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The United States Air Force has dispatched top-of-the-line F-22 stealth fighters to Qatar for the first time as it beefs up its forces in the Middle East amid escalating tensions with Iran.

Next month, a floating nuclear power plant called the Akademik Lomonosov will be towed via the Northern Sea Route to its final destination in the Far East, after almost two decades in construction.

Federal prosecutors have expanded their probe beyond the Boeing 737 Max aircraft to the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, The Seattle Times reported Friday, citing two sources familiar with the investigation.

France reached its highest-ever temperature on Friday as continental Europe continues to struggle with an intense heat wave.

Huawei is a major, multinational company that does business with some of the most important technology and telecom businesses in the world. It's also a central player in the push for 5G, the next generation of wireless networking.

The most anticipated match of this Women's World Cup did not disappoint. In a colossal contest on a balmy summer night in Paris, the US prevailed over host France to move a step closer to successfully defending its title.

On an overcast evening, with the 2019 Women's World Cup a day old, Megan Rapinoe and her teammates are exploring the city of Reims, the unofficial capital of France's Champagne region. Hosting the defending champions' opening match of the tournament, the northeastern city where French kings were crowned is home to America's finest soccer players for the next few days.

From afar, it looked like players were taking a group nap in Durham, England, at the Cricket World Cup on Friday.

When winding down you might enjoy sipping a beverage before bedtime, but are there any drinks that could be particularly helpful or harmful for quality sleep?

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China is preparing to tighten its grip on the supply of a group of minerals the global tech industry can't live without.

Many places in Europe are experiencing their hottest June on record. A record temperature of 38.6 degrees Celsius -- 101.5 degree Fahrenheit -- was recorded in Germany this week.

Joe Biden stumbled into a potential campaign-defining moment Thursday that pitched his effort to win the Democratic nomination onto suddenly shaky ground.

Her name was Brooklyn Lindsey and those that knew her said she was a sweetheart.

UK Prime Minister Theresa May and Russian President Vladimir Putin had a frosty meeting in Japan on Friday, when May asked for the Russian men that Britain blames for a high-profile poisoning to be brought to justice.

The remains of Genoa's Morandi Bridge were blown up in a controlled explosion on Friday, nearly a year after the structure collapsed in a disaster that killed 43 people.

Chinese President Xi Jinping has shown himself adept at maneuvering within China's political system, reaching a level of power and control over the ruling Communist Party not seen since the days of Mao Zedong.

A pregnant woman who was shot in the stomach has been indicted by a grand jury in the death of her unborn baby, according to CNN affiliate WBMA.

Apple's chief design officer, Jony Ive, is leaving the company after nearly 30 years, the company announced Thursday.

Firefighters in Spain are battling a major wildfire that probably started after a heap of manure self-ignited amid the intense European heat wave.

Megan Rapinoe isn't backing down.

This weekend's G20 in Japan will be about as much fun for US President Donald Trump as bathing with a scouring pad. Even a man who enjoys confrontation as much as Trump can't be too excited at the failure that awaits him in Osaka.

Harvey Weinstein retained two new attorneys to represent him against sex crimes charges, marking the latest additions in what has become a revolving door of legal teams in his case.

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The Supreme Court said Thursday that federal courts must stay out of disputes over when politicians go too far in drawing district lines for partisan gain -- a dramatic and sweeping ruling that could fundamentally affect the balance of power in state legislatures and Congress.

Israeli officials believe Russia is responsible for disturbances to the Global Positioning System (GPS) signal covering the airspace at Israel's Ben Gurion airport, Israeli radio reported Thursday.

A stampede at a stadium during Madagascar's independence day celebrations killed 16 people and left 101 people injured, an official told CNN.

A suicide bombing targeting a "security vehicle" in central Tunis has injured at least two security personnel, Tunisian TV reported.

Ford is cutting 12,000 jobs and closing six plants as part of a major overhaul of its struggling business in Europe.

The world's most valuable liquor firm just set a new stock market record in China.

Two people were arrested on Thursday morning over the murder of pro-migrant mayor Walter Lübcke, according to Germany's federal prosecutor, just days after a suspect already in custody confessed to the killing.

Angela Merkel has been seen shaking in public for the second time in less than two weeks, raising further concern for the wellbeing of the German chancellor.

Starbucks is closing stores and losing money in its most important European market.

Following NBC's Democratic presidential debate, CNN's Van Jones said candidates Elizabeth Warren and Julián Castro dominated the first debate.

President Trump falsely claimed that Robert Mueller deleted messages between two FBI agents in an interview with Fox Business.

An Australian student studying in North Korea has been reported missing, after his family said they had not heard from him in two days.