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Thai aircraft are seen near the Preah Vihear temple ahead of a key court ruling, triggering a Cambodian military alert.

India braces for increase in Kashmir militancy as US winds down presence in Afghanistan     

George Stinney was executed in 1944 for killing 2 girls.     

MANILA, Philippines (AP) -- Rescuers in the central Philippines counted at least 100 dead and many more injured Saturday a day after one of the most powerful typhoons on record ripped through the region, wiping away buil...

Prosecutors charged Dino Bouterse with inviting people he thought were from Hezbollah to set up base in his country.

In Jerusalem to rekindle negotiations between Israelis and Palestinians, Secretary of State John Kerry dropped his usual diplomatic air in an interview this week, blaming Israel for the lack of progress, according to the...

A grand jury indicted 11 bikers, including an undercover New York City police detective, in connection with a well-publicized clash with an SUV driver, according to the Friday indictment.

CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) -- A Miami Herald journalist was being held for a second night by Venezuelan authorities after he was detained by security forces while reporting on the country's economic crisis.     

With a boost from Russia and China, Secretary of State John Kerry mounted a major diplomatic push Friday to reach an interim nuclear deal with Iran, despite fierce opposition from...

A day after Super Typhoon Haiyan roared into the Philippines, officials find more than 100 bodies strewn on the streets of one coastal city.

ISLAMABAD (AP) -- "Waar" seems ordinary enough as an action movie -- Pakistani forces fighting terrorism, a James Bond-like character hunting an assassin, a woman ensnaring a patriot with her sexual wiles.     

Michelle Jenneke, the Internet's favorite dancing, swimsuit modeling Australian hurdler, has been studying for an exam, apparently. This just may be something that people find compelling, as she has been hitting the book...

New York chooses a new mayor and the Philippines faces a typhoon in this week's most impactful photos

SPENCER, Mass. (AP) -- When he traveled to Texas in September hoping to add his long-lost father to his family, Zackery Spencer quickly learned that in the Lone Star State, everything's bigger.     

WORCESTER -- An 18-month-old boy was seriously injured when he was apparently hit by the family car rolling down the driveway Friday afternoon.     

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Dennis Rodman apparently doesn't rate Kobe Bryant quite as highly as North Korean leader Kim Jong-un these days. In a video obtained by TMZ, Rodman can be heard shouting a profane message about Bryant in front of a crowd...

The swastikas, the students recalled, seemed to be everywhere: on walls, desks, lockers, textbooks, computer screens, a playground slide -- even on a student's face.

Colombia club shooting leaves 8 dead, 6 injured     

Schools are cracking down on cyber-bullying by monitoring student behavior on social media.

Belgian photographer Harry Fayt's work focuses primarily on the theme of water. Like many artists both past and present, the female figure, epitome of beauty, fascinates, influences and guides him in his artistic evoluti...

At Boston University, one father was so upset over his daughter's A-minus final grade that he called the professor to complain, and then the department chair, and then the academic dean.