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LONDON (AP) -- A British university is delaying the release of an academic paper on how the anti-theft systems of millions of Volkswagen vehicles are at risk of being hacked after the German carmaker took legal action ag...

The Spanish rail crash train was travelling at 119mph before it derailed near Santiago de Compostela, killing 79, a court hears.

In a long-awaited public response to the death of Aaron Swartz, who committed suicide in January after being charged with hacking into MIT computers and illegally downloading millions of academic journal articles, MIT of...

Seven injured amid huge blasts and multiple fires at Blue Rhino gas cylinder depot in Tavares A series of explosions rocked a propane gas plant in central Florida, north-west of Orlando, authorities said. Local media rep...

Heavily armed militants thought to have been trying to free associates when they stormed Dera Ismail Khan jail Dozens of Taliban militants armed with guns, grenades and bombs have attacked a prison in north-west Pakistan...

China's tallest building and the area around it will take the spotlight in Shanghai later this week as work on the tower reaches a key milestone.

Earlier this month, astronomers using the Hubble Space Telescope studied exoplanet HD 189733b and determined that it was a deep blue color, thanks to silicates in its atmosphere that can create storms akin to raining gla...

The Home Office identified nearly 100 suspected war criminals last year who had asked for UK citizenship, figures released to the BBC suggest.

All the night shift workers at a central Florida gas plant are safe after a series of explosions rocked the facility late Monday.

BELGRADE, Serbia (AP) -- Serbia's prime minister says he is ousting the finance and economy minister as part of a government reshuffle designed to speed up the Balkan country's economic recovery.

HAVANA (AP) -- Cuba on Tuesday criticized recent U.S. government sanctions against American Express Co. and an Italian bank for apparent violations of the 51-year-old economic and financial embargo against the island.

US District Court Judge Denise J. Casper today refused to sequester jurors in the trial of James "Whitey" Bulger, saying from the bench that she was "not inclined to inconvenience these jurors."

In an article entitled: "Risky Drugs: Why The FDA Cannot Be Trusted", author Donald W. Light of School of Public Health, University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey, states the following.

A businessman and former stockbroker pleaded guilty Monday to what prosecutors say was a dramatically conceived plot to scam the producers of the Broadway show "Rebecca, the Musical."

Regional services collide head-on at Granges-pres-Marnand, killing a driver and leaving more than 35 injured, authorities say Two trains have collided in Switzerland, killing one of the drivers and injuring at least 35 p...

Talking Points 7/29

An interview with religious scholar Reza Aslan has Twitter in a tizzy. CNN's Leone Lakhani explains.

With all the ball-chasing, tails wagging and playful barking, a day at the office of URBN is truly for the dogs. For Emily Netter, who works in bridal attire for the company's BHLDN subsidiary, the workday includes havin...

Brennan's managers, Jessica Moresco and Al Onorato, said she died Sunday at home in Burbank after a battle with bladder cancer.

WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Senate Armed Services Committee has approved the nomination of Army Gen. Martin Dempsey for another two-year term as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

There were diamondbacks and deadly Gaboon vipers.

When I first entered the workforce as a field sales rep for an industrial supply company, I considered myself a lone wolf--the master of my own destiny. It didn't take long for me to figure out that I was wrong. Like it ...