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The reporting on what we know about the Benghazi attacks on September 11 just gets more and more interesting. Let's do a quick Q&A: Why was President Obama initially unwilling to call it an act of terror? He wasn't. The ...

At least one person dead and two others injured after assailants fire on a convoy and a hotel on outskirts of Srinagar.

One Canadian leader looks for allies to develop our resources responsibly, while another looks for enemies where there are none. A trip to Iran has Canadian media and politicians up in arms.

Of the six studies that Gov. Romney cites to defend his mathematically-challenged tax plan, a few were blogs and were thus often dismissed by critics as being de facto inadequate evidence simply by dint of being blog pos...

A review of the new film, "Gilad and All That Jazz".

Whitney Heichel, the 21-year-old barista from Oregon, has been found dead. Her neighbor was arrested on murder charges.

Romney ended September with slightly more than $63 million in his campaign account; Obama had nearly $100 million.

Not a word has been said in the presidential debates about what may be the most urgent and consequential issue in the world: climate change. President Obama understands and accepts the scientific consensus that the burni...

The authenticity of a business-card-sized papyrus that appears to reveal Jesus had a wife is in dispute.

A Fargo, N.D., radio caller seems to be a little confused about deer crossings. And, you know, whether deer can read highway signs. The woman identified only as Donna told radio station Y94 The Morning Playhouse she h...

At least 23 people killed and several buildings destroyed after suspected Boko Haram fighters mount attack in Potiskum.

Over the past two days, Afghan police officers opened fire on their colleagues, leaving at least eight dead.

The tiny country is located between France, Belgium and Germany.

A 20-year-old man dies and another is taken to hospital with multiple knife wounds after a double stabbing in south-east London.

Entrepreneurs should go after hard problems that are really important to them, not just start a company to be an entrepreneur, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said in a talk at Y Combinator's Startup School.

The approach the most successful people use to turn obstacles into assets works everywhere.

It reads like a real-life Scandinavian crime novel. In the 1990s, Thomas Quick confessed to more than 30 murders, making him Sweden's most notorious serial killer. Then, he changed his name and revealed his confessions w...

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger blames his side's attitude for their 1-0 Premier League defeat against Norwich at Carrow Road.

Cellphone thefts cost consumers millions of dollars and send law enforcement agencies and wireless carriers nationwide scrambling for solutions.

Apple has scored wins at other government agencies, but few are as security oriented as ICE.

Paul D. Ryan's appearance in Pennsylvania, added late into an existing trip to eastern Ohio, could be a sign that his strategists believe the campaign has stronger prospects there than once thought.

Ironically, barring something extraordinary Rodriguez likely would have survived  his dismal postseason -- in which he managed a meager .120 batting average while striking out a dozen times -- thanks to his a...