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Egypt security forces launched an early morning attack Wednesday on two sit-ins by supporters of ousted President Mohammed Morsi, firing ammunition and razing the sites with bulldozers in an attack that could end up kill...

Between three and five children are raped every day. UNICEF says the island nation's handling of the problem is "grossly inadequate."

18 Indian sailors are believed to be trapped on board a naval submarine after the vessel sank following an explosion and fire at its home port of Mumbai early Wednesday.

The 28-year-old man who allegedly murdered Amy Lord of South Boston was ordered held today on $3 million bail in South Boston District Court in two other attacks on women.

Attorneys representing American Airlines and US Airways in their anti-trust case with the Department of Justice said they were in talks with the DOJ regarding the scheduling of a trial date in the matter, stating that th...

Petroglyphs in Nevada dated to more than 10,000 years old, oldest in North America

It's back-to-school season--but your kids might not be the only ones returning to the classroom this fall. As employers demand an increasing range of skills in their employees, many professionals are going back to school...

Leaders from China's textile industry ended a three-day gathering in the southern Chinese city of Foshan today after exchanging about trends that advance both environmental sustainability as well as business.

SpaceX's prototype reusable booster managed to hover more than 1,000 feet above ground.

Nicole Scherzinger dons a stripy dress while heading to Wembley Arena on Monday (August 12) in London, England.

Former Congressman Jesse Jackson Jr. and his wife, Sandi, will be sentenced Wednesday for misusing about $750,000 in campaign funds.

Seventh round of negotiations could determine fate of shuttered industrial complex in demilitarised zone.

Petroglyphs in Nevada dated to more than 10,000 years old, oldest in North America

Miss. official backs lawsuit that seeks to force US agency to pay money to investment victims

Shortly after The Nation announced it would soon begin paying interns minimum wage, journalist Jim Romenesko spotted a listing for an unpaid internship in the latest issue of Harper's. He wondered if the magazine would f...

Brantley's sacrifice fly lifts Indians to 9-8 win over Twins in 12 innings

Bankruptcy case of American Airlines parent AMR goes on despite US lawsuit to block merger

Horses, vintage cars among items being auctioned from Ohio exotic-animals owner's estate

Mali's coup leader promoted to army general in move criticized by activists

Rastafarians gather at Jamaica conference to hash over slavery reparations, other core beliefs

While the previous two Homeland season three trailers left us with more questions than answers, this latest teaser actually helps us discern what the plot might be

Timberwolves agree to terms with Pekovic on new 5-year deal worth $60 million