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In 1964 newborn Paul Joseph Fronczak was stolen from the Michael Reese hospital in Chicago by a woman posing as a nurse. She was never caught. Just over a year later, an abandoned baby found outside a variety store in Ne...

CLEVELAND (AP) -- The Ohio man who held three women captive in his home for a decade and repeatedly raped them has been moved from one state prison to another where he is being held in protective custody, the prison syst...

The unveiling of the destroyer has drawn attention from its neighbors, especially longstanding rival China

A bombing in Jakarta last Sunday is sparking fears that violence over Burma's Muslim Rohingya group is spilling into Indonesia

The National Security Agency is searching the contents of vast amounts of Americans' email and text communications into and out of the country, hunting for people who mention information about foreigners under surveillan...

NYC antiques dealer pleads guilty to smuggling artifacts made from rhino horns to China

CHICAGO -- The FBI said Wednesday it is reopening its investigation into the 1964 kidnapping of a newborn boy from a Chicago hospital, after recent DNA testing revealed that a boy found in New Jersey more than a year lat...

MEXICO CITY (AP) -- Mexico's main leftist party said Thursday it is willing to cut back on the enormous power that the country's oil workers' union wields in the state-run oil company, Pemex.

"Elysium," the second feature from the director Neill Blomkamp, stars Matt Damon as a former thief living on a ruined Earth in 2154.

LONDON (AP) -- Britain's Serious Fraud Office temporarily lost track of thousands of documents gathered as part of its investigation into allegations of corruption at defense company BAE Systems PLC, the agency acknowled...

Videotape showed Sergeant Robert Richards along with other Marines urinating on dead Taliban fighters in Afghanistan.

By Nick Carey DETROIT, Aug 7

A humorous look at how climate change has changed my marriage and my views on technology, snooping and Snowden.

"Who could put my little girl through that?" a tearful father asks after his teenage daughter, targeted by cyberbullies online, commits suicide.

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There's a new tablet loaded with features and games that is only available in North Korea. Erin Burnett has the story.

MIAMI (AP) -- Hurricane Henriette (hen-ree-EHT') is expected to weaken as it moves across the Pacific, far from land.

President Obama's cancellation of talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin reflects the nations' stymied relations.WASHINGTON -- The Edward Snowden case may have been the last straw, but the White House decision to ca...

WASHINGTON (AP) -- The State Department says Secretary of State John Kerry will travel next week to Colombia and Brazil, where he will discuss bilateral issues and the upcoming U.S. state visit of Brazilian President Dil...

Pikmin 3 is a gorgeous, addictive video game and one of the first truly next-gen looking console titles.

A 27-year-old Rhode Island man is being held without bail after pleading not guilty in Norfolk Superior Court to the 2011 murder of Kristopher Rosa in Avon, prosecutors said. Willie Wilkerson is the second man to face mu...