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A long-awaited--but faintly unsettling--food product is unveiled in London that could help feed the world

WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) -- A botulism scare has prompted China and Russia to stop importing New Zealand milk powder and other dairy products, denting the country's reputation as a supplier of safe, high quality food...

Former Cleveland captives Amanda Berry, Michelle Knight and Gina DeJesus kept a low profile immediately after their escape and rescues three months ago but have been increasingly visible in recent weeks. Experts say the ...

The Star Wars franchise, now acquired by Disney, might become the basis of a new TV show as Disney continues its epic quest to milk every last bit of money out of their new property.

Despite being sentenced to probation, Chile's "Dr. Marijuana" says his crusade to legalize marijuana will continue.

Talk about a big finish.

WASHINGTON

In order to defend the NSA Stasi the Obama administration has now gone to the Bush-Cheney playbook and is playing the fear card. State propaganda arms go into overdrive pimping an imminent Al Qaeda attack abroad. Embassi...

Lawyers for James "Whitey" Bulger said in closing statements today that prosecutors relied on a string of admitted murderers, bookies and dirty FBI agents in what was an "unholy alliance" to convicted Bulger of crimes th...

The Coast Guard and three harbormaster boats rescued four adults and 10 children, including a four-month-old baby, when their boat began sinking Sunday near the Grampuses, a group of rocks off Cohasset.

An interactive entertainment system turns bath time into an immersive experience of colored light, sound and, of course, water.

An official of the Archdiocese of Boston pleaded not guilty today after he was allegedly found with a prostitute behind a cemetery.

Zimbabwe's main stock market index fell 11 percent on Monday.

WASHINGTON

Nathan Eovaldi pitched seven strong innings against the Indians, but the Marlins once again were unable to provide him with any run support.

Pending prosecutions for three officials are a new blow to the Muslim Brotherhood, which emerged as Egypt's strongest political movement in 2011 but whose power has dissipated.

DORSET, Minn. (AP) -- Robert "Bobby" Tufts hasn't made it to preschool yet, but he's already been elected twice as mayor of a tiny tourist town in northern Minnesota.

The Coast Guard in Juneau, Alaska, has called off the search for a Montesano, Wash., man who disappeared in rough seas after the 24-foot boat he was on with friends sank near Alaska's Baranof Island, a news release said.

The announcement that Amazon's Jeff Bezos would buy the Washington Post completed a cycle begun in late 1996, when Bezos first appeared on the paper's radar screen. Seventeen years later, Bezos added the Post for his por...

The body of Walter Samaszko Jr. was found in his Carson City home in June 2012.

SANAA, Yemen (AP) -- Yemen has released the names of 25 wanted al-Qaida suspects and says they were planning terrorist attacks in the capital Sanaa and other cities across the country.

Last week the Obama administration announced the closing of some embassies in the Middle East, N.Africa & East Asia. It extended the closings to next weekend supposedly over a possible al Qaeda plot. But it's U.S. polici...