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Hacking group Anonymous claims to have launched operation with intent of "erasing Israel from cyberspace".

Nicholas Cendoya, one of the teenage hikers lost for days in the wilderness after becoming disoriented on an Easter hike, is scheduled to be released from the hospital today.

Irish actor Milo O'Shea, whose many roles on stage and screen included a Supreme Court justice on "The West Wing," died in New York City on April 2, 2013. He was 86.

A suicide bomb killed three American soldiers and two American civilians, including a 25-year-old State Department Foreign Service officer.

For all his on-camera carousing and cussing, "BUCKWILD" reality TV star Shain Gandee was a publicly proclaimed and baptized Christian, and his mother told hundreds of mourners Sunday that she will see him again.

After the killing of three deputies and a little boy, Florida voters demanded background checks for private gun sales. And then, the whole thing fizzled.

Protesters wearing devil masks and waving images of Russian leader in prisoner's uniform chant "stop political terror".

Pastor Rick Warren's Son Matthew Commits Suicide; Ginger Zee's Extreme Office Makeover

Greeting you upon your return from a trip is probably why dogs were invented.

Once again the UK is providing the lies necessary to justify military aggression by US imperialism, as Washington pursues plans to secure its global dominance against its rivals. The parallels with the claims made by the...

A sailor threatened with prosecution in a 2009 rape case was found hanged at Naval Station Great Lakes, a reported suicide. But questions have fueled suspicion he was killed.

A new line of preliminary research has turned up a novel pathway linking atherosclerosis to red meat and a common supplement contained in energy drinks. If the research is upheld, the findings may have important implicat...

By Samuel P. Jacobs WASHINGTON, April 7

With over 16,000 sensors tied to automatic shut-offs, the proposed Keystone XL Pipeline (as in Xtra-Large) is not your father's pipeline. However, it's still a pipeline, and the long history of ruptures, leaks, spills an...

Defending champion Serena Williams edged towards another milestone with the 49th WTA Tour title of her career on Sunday, coming from behind to beat Jelena Jankovic in the final of the Family Circle Cup in South Carolina.

In "Sex and the Citadel," Shereen El Feki asks an array of highly personal questions about present-day sexual relations in Muslim nations.

Alongside the software download of Facebook Home, the other announcement from Facebook was that HTC would be launching the HTC First on AT&T in the US, with availability in other territories to follow in the near future....

Pedro Passos Coelho, Portugal's prime minister, warned on Sunday that the additional spending cuts were needed after a court struck down some of the austerity measures agreed to for a bailout two years ago.

How we eat, how we process food is related to the health of the planet as well as our own health. In our world of genetic engineering and corporate food systems, we may not be as healthy as what the mainstream tells us. ...

The thousandfold small indignities of air travel continue to mount. And you wonder, how far can this go? Then you read something like a recent series of posts by the Atlantic's James Fallows. Most of us just keep our hea...

WASHINGTON -- As the Senate returns from recess this week, Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., said he thinks the bi-partisan Gang of Eight will have its immigration plan completed by the end of the week. "We hope that we can ha...

Olfactory receptors, previously thought to only exist in the nose, have been found in other parts of the human body.