq
  • 'Super Bacteria' Detected in Rio's Waters as Olympics Loom
  • Bullfighter Gored to Death on Live TV
  • Body Recovered of U.S. Airman Who Vanished in Italy The body of Staff Sgt. Halex Hale was spotted about half a mile away from where he was last seen in Sacile, according to Italian police.
  • Venezuela to Seize Kimberly Clark Factory As Production Ends
  • Mysterious Road Closures Trigger Gridlock in Iraqi Capital
  • 5 Things to Know About U.K.'s Next Prime Minister
  • Iran Court Indicts Americans on Unknown Charges: Report
  • Watch a Dogs' Night Out at Special Movie Screening
  • Paris Files Reveal Missed Opportunities to Prevent Terror
  • Mind the Font: London's Underground Gets a New Look
  • What Is Islam's Approach to Homosexuality?
  • Russian Aims for Record in Solo Balloon Trek Around 
  • More Anti-EU Revolts Ahead? These 5 Charts Offer Clues Could Brexit trigger a domino effect, empowering an anti-EU movement across the continent?
  • Assad Forces Fight Rebels on Aleppo Streets
  • French Defend Not Warning Bataclan Despite Threats
  • 23 Killed as Trains Collide Head-On in Italy
  • What's Next for Beijing After South China Sea Scolding?
  • 'Several Hundred' Dead After Clashes in Newest Country
  • Relatives of Palestinian Attack Victims Sue Facebook for $1Bn
  • How Will Beijing Respond to South China Sea Rejection?
  • China's Contentious Sea Claims Rejected by Court
  • British PM Moves Out but Larry the Cat Keeps Job, Hom
  • Auschwitz Memorial Says Playing 'Pokemon Go' Not Allowed The Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum says it does not allow people to play 'Pokemon Go' during visits to the former German death camp.
  • Pro-Coup Posters Pop Up in Nuclear-Armed Pakistan
  • ISIS Numbers Drop, But Fighters Attacking Globally
  • Torture Scandal: American Was 'Nearly Beaten to Death'
  • Real-Life Mob Boss Who Terrorized 'Godfather' Town Dies
  • Japan's Emperor to Abdicate 'Within a Few Years': Report
  • 'Pokemon Go' Hunters Being Thwarted by Kim Jong Un
  • Brexit, What Brexit? Global Shares Near 2016 Highs
  • China Hints at Air Defense Zone in Disputed Sea
  • American Gored in Leg During Pamplona Bull Run
  • Remote Islanders Replace Street View with Sheep View Tired of waiting for Google to arrive, the Faroe Islands tourist board sent out sheep with 360 degree cameras to map the area.
  • Syria's President Weighs In on U.S. Presidential Politics
  • France Sending Aircraft Carrier Back Into ISIS Fight
  • Amber Alert for Missing Calgary Girl Whose Mother Was Found Dead
  • Brash Boris Johnson Named British Foreign Secretary
  • Outgoing PM Cameron Gives Farewell Statement
  • Mastermind Behind School Slaughter Killed in Drone Strike
  • This 'Bloody Difficult Woman' Is U.K.'s New Leader
  • Watch Solar-Powered Plane Cruise Above Cairo's Pyramids
  • David Cameron Denies Spat With Larry the Cat
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