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Well this is a cat after our own hearts. He's passionate about cleaning too! If only he could figure out how to maneuver the feather duster through his kitty door. When we saw this adorable cat photo from Redditor FlyLik...

Firefighters work tirelessly through the night putting out fires in Cooma, Australia. Network Ten's Leah Craven reports.

RIO DE JANEIRO -- Five years ago, Rio de Janeiro's "favela" hillside slums had such a bad rap that they were virtual no-go zones, where drug lords laid down the law and outsiders set foot at their peril. But since 2011, ...

FaceCake is a small company with a big idea: Make it possible to virtually try on new clothes when you shop. I ran into the company at the Consumer Electronics Show last week, where founder Leigh Utterback walked through...

* Plan would require businesses to verify new employees in country legally * Could create a guest-worker program for low-wage immigrants * Immigrants seeking legal status would have to pay fines and back-taxes WASHINGTON...

If a cruise vacation is a dream, then a true luxury cruise is more like a fantasy. Twenty million people will take a cruise this year, based on industry figures, but only a few per cent will sail a top luxury line. Is th...

By Caleb A. Scharf On December 17th 2012 two small spacecraft called Ebb and Flow punched into the lunar surface at over 3,700 miles an hour. This ended the year long mission of NASA's Gravity Recovery and Interior Labor...

Harvests will fall dramatically during severe heatwaves, predicted to become many times more likely in coming decades The world's food crisis, where 1 billion people are already going hungry and a further 2 billion peopl...

By: Stephanie Pappas, LiveScience Senior Writer Published: 01/11/2013 12:23 PM EST on LiveScience Ever go swimming with rings on your fingers or hoops in your ears only to find your jewelry had vanished after your dip? I...

This week, we read a pretty fascinating article over at Salon, in which Greg Olear argues that Nick Carraway, the narrator of Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby, was gay and in love with the novel's eponymous character.

NEW YORK (AP) -- Oracle Corp. says it will soon fix a flaw in its Java software that caught the attention of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. In a statement Saturday, the company said it was "aware of a flaw in ...

From wildfires in Australia, and riots in Belfast, to snow storms in the Middle East, TIME presents the best images of the week.

Minute-by-minute report: Enjoy all the action from the Emirates and save £62, with Tom Bryant Tom Bryant

If you're looking to see the most popular YouTube videos of the week, look no further. Once again, we're bringing you the week's most-watched videos, hot off the charts via YouTube Trends, a feature launched by YouTube t...

Saudi Arabia on Sunday defended its execution of a Sri Lankan maid for the death of an infant in her care and hit back at international criticism of last week's beheading.

Seventeen-year-old became famous after writing blog with a wish list of things to do before she died A teenager who gained nationwide fame after writing a "bucket list" of dreams to do before she died, has lost her battl...

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Roadside bomb explodes near convoy carrying Sunni minister who has been a central figure in anti-government protests.

ATLANTA -- Russell Wilson did everything he could to deliver the Seattle Seahawks another comeback win in the playoffs. Wilson led the Seahawks to three fourth-quarter touchdowns only to see Atlanta's Matt Bryant kick a ...

Seven civilians killed as they pulled bodies from rubble of mosque damaged in night raid by NATO and Afghan troops.

Provincial government dismissed by Pakistan prime minister three days after more than 90 Hazara Shias killed in Quetta.

As news of the death of respected activist and developer Aaron Swartz rippled across the Internet yesterday, admirers kick-started what would become a mass demonstration honoring his commitment to open access to informat...