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Two or three Americans and one Briton were among those who attacked a Nairobi shopping mall, Kenya's foreign minister said Monday.

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani on Tuesday called the Holocaust a "reprehensible" crime committed by the Nazis against the Jewish people but said it was up to historians to determine the scale of what happened.     

His visit aims to further deepen bilateral ties

Kenya begins three days of national mourning following the end of the four-day siege by Islamist militants on a Nairobi shopping centre that left scores dead.

The Fayette County Sheriff's Department says a skydiver who was missing after a jump in southwestern Tennessee has been found dead.

A protester rushes the stage as a high-profile couple stages Seoul's first public same-sex marriage.

NAIROBI -- The plot was hatched weeks or months ago on Somali soil, by Al-Shabab's "external operations arm," officials say. A team of English-speaking foreign fighters was carefully selected, along with a target: Nairob...

Thirteen of Syria's most powerful rebel groups issue joint statement rejecting main political opposition bloc.

MEXICO CITY (AP) -- Mexican authorities say the death toll from last week's floods and mudslides has risen to 130, after eight more bodies were found buried in a landslide.     

Mike Newman has broken the blind land speed record by driving at an average speed of 186mph, his team say.

The president, Hassan Rouhani, said nuclear weapons would never be part of Iran's future.     

Prime Minster Hun Sen may face constitutional hurdles as opposition intensifies and negotiations prove fruitless

The dancer-choreographer Kyle Abraham, who recalled relying on food stamps three years ago, is among the 24 MacArthur fellows who will each receive a $625,000 stipend.     

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At about 8 p.m. tonight, Senator Ted Cruz read Green Eggs and Ham, in its entirety, on the Senate floor during his non-filibuster against Obamacare. It was a bedtime story to his daughters.      

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Greece: Far right party members convicted, policeman arrested as probe widens     

Scientists are more certain than ever that greenhouse gases from human activities are heating the planet, the head of the UN's climate panel has said.

A stadium nearing completion in Brazil's Amazon region may take on a rather different use after next year's tournament.

ELK CITY, Okla. (AP) -- A Camaro connected to the 1970 disappearance of three teens that was recovered from an Oklahoma lake shows signs of an accident, while a second car connected to another case appears not to have be...

"Why are you so sad?" a TV reporter asked the little girl with a bright pink bow in her hair.