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8 people killed, 10 injured when small airliner crashes while landing in northern Bolivia     

Navy bristling from case alleging contractor bought secrets with hookers, Lady Gaga tickets     

Gunmen attack Mexican marines at 3 spots in border city; officials report 13 attackers killed     

A stampede during an All Souls Day celebration killed at least 20 and injured dozens more. CNN's Jonathan Mann has more.

The NSA and its British counterpart are the "worst offenders" of mass surveillance, according to an open letter purportedly written by Edward Snowden in Der Spiegel.

According to a German media report, police may have uncovered about 1,500 Nazi-confiscated works of art long thought to be lost.     

Naked and wet, more than 800 nudists paraded into the waters of Haulover Beach Sunday afternoon in an attempt to break the Guinness World Record for most skinny-dippers at a single venue.

'I was tied up like a fish' by Ariel Castro

New drugs are close to market that promise complete cures in more people, with shorter courses and fewer side effects. But they will not be cheap.     

Italy-based pasta maker Barilla pledging to improve diversity after boycott calls from gays     

Asian stock markets pessimistic on fears that US may cut stimulus by January     

Barack Obama: President of the United States, and Huffington Post blogger. In a post on Sunday night, Obama made the case for Congress to finally pass ENDA, otherwise known as the Employment Non-Discrimination Act.   �...

As House and Senate negotiators meet Wednesday for the first joint talks on a bill that includes sharp cuts to food-stamp funding, an open question is whether lawmakers will get serious about targeting fraud in the massi...

Band of thieves in zombie costumes and other Halloween garb rob jewelry store in Mexico City     

Four months after a military coup removed him from power, former Egyptian President Mohamed Morsy is faces trial Monday.

More than 50,000 strong: Record number compete in NYC Marathon despite heightened security     

Sometimes people stuck in airports don't know how they got there, are underfed, and just want to go home. Sometimes, alligators are like that too.      

LOS ANGELES -- LOS ANGELES (AP) -- The 23-year-old charged as the gunman in the deadly shooting at Los Angeles International Airport told authorities at the scene that he acted alone and had been dropped off by a friend,...

From the 350 GTV to next year's Veneno Roadster, a celebration of Lamborghini.

This article provides American Framing ideas on climate change action for three kinds of audiences: those who are already convinced but in despair and ignoring the issue, those who are not yet convinced, and for the gene...

A 55-year-old woman in Texas plead guilty to voter fraud on Monday. The case will certainly become fodder in the defense of the state's new voter ID law. But it shows, above all else, how unnecessary that law actually is...

Dallas-area home where Lee Harvey Oswald stayed before JFK assassination to open as museum