
12 Killed & 42 Wounded in IS Attack on Iranian Parliament
Islamic State gunmen and bombers hit Iran's parliament and Khomeini's tomb in a first strike on Tehran.
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Islamic State gunmen and bombers hit Iran's parliament and Khomeini's tomb in a first strike on Tehran.

A hammer-wielding man attacks a police officer outside Notre Dame and is shot at the scene.

Two days out, the polls suggest Theresa May's snap election gamble could cost her the majority.

Pictured: Randal Quarles In the first significant structural change to the Federal Reserve in years, Donald Trump is expected to nominate two fresh faces to the Federal Reserve.

A former employee opened fire at his old workplace in Orlando, killing five people before turning the gun on himself.

Saudi Arabia has cut all diplomatic ties with gulf state nation Qatar on Monday.

Drug approval costs only giants can afford are exactly how the FDA keeps competition out.

The militia-only reading of the Second Amendment doesn't survive the Constitution's own text.

Three attackers with a van and knives kill seven on London Bridge before police shoot them dead.

Bureaucracies get paid to prolong problems, not to solve them — which is why Trump's agency cuts make sense.

Half a century and a trillion dollars later, the drug war has only multiplied the bodies.

The billionaire running for Illinois governor took a $230,000 tax break on the mansion next to his mansion.

A driver who said he wanted to kill people plowed through Times Square, killing one and injuring 20.

Open borders or closed, libertarians can't agree on immigration — here are both cases.

Resume studies still show a name alone changes who gets called back — and the culture won't discuss why.

Ron Paul's rebel appeal to the young built the libertarian movement's next generation.

Trump fires FBI Director James Comey on the Justice Department's recommendation.

A U.S. soldier was killed during an operation against an ISIS affiliate in northern Afghanistan.

Under international law, the case for striking Assad after the chemical attack is stronger than critics admit.