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China unveiled an export version of its light Z-19 assault chopper several days before the start of the 2015 China International Helicopter Exposition.

Happy Labor Day! Let's have a look back at this episode from May 1, 2015: Thom Hartmann discusses news and current events with his audience, including "Brunch With Bernie," with Senator Bernie Sanders answering callers' questions - just a day before he announced his bid for the presidential nomination!

Fogle was not charged with child sex trafficking because we still do not recognize the harm caused by buyers when they purchase children for commercial sex.

Congress has to vote soon on Iran's deal to limit its nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief. But it isn't business as usual on Capitol Hill: For starters, a "yes" vote actually means "no."

The city of Baltimore says it has reached a $6.4 million wrongful death settlement with the family of Freddie Gray.

ABOARD THE PAPAL PLANE (AP) — At 35,000 feet, you see a different side of Pope Francis.

ABOARD THE PAPAL PLANE - At 35,000 feet, you see a different side of Pope Francis.

ABOARD THE PAPAL PLANE (AP) — At 35,000 feet, you see a different side of Pope Francis.

ABOARD THE PAPAL PLANE (AP) — At 35,000 feet, you see a different side of Pope Francis.

NATO member Bulgaria said on Tuesday it had refused permission to an unspecified number of Russian aircraft to cross its airspace late last week, amid growing US fears that Moscow is boosting military support to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.

Below is the full statement released by marathon record holder and former Olympian Paula Radcliffe denying any form of cheating during her career.

The key to the Raptors' season? Jonas Valanciunas.

'I was just seconds away from death. It was scary.'

A viral tweet has reminded the world that the late Apple founder Steve Jobs was the son of a Syrian immigrant.

Some people say they can read more than a thousand words per minute. But are they really understanding all that?

Some people say they can read more than a thousand words per minute. But are they really understanding all that?

I know, it seems as if the media is beating this Kim Davis story like a dead horse. Still, today, the Kentucky woman remains in jail for refusing to issue same-sex marriage licenses in Rowan County, Kentucky. Father Jonathan Morris weighed in yesterday on why he thinks jailing her is not the adult thing to do.

The trends are pointing toward the Liberals and away from the Conservatives as the campaign enters its second phase, but who will win remains no clearer today than it was on Aug. 2.

A combination of fearlessness and not taking himself too seriously encapsulates The Arch's greatness, writes Melanie Verwoerd.

Ferdinand Cheval spent 33 years single-handedly building his dream palace—and he did it by collecting rocks as he delivered the mail.

LeShun Daniels, Jordan Canzeri, Ben Niemann, Pitt’s James Conner and former Hawkeye Derrick Willies are all part of today’s Hawkeye 10 @ 10, your daily dose of Iowa news and notes.

The last batch of effective snake bite antivenom known as Fav-Afrique is due to run out in 2016 and a replacement is unlikely until at least 2018, warn MSF.

The Nebraska State Fair posted its highest attendance since moving to Grand Island, reversing two years of declining numbers.

When the University of Nebraska was founded in 1869, encompassing four blocks in the salt flats of northern Lancaster County, some 130 students matriculated.