‘Multiple victims’ were reported after a shooting at an apartment complex in the city of Auburn, Alabama, local media said on Sunday.

Police officers have put up a covering around the crime scene to

Police have arrested 190 individuals, and identified and rescued 18 children, in a major crackdown on child pornography last month, US Immigration and Customs Enforcement said on Friday.

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US President Barack Obama admitted on Friday that the US economy is 'not doing fine' after he was criticized by opposition Republicans for saying at a press conference that the private sector is 'doin

Children who experience chronic stress are more likely to have a smaller brain region linked to memory than their less-strained counterparts, a new study has found.

A Muslim has filed a lawsuit against a US government body in charge of advocating religious freedom, alleging that she lost a job because of her religion, court documents showed on Friday.

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Despite a strategic engagement that has brought the two countries into closer convergence, the US does not always expect India to toe its line and recognises New Delhi's strategic autonomy, a top o

There is a serious and credible allegation of human rights violations in Sri Lanka, the nominated US envoy to Sri Lanka said noting that America and the international community is looking for near-ter

The Walt Disney Company, in a first for a US media giant, said on Tuesday it will ban junk-food advertising on its TV channels and websites from 2015 to help fight obesity among US children.

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Coinciding with the New Delhi visit of Defence Secretary Leon Panetta, the Pentagon on Tuesday said India is a global power and is meeting its responsibilities in this capacity.

It refuted reports t

The US' rebalancing strategy and more focus on the Asia-Pacific region is not targeted against any country, the Pentagon said today, amidst concerns raised by China over the move.

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