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WASHINGTON -- Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) on Thursday offered a striking rebuttal to criticisms of his anti-war views, saying that he is opposed to war because of its lasting physical and mental toll on America’s veterans.

This isn't quite what we expected in a Straight Outta Compton sequel, but we'll take it! Ice Cube and O'Shea Jackson Jr. recently dropped by 2Day FM's The Dan & Maz...

NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden has opened up about his thoughts on the Hillary Clinton email scandal, stating that she was likely aware that her personal server was leaving classified information exposed. Her comments about Snowden’s own revelations, then, seem rather hypocritical.

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The company is asking its users to commit a security sin: Plugging a USB drive they receive in the mail into a sensitive computer.

Attorneys for three former Dewey & LeBoeuf LLP leaders accused of financial fraud told a judge Thursday that they won’t call a single witness to bolster their defense, clearing the way for closing arguments to begin Tuesday.

Experts claimed that nationwide protests against the proposed constitutional amendments to Japan’s national security would not intervene the government's plan to adopt a bill on military deployments abroad.

Alice Waters to receive National Humanities Medal from President ObamaAlice Waters at Chez Panisse. Photo: The Chronicle/Mike Kepka Looks like Alice Waters has another date at the White House. The pioneering Chez Panisse restaurateur and Berkeley food activist is among 10 recipients of the 2014 National Humanities Medal, to be awarded by President Obama on September 10. At the beginning of Obama’s first term, Waters made headlines when she called for a “Kitchen Cabinet” in the White House. For years... Читать дальше...

Famed documentarian Frederick Wiseman may be 85-years-old, but he's working a clip worthy of a filmmaker half his age. He's been busy knocking out documentaries at nearly one per year since 2009 (he did miss delivering something in 2012), and he continues to be in top form. His last two efforts, "National Gallery" (review here) and "At Berkeley" (our review), got some very good notices, and now he's at the Venice Film Festival, where he'll debut his next film, "In Jackson Heights." READ MORE: Watch... Читать дальше...

The woman who survived the on-air shooting that left two journalists dead in Roanoke, Virginia, recently got a visit from her dog at the hospital.

Now that you know what distinguishes the workhorse hyphen (-) and the endangered en dash (–) from the crazy-versatile em dash (—), here’s the backstory: how those characters are formed on the keyboard and whether to give them some space.

NEW YORK - Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Thursday on the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq Stock Market:

A former Tesla Motors engineer has been charged in federal court with alleged felony computer intrusion for accessing his manager's email account.

The ranks of UC freshmen from other states and nations will rise substantially this fall at the Irvine, Davis and San Diego campuses, even as the controversially high numbers of non-Californians will remain about the same as last year at UCLA and UC Berkeley, new enrollment numbers show.

Border restrictions eased to aid trade flows, but ‘sleeping giants’ hold Africa back

Always Keep Smiling!! It takes no energy and never hurts! Learned that from the Street!! #septemberstillloveyou A photo posted by Idris Elba (@idriselba) on Sep 1, 2015 at 3:30pm PDT Idris Elba has poked fun at comments made by new James Bond author Anthony Horowitz after the writer called him “too street” to play 007. The “Wire” actor is the current favorite to take over from Daniel Craig when he eventually steps down from the lead role in the film franchise, but Horowitz, who wrote the upcoming... Читать дальше...

Well, that was quick! It's only been two days since E! News was first to report that Vanderpump Rules star Kristen Doute had split from her co-star James Kennedy, but the brunette...

BOSTON - One day after federal regulators said they were stepping up oversight of Massachusetts' only nuclear power plant, Gov. Charlie Baker called on owners of the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station to take "corrective actions" considering its series of unplanned shutdowns over recent years.

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Google will soon offer more quick, straightforward health information in search. So, hypochondriacs, maybe now you can finally take your doc off speed dial.

Media outlets have long debated how best to deal with violent video footage -- a topic that resurfaced tragically last week after the fatal shooting of two journalists on live television.

A Tampa Bay area man faces up to life in prison after he was convicted of killing an executive of the defunct music streaming service Grooveshark. A...

The gated estate in Beverly Hills that has topped the price chart of publicly listed homes for sale nationwide at $195 million since last year has lowered the bar, and its asking price, to $149 million.

The White House is closely monitoring reports that Russia has begun military operations in Syria, according to a tweet from Agence France-Presse's White House reporter, Andrew Beatty. While there is no indication about who or what Russia is targeting in its alleged military operation, it's likely to be against the Islamic State group, given that the terror group openly admitted attacking a Russian military base in Dagestan on Wednesday.

A police officer in Millis, Massachusetts, who claimed that he'd crashed his cruiser Wednesday after coming under attack by a gunman in fact lied about the entire incident, according to local police.