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Harley Davidson offers members of military free riding academy training
Harley-Davidson is extending its free riding academy training program for U.S. military personnel and veterans through 2016.
Iraq warned of imminent assault before Paris attacks
Iraqi intelligence officials reportedly warned coalition members of imminent attacks just one day before the deadly Paris tragedy occurred.
Manhunt for suspected Paris killer underway as his brother talks
A massive manhunt continues for Paris massacre suspect Salah Abdeslam, as his brother Mohamed speaks out about the family's shock and uncertainty.
US B52 bombers flew near China-built island in South China Sea: Pentagon
US B52 bombers conducted a routine flight near Chinese-built islands in the South China Sea, drawing contact from Chinese ground controllers.
Pentagon chief fires military assistant, cites misconduct allegations
Defense Secretary Ash Carter has fired his top military aide, Lt. Gen. Ron Lewis, following serious allegations of misconduct.
UN wants clarification of report UAE broke Libya arms embargo
The UN is seeking clarification following reports that the UAE allegedly violated the arms embargo on Libya.
China warns US after Navy ship passes disputed islands claimed by Beijing
China's Foreign Ministry reacted angrily Tuesday after a U.S. Navy ship passed within 12 nautical miles of disputed islands in the South China Sea late Monday in an apparent challenge to Beijing's territorial claims in the region. The ministry said that authorities monitored and
One dead, several hurt after shooting, knife attack on Israeli bus station
A terrorist attack at a bus station in Beersheba, Israel, has left one person dead and several others wounded.
US drone strikes killing many more than intended, report says
A new report from The Intercept reveals that U.S. drone strikes in Afghanistan often resulted in high civilian casualty rates.
Portugal makes no headway on forming a government as parties jockey for position
Portugal's political parties remain deadlocked following the October 4 election, with no clear path to forming a stable government.
With mass mobilizations, North Korea prepares for big celebration of ruling party anniversary
North Korea is preparing for a massive military parade and celebration to mark the 70th anniversary of its ruling party.
EXCLUSIVE: Russian jets 'intercept' US predator drones over Syria, officials say
U.S. officials report that Russian fighter jets have intercepted American predator drones over Syria on multiple occasions.
Islamist charged in destruction of Timbuktu mausoleums sent to International Criminal Court
Ahmad Al Mahdi Al Faqi, an alleged Islamic extremist, has been transferred to the International Criminal Court for destroying historic Timbuktu sites.
Spain: A look at the Catalonia secession drive for a new nation, Sunday's independence vote
BARCELONA, Spain – Catalan secessionists pushed for years for an independence referendum that Spain's central government refused to allow. Now secessionists hope that Sunday's regional parliament elections will put Catalonia on the road toward breaking away. Polls show pro-secess
iPhone 6s: Where, when and how to buy one
Apple's iPhone 6s and 6s Plus are now available for purchase in the US. Learn how to secure your device through Apple Stores or carrier upgrades.
US, Australia embassies warn of Malaysia terror threat
Malaysian police have detained three individuals following terror threat warnings issued by the US and Australian embassies for Kuala Lumpur.
Iran blames Saudi Arabia for over 700 killed in hajj stampede
Tensions escalate between Iran and Saudi Arabia after a tragic stampede during the Hajj pilgrimage claimed the lives of over 700 people.
Iran blames Saudi Arabia for over 700 killed in hajj stampede
Iran has criticized Saudi Arabia following a deadly stampede during the Hajj pilgrimage that resulted in over 700 deaths.
NASA releases stunning image of a supernova's remnants
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has captured a stunning new image of the Veil Nebula, the remnants of a massive supernova explosion.
US reportedly may abstain from UN vote condemning Cuba embargo
The Obama administration is considering abstaining from a UN vote that condemns the long-standing US trade embargo against Cuba.