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The military ousted Morsi on July 3 after millions took to the street demanding he step down.

Journalist who obtained Edward Snowden documents says US spy agency broke into the email accounts of the heads of state.

American long-distance swimmer Diana Nyad is only around 2 miles from completing her swim across the Florida Straits on Monday, according to her staff, attempting to become the first person to swim from Cuba to the Flori...

Diana Nyad was just 17 miles shy early Monday morning of reaching a goal she's been chasing for 35 years.

The president is seeking support for action in Syria from his former presidential rival

She's on the verge of completing Cuba to Florida swim

CAIRO (AP) -- A panel of Egyptian judges recommended Monday the dissolution of the Muslim Brotherhood group, adding momentum to a push by authorities to ban the ousted Islamist president's main backers. Since the militar...

Secretary general insists military action "is out of the question" unless United Nations gives green light.

The Drug Enforcement Agency can comb through roughly 26 years of phone records in their pursuit of big time drug dealers through a newly revealed partnership with AT&T to provide the law enforcement agency with real tim...

The last day of a New York City dance music festival featuring high-profile acts including Avicii, David Guetta and Diplo was canceled Sunday after the deaths of two attendees and the hospitalizations of several others, ...

The agreement ends a monthlong blackout of CBS and CBS-owned channels including Showtime Networks, CBS Sports Network, the Smithsonian channel that affected three million homes in Dallas, Los Angeles and New York and beg...

Actor Michael Douglas says no crisis in marriage, he and Catherine Zeta-Jones 'are fine'     

BERLIN (AP) -- Actor Michael Douglas says he doesn't have a crisis at home and that he and his wife Catherine Zeta-Jones "are fine" and taking a "temporary separation."     

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Two Republican foreign policy hawks say President Barack Obama must make a strong case for attacking Bashar Assad's Syria if he wants to win congressional backing for the operation.     

'I Wish to Apologize to the People of Illinois' will soon be brought to the stageIllinois has long been known for its sordid political theater, so perhaps it's natural that one of the state's many corruption tales is hea...

Exactly one month since the blackout began -- and a week before football season starts -- CBS and Time Warner Cable have come to agreement to end their dispute over transmission and carriage rights, CBS' communications e...

Surge in part-time hiring prompts questions on health care reform's impact

BEIJING/SHANGHAI

On 4 September President Obama will be arriving in Sweden, a country where a recent headline read 'The country we called Sweden no longer exists'. However, reports upon discrimination and 'local corruption' do exist, and...

The delay in expected missile strikes left Syria struggling to return to normalcy, with the military and rebels still bracing and everyone uncertain whether an attack would happen at all.     

SINGAPORE/TOKYO

The Willem de Kooning Foundation and Gagosian Gallery plan to exhibit, and sell, 10 paintings by de Kooning in New York this fall to raise money for scholarly and educational programs.