Violence flares in Beirut; security guard stabbed in Jerusalem.
Author: USA TODAY
On International Human Rights Day, freedom is still elusive in much of the world and U.S.
Sixty-nineyears ago, the U.N. General Assembly adopted a UniversalDeclaration of Human Rights, which sought to cement basic rights for people worldwide.
Tax cuts the GOP will regret
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John Boyega escapes a snowstorm to make a grand entrance at ‘The Last Jedi’ premiere
Director Rian Johnson says he never had any doubt that the actor he loves to torture would make it.
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New snowfall expected to hit Northeast, Midwest, following weekend storm
Localized snow accumulations of up to a foot are expected fromMonday toWednesday in parts of the Northeast.
Reports: Comedian Hannibal Buress’ arrest caught on video
The comedian, who’s known for his stand-up routine and roles on ‘Broad City,’ is seen repeatedly asking police, “What am I detained for?”
Poll: Most Americans doubt GOP bill will cut their taxes or boost the economy
In a new USA TODAY/Suffolk Poll, most Americans doubt the GOP bill before Congress will cut their taxes or boost the economy
What does Flynn’s indictment mean for Vice President Pence?
Will Vice President Pence pay a legal or political price for his entanglement with former national security adviser Mike Flynn?
Alabama race a no-win proposition for Republicans
The GOP either gets a Democrat or a Republican accused of sexually abusing several teenagers in his 30s.