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Donald Trump took a scorched-earth approach to trying to right his faltering campaign Sunday night, lashing out at his rival during a presidential debate where he confronted the turmoil that’s pushing his party toward mutiny.

Donald Trump denied in Sunday's debate that he ever kissed and grabbed women without their consent, then argued that his crude words from a newly released video paled in comparison to what he called Bill Clinton's abuse of women.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt declared it a "date which will live in infamy" — and three-quarters of a century later, relics from that audacious attack still conjure strong emotions.

The past decade of war against the Taliban has produced a new generation of disabled men, almost all still in their 20s. Many were injured during fighting in places such as Kunduz and Helmand provinces, which are in the news as targets of renewed Taliban offensives.

His presidential bid in chaos, a defiant Donald Trump slammed Republicans rushing to revoke their support for him as "self-righteous hypocrites" and signaled he may try to turn Sunday night's crucial debate against Hillary Clinton into a referendum on her husband's treatment of women.

U.S. Army men swept the top spots of the Army Ten-Miler for a second year in a row, with the win coming as a pleasant surprise to a Fort Carson soldier who was up against some pretty stiff competition.

Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump offer starkly different approaches on foreign affairs, forcing Americans to decide if they want a revolutionary break from the bipartisan consensus that has linked U.S. security to its allies in Europe and Asia.

Fort Bragg and other military installations in the Southeast were cleaning up and getting back to normal Sunday after Hurricane Matthew roared through the area over the weekend before turning into the Atlantic.

Fort Bragg and other military installations in the Southeast were cleaning up and getting back to normal Sunday after Hurricane Matthew roared through the area over the weekend before turning into the Atlantic.

After 15 years of war in the Middle East and Afghanistan, the next president will face the same question that President Barack Obama wrestled with: Is the region important enough to America’s interests to justify a major commitment in military resources that might be better used in Europe and the Pacific?

U.S. forces say they have conducted roughly two dozen airstrikes in support of Afghan security forces who have been fighting for a week to clear Taliban insurgents from the embattled northern city of Kunduz.

An international response is finally getting underway as Haitian authorities try to gauge the full extent of the staggering blow delivered by Hurricane Matthew, including hundreds dead and tens of thousands of homes obliterated.

When it’s really hot, bring on the H.E.A.T., a program to keep crewmembers aboard the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower from suffering heat injuries during the summer months in the Persian Gulf.

Have you ever heard of anyone intentionally sending the government more money than is owed?

Like everything else about Trump’s campaign, this tendency to blame women for failing to restrain their husbands, or failing to give their husbands license to do whatever they want, or both simultaneously, somehow, is spectacularly self-interested.

Politkovskaya was known throughout the world for her reporting on the second Chechen war, a conflict Putin pursued with the same ruthless brutality that he is using today in Syria.

A Pakistani militant linked to a number of high-profile attacks was killed in a joint Afghan-U.S. special forces operation in eastern Afghanistan, Afghan police officials and Taliban commanders said Sunday.

Hurricane Matthew's rains triggered severe flooding in North Carolina on Sunday as the deteriorating storm made its exit to the sea, and thousands of people had to be rescued from their homes and cars. The death toll in the U.S. climbed to at least 15, nearly half of them in North Carolina.

Raymond Haerry was one of the last six living crew members who were on the USS Arizona during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. He died Sept. 27 in Rhode Island at age of 94

The U.S. Embassy in Kuwait says three American soldiers deployed in the Gulf country whose truck was intentionally rammed by an Egyptian man pulled their attacker from his burning vehicle after it caught fire.

Suspect Jaber Albakr came to Germany in the flood of 890,000 migrants who entered the country in 2015 and was granted asylum.

Juan King Jr. rushed 10 times for 162 yards and three touchdowns, caught four passes for 100 yards and a TD and returned a kick 63 yards for a score

The assault on Mosul, Iraq's second largest city, is bringing American forces into their most significant role in Iraq in years, in terms of numbers and presence on the front lines.

The attacks come as Iraqi forces prepare to retake the city of Mosul from IS, the militant group's last urban stronghold in Iraq.

He was a brigadier general and commander of the armored forces stationed in Athens when he took a decisive part in the April 21, 1967, coup led by Col. George Papadopoulos.