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BEIJING -- At least 83 people have been killed in recent days in floods and landslides in three different parts of China, according to reports Monday by Xinhua, the state news agency.

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Swedish museum to recover missing rare astrolabe, scientific artifact made in 1590

Barnes & Noble 1st-quarter loss more than doubles; Riggio calls off bid for retail stores

The wedding ringers: 2 photogs who shoot City Hall weddings also make perfect witnesses

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) -- North Korea on Tuesday criticized South Korea-U.S. military drills with milder-than-usual language that's seen as a sign of its interest in keeping up diplomacy.

A Pakistani court has indicted Pervez Musharraf, the former president and army chief, in the 2007 assassination of a former prime minister.

New York City police have arrested 19 people in what authorities are calling the city's largest-ever guns bust.

As Europeans and the United States considered cutting cash aid to Egypt, Saudi Arabia said that it and its allies would make up any reduction and vowed continued support.

Remainder of cruise to Alaska canceled after mechanical issues force ship to return to port

Some evacuated residents in the central Idaho resort area of Ketchum and Sun Valley received permission to return home Monday while residents in the tiny town of Atlanta about 50 miles to the west threatened by a differe...

SYDNEY (AP) -- A boat carrying around 100 asylum seekers sank in the Indian Ocean on Tuesday, and Australian officials were hurrying to rescue passengers from the water.

Federal agents raided 16 carwashes in Arizona and accused managers of intentionally hiring immigrants in the United States illegally.

A 12-year-old girl who survived an attack by a bear while she was jogging in Michigan talks about her experience.

The cab mounted the pavement outside the Rockefeller Center, ploughing into the woman who was taken to hospital.

Two UK women arrested in Peru on suspicion of drugs smuggling have arrived at court to find out what charges they may face.

In his response to the U.S. Department of Justice's findings that police officers used excessive force, Chief Manuel Orosa highlighted reforms already made by his department.

Islamists set upon homes and churches, shops and schools as Christians were scapegoated for supporting the military ouster of Mohamed Morsi as president.

Michaella McCollum and Melissa Reid have been charged in Peru over alleged cocaine smuggling and remanded in custody.

Organizers of marches on Washington have to consider several factors for success.

After weeks of speculation, the pop music and TV supremo finally speaks publicly about his impending parenthood.