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Hillary Clinton said Vice President Joe Biden has a "very difficult decision" to make about a 2016 presidential run and pledged to continue her campaign as normal in spite of speculation about another potential Democratic opponent.

The smaller of twin panda cubs born over the weekend to giant panda Mei Xiang died on Wednesday afternoon.

The defense rested after Owen Labrie testified that he never raped the younger student — contradicting her allegations that he became aggressive.

Hillary Clinton said mass shootings are "stalking our country" and pledged to take on the issue of gun control Wednesday after a reporter and cameraman were fatally shot on live television in Virginia.

Marijuana doesn't appear to shrink important regions of the brains of users, but a study published Wednesday shows something possibly more subtle and

One of Mei Xiang's tiny newborn panda cubs has died. The smaller giant panda cub died shortly after 2 p.m., the National Zoo said.

"He's appealing to people's angst and their anger," he said at an event in Pensacola.

Gov. Terry McAuliffe described the suspect as "distraught."

A gunman killed a WDBJ7 reporter and cameraman during a live television broadcast in Moneta, Virginia.

Forecasters said Erika could be a low-grade hurricane by the time it reaches or brushes close to Florida on Monday.

While the decline of China's stock markets slowed slightly, investors who lost thousands of dollars were left licking their wounds Wednesday.

A woman whose iconic photograph as the "Dust Lady" became one of the enduring images of 9/11 has died after a battle with cancer, her brother said.

A military train of historical significance has been found in southwestern Poland.

The Virginia journalists who were shot to death in cold blood during a live broadcast "would brighten up the room," according to colleagues.

American servicemen who disarmed a suspected terrorist on a Paris-bound train are "heroes, plain and simple," a U.S. Air Force commander said.

First Read is a morning briefing from Meet the Press and the NBC Political Unit on the day's most important political stories and why they matter.

Bear is one of only five dogs in the country trained to sniff out electronic data storage devices like thumbs drives and SD cards.

Stocks closer lower overnight in China and are mostly lower in Europe.

A gunman killed a reporter and cameraman during a live television broadcast in rural Virginia.

A WW II Soviet plane and the remains of two crew members, believed to have been shot down by German forces in 1945, have been retrieved from a Polish riverbed.

More than 2 million pounds of Oscar Mayer turkey bacon has been recalled after people reported becoming unwell after eating certain items.

Another Katrina-like hurricane, or worse, is out there, and for New Orleans the big questions are how soon, and how prepared the city will be.

Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump clashed with Univision anchor Jorge Ramos at a press conference in Dubuque, Iowa, on Tuesday.

Iran launched the production line for Nasr cruise missiles.

One of three Americans who subdued a heavily-armed suspected terrorist on a Paris-bound train, will be awarded one of the U.S. Army's highest honors.