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Kentucky county clerk Kim Davis said on Monday that she would not authorize her deputies to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples, but, if they chose to, she would not take “action” against them.

Aerials of Delta State University in Cleveland, Miss., where a professor was shot and killed in an office.

New Horizons is sending back some amazing photos of Pluto.

The Russians have reportedly reinforced positions in western Syria with tanks and artillery. The United States believes Russia intends to establish what it calls a forward operating air base there.

Around 80 prisoners have been recaptured. However, 150 Taliban members are said to be among those still on the run.

Miami Dolphins defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh might play for a different team now, but it doesn’t mean he stopped playing dirty.

According to new reports out of Australia, Mel Gibson is expecting his 9th child now that his new 24-year-old girlfriend, Rosalind Ross, is pregnant.

Sienna Miller is the latest star to step forward and reveal their issues with the gender pay gap.

September is National Preparedness Month so we are putting plans and supplies in your bug-out-bag. The List’s Bradley Hasemeyer sought out tips from a doomsday prepper.

It’s sticking to its view that its strategy of letting prices fall will curb supply from the U.S. and other rival producers.

Conde Nast president Robert A. Sauerberg Jr. will take over as CEO effective January 2016, with current chief exec Charles Townsend to become chairman of the publishing company.

The team behind the popular media player VLC is working on bringing the app to Apple’s newly announced Apple TV.

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