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By Patricia Zengerle WASHINGTON The Senate Foreign Relations Committee's new chairman on Thursday said he would look at

The House Speaker is running out of time to break the impasse before government funding expires this weekend.

A normally low-profile watchdog agency charged with investigating US national security programs has fractured into a bitter public dispute over proposed reforms to a controversial law that allows warrantless surveillance of foreigners but also sweeps up the communications of American citizens.

By Mitch Phillips ROME (Reuters) -European captain Luke Donald said Jon Rahm and Tyrrell Hatton will "bring fire and passion"

Jonny Evans admits he thought his top-flight career was over prior to rejoining Manchester United on a one-year contract.

Aaron Rodgers seems to like what Deion Sanders is about. He loves the excitement Sanders has brought to the game of college football at a long-forgotten program like the Colorado Buffaloes.

Ian Happ has solidified his status as the most beloved player among all Chicago Cubs fans. While his action may appear simple, it was also one of the most thoughtful gestures by a player in recent memory.

In today's NBA rumors, Boston could be interested in Jrue Holiday after his trade to the Trail Blazers, the Raptors may not extend their franchise player and more.

A seventh person has been arrested after the largest drug seizure in the history of the Irish state.

WASHINGTON - A Microsoft executive testified on Thursday that Apple and other smartphone makers turned down revenue sharing agreements that

By Ian Ransom and Martin Quin Pollard HANGZHOU, China Asian Games poster-girl Zhang Yufei pipped Hong Kong's Siobhan

Bank of England rate-setter Megan Greene said the economic impact of climate change could be on the scale