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Outside the summit facilities, protests continued to be banned across France. French President François Hollande has condemned the protests, calling it "scandalous" that they would protest at the Place de la Republique.
The gunman in the Planned Parenthood shooting rampage in Colorado Springs has admitted his guilt. At a court hearing where he was charged with 179 counts, Robert Lewis Dear acknowledged attacking the clinic, calling himself a "warrior for the babies."
Nearly 200 nations reached an accord in Paris Saturday to rein in rising greenhouse gas emissions that are warming the planet. Thousands of people took to the streets of Paris the same day to demand further action.
Much of the debate focused on national security, escalating the wars in the Middle East and expanding the power of the National Security Agency.
The U.S. government has released nearly 1,800 pages that reveal the FBI spied on the late folk artist and political icon Pete Seeger for nearly 30 years.
A year-end report from the Mapping Police Violence research project says police nationwide killed at least 1,152 people in 2015. In 14 cities, every single police victim was African-American.
As President Obama announces plans to use executive actions to strengthen gun control regulations, "Democracy Now!" hosts a debate between John Velleco, director of federal affairs for Gun Owners of America, and Caroline Fredrickson, president of the A...
For over a year, Flint, Michigan residents have complained about the quality of the drinking water. Tests eventually showed alarming levels of lead in the water, but officials told residents there was no threat.
In a rare live speech from the Oval Office Sunday night, President Obama called Wednesday's mass shooting in San Bernardino an act of terrorism.
Republican front-runner Donald Trump has called for a "total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States."
On Tuesday, a delegation of indigenous people the Ecuadorean Amazon set out in a handmade, wooden canoe along the Villette Canal. The Kichwa people of Sarayaku have been fighting oil exploitation on their lands for many years.
President Obama has claimed progress in fighting the self-proclaimed Islamic State while urging U.S. allies to do more.
