Describing 2016 Republican presidential frontrunner as 'a very outstanding man, unquestionably talented,' Russian leader welcomes Trump's call for better US relations with Moscow
Authorities say Enrique Marquez purchased weapons used in massacre, failed to warn authorities about Syed Rizwan Farook's plans and conspired in 2012 to carry out attacks
Meanwhile, FBI chief says Syed Rizwan Farook and Tashfeen Malik made commitment two years ago to launch attack, even before they met in person
Decision immediately increases borrowing costs for American businesses and consumers, could ripple through world economy
Republican presidential candidates offer a new raft of dubious claims and just plain wrong statements at the Las Vegas debate according to media analysis
Afghan casualties increase 27 percent from January to mid-November this year compared to 2014, says new US Defense Department report
Analysts predict a quarter of a percentage point boost for the first time in nearly a decade
Billionaire real estate mogul continues to rise in polls despite recent controversial call for temporary ban on Muslims entering US
New Committee to Protect Journalists report says 199 journalists have been jailed in 28 countries throughout the world as of December 1
FBI won't say what divers are seeking, but one report says there may be a computer hard drive in the water; number of wounded in attack, meanwhile, rises to 22
Zuckerberg said he will fight to protect rights of Muslims on Facebook and create a a peaceful and safe environment for them
Enrique Marquez supplied assault-style weapons to husband-and-wife attackers who killed 14 people, wounded another 21, officials say
Backers of billionaire tend to be white men with lower incomes who worry about economy and fear more terrorist attacks, political analysts say
Republican presidential candidate's political opponents widely condemned his proposal and legal experts told news outlets that ban on Muslims entering America would be unconstitutional
Republican presidential front-runner draws rebukes from across globe for proposing 'total and complete shutdown' of Muslims entering US until leaders 'figure out what is going on' about possible new terrorist attacks
Leading Democratic contender, Hillary Clinton, says 'much more robust air campaign' needs to be launched against IS State targets in Iraq and Syria
5 black women, 3 black men, 3 white women and 1 white man selected to hear trial of first of six Baltimore police officers accused in man's death
Move by city’s mayor follows release of video showing white police officer killing black teenager by firing 16 shots at him
Human Rights Watch says Bush-era officials should be probed for their role in treatment of suspected terrorists captured after 2001 US terror attacks
‘Congress, states, local governments will have to act’ to counter shootings akin to attack on Colorado women's clinic last week, US president says at news conference Tuesday
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