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Over the course of 12 months, the U.S. Army discharged more than 500 immigrant enlistees who were recruited across the globe for their language or medical skills and promised a fast track to citizenship.

"Let's turn this gorgeous theater into a club," ordered Troye Sivan from the stage of Boch Center's Wang Theatre Friday night as his Bloom Tour arrived in Boston. And for the next 90 minutes, the crowd of over three thousand was happy to oblige.

From its beginnings as a mail-order watch business in Minneapolis 132 years ago, Sears grew to become America's everything-under-one-roof store and the biggest retailer in the world.

Ecuador has formally ordered Julian Assange to steer clear of topics that could harm its diplomatic interests if he wants to be reconnected to the internet, according to a memo published in a local media outlet Monday.

The cost of staying warm this winter is going to grow for the average American, and it's going to be especially painful for those who rely on heating oil, a federal agency said.

Highlighting fresh concerns about global warming, Nico Rosberg foresees an eventual merger between the fuel-guzzling Formula One championship and the more environmentally friendly, electric motorsport series.

To celebrate fall's return, Candela Mamajuana spiced rum shares five recipes to keep you toasty as the temperatures drop.

While Democratic enthusiasm this year has largely been fueled by anger toward President Donald Trump, candidates have targeted their messaging to focus more on health care.

The Angad Arts Hotel, St. Louis' first boutique luxury property, is slated to open its doors in November 2018 after a $65 million dollar renovation to infuse creative touches to reflect the hotel's bold personality.

Many people came together to take the Plunge at Gay Days Anaheim's annual pool party. There was a pirate, mermaids, cool drinks and fun friends. Check out these photos.