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HIV cases rise in 74 countries in last decade
Over the past decade, the rate of new HIV infections has increased in 74 countries, according to a new study presented Tuesday at the 21st International AIDS conference in Durban, South Africa. -
Opinion: The problem with blaming Black Lives Matter
The tragic deaths of eight law enforcement officers from Dallas and Louisiana have inspired rhetoric blaming social justice advocates—specifically Black Lives Matter demonstrators—for fanning the flames of anti-police sentiment to a boiling point that makes them virtual co-conspirators with the two alleged assassins themselves. -
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Russian Olympics dream in danger
It's one of the traditional powerhouses of Olympic sport, but Russia's place at the 2016 Games in Rio de Janiero hangs in the balance over allegations of "state-sponsored doping." -
How safe are US nukes in Turkey?
As Turkey deals with the fallout of a failed coup, the country's fragility and proximity to Islamic terrorism have raised questions about the safety of US nuclear weapons stationed there. -
Mood at Fox tense as Ailes' fate unknown
Staffers at Fox News have been on pins and needles for the past day awaiting the fate of CEO Roger Ailes. -
NASA rebuts UFO speculation
NASA denied claims by amateur observers that it cut off a video feed from the International Space Station to avoid showing a UFO. -
Melania Trump's speech bears resemblance to Obama's
There are numerous similarities between Melania Trump's speech from the 2016 Republican National Convention and Michelle Obama's 2008 Democratic National Convention speech. -
Melania Trump's speech bears similarities to Michelle Obama's
At least one passage in Melania Trump's speech Monday night at the Republican National Convention bears an unmistakable resemblance to another delivered by Michelle Obama in 2008. -
Trump hits RNC stage, crowd goes wild
Donald Trump appears on stage at the Republican National Convention for the first time as the presumptive Republican presidential nominee and the crowd goes wild. -
'Duck Dynasty' star: Trump will have your back
'Duck Dynasty' star Willie Robertson says that Americans should elect Donald Trump president because Trump "will have your back." -
Trump at last ramps up ground game
As Donald Trump's convention moment arrives, one overriding concern among Republican delegates from battleground states is the lack of evidence pointing to a campaign ground game capable of competing with Hillary Clinton's virtual army deployed to target voters. -
Opinion: How to help 'underserved victims' of violence
Last Thursday, the world watched as yet again terrorism struck, this time in the southern French city of Nice, where at least 84 people were killed. And on Sunday, we were forced to bear witness to the killing of three Baton Rouge police officers and the wounding of three others -- shocking violence afflicting a community already grieving the killing of Alton Sterling. -
Opinion: RNC is a Trump family production
As the curtain rises on the Republican National Convention, prepare to hear from five, count 'em five members of the candidate's family. As numerous as the singing Jacksons of Gary, Indiana, the speechifying Trumps will set a modern record for family-member endorsements at a major party's nominating convention. Together, they will make the convention a Trump family production. -
Turkey's President refuses to rule out death penalty
Turkey's President has refused to rule out the death penalty for the thousands of people arrested following a violent failed military coup Friday. -
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Obama on Baton Rouge: 'Cowards' attacked police
President Barack Obama condemned the slayings Sunday of three Louisiana law enforcement officers, saying XXXXXX. -
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Why did attacker launch rampage?
A picture is slowly starting to form of what led Nice, France, attacker Mohamed Bouhlel to carry out the deadliest ever terrorist attack by a lone individual. -
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The lonely struggle of a gay Mormon
On the night of February 12, 2016, Harry Fisher spent a few hours online: He scrolled through Facebook, checked his email. He searched Google Maps for nearby canyons and read through the lesson plan for a Sunday school class he would not live to teach. -
GOP lawmaker regrets calling for Clinton to be hanged
A West Virginia lawmaker said Saturday he regrets tweeting that Hillary Clinton should be "hung on the mall in Washington, D.C.," as punishment for her use of a private email server as secretary of state. -
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The Open: Stenson edges Mickelson for lead
It will likely go down to a duel of the sons. Henrik Stenson against Phil Mickelson for the 145th British Open at Royal Troon Sunday. -
Tour de France: Cavendish leaves sprint rivals in his wake
Mark Cavendish took his fourth victory of this year's Tour de France after winning another frantic dash for the line Saturday on the 14th stage into Villars-les-Dombes Parc des Oiseaux -
Clinton pledges to overturn Citizen United
Hillary Clinton will pledge on Saturday to introduce an amendment to the Constitution to overturn the Supreme Court's Citizen United decision within the first 30 days of her administration, an aide said Saturday. -
Opinion: Is Pence ok with Trump's hate speech?
Now that Donald Trump has made it official that Indiana Gov. Mike Pence will be his vice presidential candidate, the media needs to ask Pence one critically important question: "Why would you agree to be the running mate to a man who has spewed so much sexism, bigotry and racism?" -
Texas correctional officer killed in prison
A female correctional officer was killed by an inmate at a men's prison in Texas, Gov. Greg Abbott said Saturday. -
Police: Brother strangled social media star
Qandeel Baloch, one of Pakistan's most famous and controversial social media stars, has been strangled to death in what police are calling a case of so called "honor" killing in the city of Multan in the country's province of Punjab. -
Suspect in homeless killings arrested
San Diego police have arrested a 39-year-old man in connection with a series of attacks on the city's homeless population that left three people dead. -
Trump, Pence step into the spotlight together
Donald Trump formally unveiled Mike Pence as his running mate Saturday, candidly saying he hoped the pick would unite the fractured Republican Party, in a typically unconventional rollout event that was more about the man at the top of the ticket than his new sidekick. -
The man blamed for coup attempt
Was a plan to overthrow Turkey's government really hatched behind a gated compound in a small, leafy Pennsylvania town, or is that merely a smoke screen?
Soldiers force CNN Turk anchors off air
CNN Turk editor in chief, Ferhat Boratav, explains to CNN's Anderson Cooper what happened when soldiers entered their studios and forced the anchors off the air.
7 alternative games to Pokemon Go
Pokemon Go may be helping to get gamers out of the house, but if you feel more like Pokemon "no" than Pokemon Go, here are seven other games to try.
Men fall from cliff playing Pokémon Go
If all your friends jumped off a cliff, would you too? What if your Pokémon took you there?
Boris Johnson: His best put-downs of Obama, Clinton and Trump
Boris Johnson is a Conservative British politician famous for some decidedly undiplomatic utterances. But on Wednesday he became the UK's new foreign secretary, a role in which he oversees the country's diplomats and discusses sensitive matters with his global counterparts.
Witness: We are on lockdown in Istanbul
Kat Cohen, who is on lockdown in a hotel near Istanbul's Bosphorus bridge, says she heard a bomb go off near the bridge and helicopters fly overhead.
Jeb Bush trashes Trump on eve of GOP convention
Jeb Bush is carrying his crusade against Donald Trump to the doorstep of the Republican convention, saying that he is not the future of the Republican Party even as it prepares to nominate him.
Calgary-based flying crew to talk about daring South Pole rescue mission
Join CBC News live at 10:30 a.m. MT as the Calgary-based flying crew that rescued two patients from a research station at the South Pole last month will talk to the media about the mission.