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Social-media sites associated with Islamic State and al-Qaeda hailed Trump's success as the beginning of "dark times" for the U.S., marked by domestic unrest and new foreign military campaigns that would sap the strength of the superpower.

Social-media sites associated with Islamic State and al-Qaeda hailed Trump's success as the beginning of "dark times" for the U.S., marked by domestic unrest and new foreign military campaigns that would sap the strength of the superpower.

Despite losing Tuesday's presidential election, Hillary Clinton appears to be on pace to win the popular vote, an ironic twist in an election in which her opponent repeatedly said the system was rigged against him.

How will Donald Trump's administration affect the defense and aerospace industry? It's hard to say. There are many uncertainties, particularly when it comes to how he sees the world and how his policies may affect the defense industry.

Investigators worked through the night to piece together a portrait of a “gun fanatic” who armed himself with an assault rifle and unleashed a deadly, cocaine-fueled rampage Tuesday in an Azusa, Calif., neighborhood

Of the many movies the civil rights era has inspired, few have placed a woman at their center. But it is a quietly powerful black Virginia wife and mother played by Irish Ethiopian actress Ruth Negga who takes the lead in changing history in writer-director Jeff Nichols’ new fact-based drama, “Loving.”

As a traditionally Republican stalwart, the U.S. military appears to be embracing Donald Trump's presidential win, though there is also a healthy amount of reservation as well.

Visionary director Ang Lee can shift between intimate, character-driven dramas and spectacle-driven smashes that push the boundaries of cinematic language, and often, he achieves both. Coming off the success of the 3-D technical marvel “Life of Pi,” for which he took home a best directing Oscar, Lee has set even loftier goals for his experiments with cinematic visuals, which he has applied to the adaptation of the Iraq war novel “Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk.”

When the United Kingdom stunned the world by voting to leave the European Union in June, Donald Trump said Britons "took their country back, just like we will take America back." Here's a look at the similarities, as well as some differences.

The Department of Homeland Security said it had no reports of election-related cyber breaches. In Indianapolis, a team of cybersecurity experts spent Tuesday monitoring for any cybersecurity issues linked to the election — but found none.

For the first time in 2 1/2 years, a group of Syrian Orthodox Church clergy visited churches in two villages near Mosul that had only hours earlier been cleared of Islamic State fighters by Kurdish peshmerga forces. Two days after entering the town of Bashiqa, peshmerga forces said they had it under control, but it’s not yet fully secure.

There's not a lot to go on, since Donald Trump has been short on specifics. But he has talked enough about the subject to draw some conclusions about how he might change U.S. policy in its war against the Islamic State, also called ISIS or ISIL.

The United Nations agency monitoring the nuclear pact between Iran and six world powers said Wednesday that Iran is in violation of the deal meant to curb its ability to make atomic arms by storing marginally more heavy water than the agreement allows.

Wall Street roared to life Wednesday in a wild day of trading that began with gut-wrenching selloffs in Europe and Asia following Donald Trump's stunning upset in the U.S. presidential election.

A Turkish judge assigned to a United Nations war crimes panel has been detained by Turkish authorities in the aftermath of a failed coup in July, despite having diplomatic immunity.

Republicans won victories Tuesday night allowing them to retain control of the Senate but the election was a mixed bag for veteran and military candidates in some of the chamber’s key races.

It’s time to give up the hubris. The U.S. is a country like many others in most important respects. Everything that can happen elsewhere can happen here.

Dozens of people born to Jewish refugees interned in Cyprus after World War II have marked the 70th anniversary of the start of such detentions on the east Mediterranean island.

A day after Donald Trump, against all odds, won election as America's 45th president, Hillary Clinton on Wednesday said the nation proved to be "more divided than we thought" but urged unity and told her supporters, "We owe him an open mind and a chance to lead."

A day after Donald Trump, against all odds, won election as America's 45th president, Hillary Clinton on Wednesday said the nation proved to be "more divided than we thought" but urged unity and told her supporters, "We owe him an open mind and a chance to lead."

The Black Knights (5-4) opened their season with three victories. Since then, they've hit a rough patch. Last Saturday, they lost to Air Force. A win in San Antonio against Notre Dame (3-6) would make Army bowl eligible.

Last month, the man who's tried to turn vote prediction into a science predicted a Trump win. Allan J. Lichtman, distinguished professor of history at American University, said Democrats would not be able to hold on to the White House.

It was a “Brexit” moment in America, a revolt of working-class whites who felt stung by globalization and uneasy in a diversifying country where their political power had seemed to be diminishing.

Donald J. Trump as commander in chief could mean a bigger military and an end to automatic defense budget cuts that would boost the Dayton economy, analysts say.

Donald Trump's presidential victory set off protests early Wednesday. From Pennsylvania to California, Oregon and Washington hundreds of people hit the streets to voice their opposition. Police said at least 500 people swarmed on streets in and around UCLA, some shouting anti-Trump expletives and others chanting "Not my president!"