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Two men are charged with the murder of a teenager who was shot in Battersea last month.

I saw the picture the way we see so many things on Facebook - a quick glance, a quick judgment. Blink. It was a picture of a little boy, seen from the back, standing on the fence outside the National Zoo, under a sign th...

Two weeks of sliced budgets and suspensions following Congressional gridlock have been a disastrous setback to a variety of American science programs, wasting millions of dollars and months if not years of research.

BEIRUT (AP) -- International Committee of the Red Cross says 7 of its workers kidnapped in northern Syria.     

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) -- Massachusetts state police say four children were injured when their car rolled over on Interstate 291 in Springfield in a drunken driving crash.     

ISRAEL-GAZA BORDER

The singer says the use of the insult in schools is a "crisis" and is working with ministers and charities to clamp down on it.

The journalist tells his family of the "horrible anxiety" he feels as he faces spending 15 years in a Russian prison for 'piracy'.

Israeli army says it found tunnel dug from Gaza to Israel, believes Hamas planned attack     

With suicide blasts and waves of car bombs, al-Qaida picking up tempo of attacks in Iraq     

The strongest storm to hit India in 14 years weakened Sunday, having overturned cars, blown away homes and left at least six dead.

India's strongest typhoon in 14 years has hit the coastline, forcing half a million people to flee.

All nine teenagers who were sought in an Amber Alert are with their parents, according to the lawyer for a New Mexico youth ranch. But, authorities say, the Amber Alert will remain active until they can confirm the teens...

At least 13 people were killed when Typhoon Nari pounded the Philippines over the weekend, the country's disaster management agency said.

Timothy Bradley wins split decision over Juan Manuel Marquez to keep piece of title     

World finance officials pledged on Saturday to deal with new risks to the global recovery while they kept up pressure on the United States to address the biggest threat of all -- a market-rattling default on U.S. debt.

At least 44 fighters killed in three-day battle between rival factions despite al-Qaeda chief urging groups to unite.

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WASHINGTON

One of Britain's richest men is heading for the Caribbean, but his spokesman says the move makes "no difference" to his tax bill.

People in 17 states found themselves temporarily unable to use their food stamp debit-style cards on Saturday, after a routine test of backup systems by vendor Xerox Corp. resulted in a system failure. Xerox spokeswoman ...

Tragedy hits again for Adrian Peterson, whose lifetime of resilience has fueled stellar career