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The FBI has confirmed one of its translators travelled to Syria and secretly wed an Islamic State recruiter whom she had been investigating.

The First 100 Days: Times reporters are taking a look back at the beginning of the Trump presidency — from the biggest news stories to the most provocative tweets. See all of our coverage here.

The world is watching to see if France becomes the next major country to challenge liberal values and the political establishment.

Aaron Hernandez’s Murder Conviction Will Be Voided After Suicide Thanks to Obscure State Law

FROM the outside North Korea looks like an impoverished state cut off from the rest of the world.

THERE’S no doubt the rhetoric coming out of North Korea is alarming.

Following the news of billionaire banker David Rockefeller’s passing Sunday morning at the age of 101, we take a look back at the Chase executive’s bizarre and often controversial life.

For black actresses in Hollywood, the age gap for getting breakout roles means missing out on long careers and lucrative paydays.

ISIS has held Iraq's second largest city under siege for more than 2 years

Margaret Warner joins Judy Woodruff to discuss Rex Tillerson's influence.

PRINCE’S ex-wife Mayte Garcia is opening up about the couple’s son, who was born with a rare genetic disorder in 1996, and died just six days later.

The 2016 US presidential election was full of “lies and farces” and was driven by “power-for-money deals,” which in itself was sign of “hypocritical nature of US democracy,” a Chinese government agency stated in a report on America’s human rights record.

It took 47 days for the new Trump administration to convene its first U.S. State Department daily briefing. Judging by the media response it unleashed on Tuesday, it was well past due.

I needed something to humble me to the point where I get it.

Is Grant Wood’s famous painting serious or comic? It is this ambiguity that has helped made it one of the most parodied images in art history, writes Fisun Güner.

U.S. president-elect seen as more willing partner in pursuit of thaw in Russian-American relations

Why were sufficient precaution measures not taken in some European cities after the Europol warning of increased risk of terrorist attacks? What did intelligence services know about the alleged attacker? RT asked experts.

President-elect's transition has been unconventional, but that's not necessarily a bad thing

Donald Trump's anticipated appointment of Exxon Mobil Chairman and CEO Rex Tillerson as Secretary of State firms the view that his administration's policy will be transactional, a change that will benefit Russia.

The political scandal engulfing South Korea has culminated in Park Geun-hye's impeachment but according to one account, it all started with an argument over a puppy. The BBC's Tessa Wong unravels an outlandish series of events.