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Courtney Stodden--staying true to her style--went braless yet again. Plus awful costume errors.

Fee-crazed but laughing all the way to the bank

The U.N.-Arab League envoy for Syria gave a grim prognosis for the country's future

SYDNEY (AP) -- Australia's ambassador met with Indonesian government officials who summoned him Friday following reports the Australian embassy in Jakarta is a hub for Washington's secret electronic data collection progr...

TORONTO (AP) -- Calls for the resignation of Toronto Mayor Rob Ford intensified after police said they had obtained a video that appears to show him smoking a crack pipe, discovered in a massive surveillance operation of...

BANGKOK (AP) -- Thailand's parliament on Friday moved another step closer to granting amnesty to people involved in the political conflict that has marred the country for almost a decade, prompting thousands to protest i...

President Hollande tells clubs he has no intention of stepping back from 75 percent tax on high income earners.

An investigation into ties between organized crime and banking in Japan has begun. Jake Adelstein explains.

Officials pursuing revisions to security clearance system; issue arose in Navy Yard shooting     

NYC special-ed parents see worst fears realized in 4-week-old case of missing autistic boy     

Happy Friday! Here's your Break Time, a round-up of the can't-miss items from around the web: 

Daylight Saving Time is the greatest continuing fraud ever perpetuated on American people. And this weekend, the effects of this cruel monster will rear its ugly head again.     

He was charged Thursday with 25 counts of dealing in child pornography.

Like a signature on a work of art, a set of balloons that read "BANKSY!" tied to the side of a warehouse visible from the Long Island Expressway in Queens could be the final piece of the famously anonymous British graffi...

BANGKOK (AP) -- The flight data recorder from a Lao Airlines plane that crashed last month has been recovered from the Mekong River and the cockpit voice recorder has been located, officials said Friday.     

It was a chilling series of horrors: four mass killings involving four different families, in four states over four bloody days, leaving 14 adults and seven children dead.     

(Reuters) - A federal appeals court on Thursday reinstated restrictions on abortion providers in Texas, siding with Republican Attorney General Greg Abbott who had asked for an emergency ruling while a lower court ruling...

Boston Food Pantries Prepare For Increased Demand     

Assumption College Football Coaches Help Stop Robbery     

Keller @ Large: Race For Boston Mayor Enters Final Days     

Automakers released October U.S. sales figures on Tuesday. A look at the month's top-selling vehicles, as well as the percent change in sales from October of 2012.     

A fatal crash involving a truck and a car has closed the northbound Dan Ryan Expressway on the South Side this afternoon.