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You may be arrested for "ghost warrants" that may mistakenly be on your record.

The ruling came as a surprise to many who contend that elevated testosterone levels do not enhance performance to a level that necessitates such regulation. 

Hours after the Easter Sunday bombings in Sri Lanka, the government blocked popular social media sites.

The opposition hoped Maduro would be ousted — what next for their efforts?

Attorney General Barr faces two days of hearings in Congress this week.

One-third of all military families live in privatized housing — that’s around 700,000 people. For many, that means facing substandard living conditions.

Poor people tend to face far more severe repercussions from a lack of privacy online. 

The guns rights advocacy group is dealing with allegations of grift and self-dealing among its leadership.

A new investigation from Reveal looks at a secretive organization engaging in 'work-therapy' rehab.

The more affluent a person's family is, the greater chance they have of landing a career in the arts.

The reforms threaten institutions like the Catholic Church and the Boy Scouts of America.

Facebook hinted in its latest earnings report that it’s expecting to pay between $3 and $5 billion in fines to the FTC.

"The Last Survivors" chronicles how the past continues to impact the lives of Holocaust survivors today — and the lives of their families. 

Canada legalized marijuana nationwide six months ago, but the black market is still expected to dominate the market. So, what's causing the new legal market to be so sluggish?

On Saturday, a shooting at a California synagogue killed one congregation member. A manifesto believed to have been written by the gunman was posted to the online message board, 8chan. 

37 people were executed on vague charges related to terrorism.

The U.S. government released thousands of intelligence records, shedding more light on human rights abuses.

"Avengers: Endgame" is expected to make more than $260 million this weekend. "Fast Color," an indie superhero movie that centers around women of color, has struggled to find an audience.

Children in Malawi began to be immunized against malaria with the world's first licensed vaccine this week.

Just six months after Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi was, according to U.S. intelligence agencies, assassinated by Saudi Arabia, American businesses are starting to return.