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According to charging documents obtained by ABC News 4 Washington affiliate WJLA, Singletary invited her boyfriend, a Capitol Police officer, to her Upper Marlboro home for sex early Friday morning. Then she confronted him about another woman he was dating.

Among the big winners from last week's Republican presidential debates: Fox News Channel.

Charleston Southern coach Jamey Chadwell believes his team is more talented than it was his first two seasons. He's not sure yet if that means the Buccaneers can take the next step forward.

Citadel coach Mike Houston says in his second season, he has a much better feel for what his players go through each school day, along with a better handle of what they can accomplish on the football field.

South Carolina will face St. John's in the Naismith Hall of Fame tournament and Memphis in its final non-conference game.

Police in Myrtle Beach are searching for a shooter in the death of a man who was killed on a street in the city.

By ALEX VEIGA AP Business Writer The price of U.S. crude oil has tumbled to its lowest level in more than six years.

The playful baboon Luka has been rescued and returned to Macedonia's largest zoo after he was snatched by captors.

On this sunny Greek island accustomed to dealing with nothing more than a summer influx of tourists, authorities are struggling to handle a far different human tide: tens of thousands of migrants arriving in crammed rubber...

A New Jersey man who allegedly plotted with others to fight alongside Islamic State extremists had "no serious intentions" to join the group, his Jordanian father said Tuesday.

Islamic State militants on Tuesday released 22 Christians they had held captive since February, following mediation by tribal leaders, activists said.

Greece agreed to harsh terms for a new three-year bailout Tuesday and vowed to push it through parliament this week, despite mounting dissent in the ruling left-wing party.

Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump has declined an invitation to attend one of the town hall meetings that South Carolina U.S. Sen. Tim Scott is arranging with GOP presidential candidates.

Greece agreed on the broad terms of a new financial rescue package on Tuesday, with a few details remaining to be cleared up before it is formally approved.

An army vehicle hit a roadside bomb in Mali's central area, killing three soldiers and injuring four others, the government said Tuesday.

By The Associated Press From Greece to Britain, waves of migrants are arriving on Europe's shores and borders this summer. More than 2,000 have died this year, and governments are struggling to...

Amnesty International has approved a controversial policy to endorse the de-criminalization of the sex trade, rejecting complaints by women's rights groups who say it is tantamount to advocating the legalization of...

Former Texas Gov. Rick Perry has stopped paying his presidential campaign staff amid slow fundraising that has left his 2016 bid starving for cash barely two months after it began.

A midair traffic stop? Almost, as a Los Angeles County Sheriff's helicopter pursued a powered paraglider that had just flown past a jail, raising concern.

An international group of hackers and stock traders made $30 million by breaking into the computers of newswire services that put out corporate press releases and trading on the information before it was made public,...

Too close! Too far back! Middle? No way, aisle.

U.S. stocks fell sharply on Tuesday, led by declines in energy and materials stocks as commodities prices sank. Prices for oil and copper fell sharply after China's government lowered the value of its currency,...

A Cameroon troop commander says forces killed 10 suspected Boko Haram fighters who had launched an attack on a town bordering Nigeria.

Turkish warplanes struck Kurdish rebel targets in a series of raids in southeast Turkey, the military said Tuesday, a day after heavy violence in the country left at least nine dead.

China's bold move Tuesday to sharply devalue its currency threatens to squeeze exporters around the world whose goods will likely become comparatively costlier than many Chinese products.