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The only thing that could make the Dean McDermott cheating uproar even more scandalous is if it didn't even happen. Just as rumors began to surface that Tori Spelling and her husband fabricated the affair just to get ano...

Twenty-eight years after the utterly devastating Chernobyl nuclear accident, a Reddit user has provided a harrowing account of growing up in the shadow of the disaster. That user, CCPKA, did an eye-opening "Ask Me Anyth...

An income tax cut seemed inevitable just two months ago, as Gov. Rick Snyder and majority Republican lawmakers offered up and even began passing rival plans to use some of a budget surplus for short- or long-term tax rel...

What with higher interest rates and fewer home sales nationwide, just $235 billion in home loans are started in this year's first quarter.Fewer home sales and rising interest rates have led to the nation's lowest level o...

State media says Matthew Miller entered the country on a tourist visa but tore it up, shouting that he wanted asylum.

Afghanistan will announce the preliminary results of its landmark presidential election Saturday, with the final numbers to be confirmed next month.

Ali Ahmed al-Rahizi could theoretically be repatriated, but dozens of Yemenis also approved for transfer remain jailed.

The only letter known to have been written onboard the Titanic on the day it sank could fetch £100,000 when it comes up at auction later.

Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel cannot get his Russian counterpart to take his calls, the Pentagon said Friday -- amid a new report that the Kremlin has suspended high-level talks with U.S. officials.

In part two of a long-ranging interview, al Qaeda's leader urged Muslims to capture Westerners as pawns that might be used to free prisoners aligned with his movement.

There has been unprecedented activity on social and traditional media regarding proposed changes to the principle of Net Neutrality, which the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is set to approve.

In speaking for humanity the tiny nation Rebublic of Marshall Islands sues the U.S. and Nuclear States in the International Court of Justice and U.S. District Court.

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger gives the clearest indication yet that he will remain at the club beyond this summer.

Paulo Malhaes found dead after testifying last month to carrying out torture during Brazil's 1964 to 1985 military rule.

Thai police arrest senior protest leader for insurrection, court turns him loose on bail

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A 6.5-magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of Tonga on Saturday, the U.S. Geological Survey said.

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When President Barack Obama becomes the first American leader to visit Malaysia in decades, he'll arrive in a country grappling with the mystery of a jetliner that vanished five weeks ago.

Things seem to be settling into place.

In a surprise move, Vic Gundotra has announced that he's leaving Google behind for unknown pathways. It's a sad day for Google+, as he's been its leader since the very beginning.

Last August when I interviewed the CEO of Zhejiang Huace Film & TV, one of China’s largest production studios, she was upbeat about the outlook for consolidation in China’s film and TV industry.  Developments in the...