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From fashion's trenches, camouflage emerging as a timeless trend     

Boston bomber asks for end to isolation

At least 62 dead in grounding of migrant boat off Sicilian isle, hundreds unaccounted for     

At least 28 people, including 13 children, killed after lorry slams into two minivans in northeastern Assam state.

TOKYO (AP) -- U.S. and Japanese officials said Thursday they will position a second early-warning radar in Japan within the next year and deploy new long-range surveillance drones to help monitor disputed islands in the ...

Activists stumbled into Moscow's show of arctic force

Pakistani official says suicide bombing kills 15 people in country's northwest     

As part of an ongoing siege against the rebel-held town of Moadhamiya, Syrian regime forces are reportedly cutting off access to food for the 12,000 people living there.      

(Reuters) - BP Plc won a legal reprieve in its effort to force the administrator of a settlement related to the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill to tighten standards in assessing claims, potentially sparing the oil company ...

MEXICO CITY (AP) -- Searchers have found 10 more bodies of victims from twin storms that struck the country's Pacific and Gulf coasts at the same time last month, raising the death toll to 157, Mexico's government said W...

There are moments when different branches of government cannot reach agreement. Shutdowns are an expression of those differences

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Money might not grow on trees, but what it it fell from the sky?

Indonesia's Constitutional Court judge arrested in country's latest high-profile graft scandal     

New leak to sea from Japan nuke plant as radioactive water overflowed from tank with no gauge     

A jury Wednesday convicted a Minnesota man in the slaying of his wife, whose body was found in the Mississippi River months after she disappeared, though jurors decided he did not intend to kill her.

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) -- Malaysian lawmakers have approved legal amendments that opponents fear could be abused by authorities to hold people without trial for years and negate the prime minister's pledge to protec...

Southwest spokeswoman Whitney Eichinger says the airline terminated the captain last week after the airline finished its review of the July incident, in which 16 people were hurt. 

TRIPOLI, Libya (AP) -- An armed mob broke into the Russian Embassy compound in the Libyan capital of Tripoli on Wednesday, climbing over walls, breaking down a metal gate and shooting in the air. One of the attackers was...

The city's leaders defend the decision, but some believe Rev. Robert Stepek should not have been hired to work with the public. The city's leaders, including Mayor Harry Klein, pictured at left, defend the decision. But ...

Rouhani: Iran will discuss 'details' of uranium enrichment, but not its rights     

Twitter unseals papers for initial public offering, says it hopes to raise up to $1 billion