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Former British Prime Minister Gordon Brown talks about Malala's health and her becoming a symbol around the world.

As Islamist rebels take control of two-thirds of Mali, CNN's Errol Barnett explains key issues preventing action.

Maybe you are not asleep because you can’t sleep. As baby boomers age, many may find that a basic act they once took for granted (or intentionally neglected) has become a lot more complicated. They are finding it ...

Police in New York are investigating the death of a woman a day before she was due to be married.

Mitt Romney’s way of speaking is polite, formal and anachronistic, linguistically setting him apart, and influencing the word choices of those who work with and for him.

Redmond is in for a rough ride with Windows 8, due to be officially announced next week. Despite its clean design and innovative interface, it may well leave users scratching their heads. A startup named Pokki wants to h...

JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday he didn't know about any U.S. plans to talk bilaterally with Iran, saying tougher sanctions and a "credible military option" were the best ways to pe...

TOKYO (Reuters) - China has defied doomsayers who have warned for years that Asia's biggest economy would soon suffer a Japan-style boom and bust. It will continue to defy them for years to come.

Newsnight row described by John Simpson as 'worst crisis that I can remember in 50 years at BBC' Newsnight journalists were worried the programme's editor, Peter Rippon, was feeling under pressure from his bosses to axe ...

The BBC's Panorama programme says it has fresh evidence of what the broadcaster knew about the decades of child abuse carried out by the TV and radio presenter Jimmy Savile.

KUWAIT (Reuters) - Police in Kuwait used teargas and stun grenades on Sunday to disperse demonstrators as thousands marched in a protest against changes to the electoral law which the opposition has called a constitution...

BEIJING (Reuters) - China's top leaders have asked policy think-tanks to draw up their most ambitious economic reform proposals in decades that could curb the power of state firms and give more freedom to the setting of ...

Pathways in Technology Early College High School in Brooklyn is a six-year program tailored to give students interested in the technology industry an advantage, including an associate degree.

MADRID, Spain (Reuters) - Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy secured backing for his austerity drive in a vote in his home region of Galicia on Sunday, but a clear win for nationalist parties in the Basque Country coul...

A 9-year-old Pennsylvania girl was shot in the shoulder with a shotgun at a Halloween party Saturday evening by a relative who mistook her for a skunk.

Iranian judicial officials block President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad from visiting a prison where one of his close aides is being held.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - When President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney face off on Monday in their third and final debate, it will be the Republican challenger's last best chance to recover from his botched "Libya moment" an...

AMMAN (Reuters) - Jordan has foiled a plot by an al Qaeda-linked cell to bomb its shopping centres and assassinate Western diplomats, state television said on Sunday, thwarting an attempt to destabilize the key U.S. ally...

Mariano Rajoy's PP achieves victory in Galicia, exit polls indicate, with nationalists well placed in Basque Country.

The Iranian regime seems to have a rooting interest in the upcoming U.S. presidential election, according to a review of online writers and bloggers in Iran.

Fighting flares in Gadhafi stronghold for 5th day as army disperses protest with gunfire

Eleven men have been arrested by Jordanian intelligence services which accuses them of planning a “major terrorist plot,” attacking shopping centers, residential buildings and foreigners, including diplomats....