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COLUMBUS, Ohio -- A convicted child killer scheduled for execution this week requested Monday that his organs be donated to help his ailing mother and sister. Death row inmate Ronald...

The US Secretary of State says a nuclear deal between world powers and Iran is achievable, and they came "extremely close" to a breakthrough at the weekend.

US and British warships are heading to the Philippines as the UN appeals for aid amid large-scale devastation caused by Typhoon Haiyan.

Riot police fired rubber bullets at groups of masked far-right youths after a nationalist march turned violent in Poland's capital.

6 inmates killed in fight at prison in northern Mexico city across border from Texas     

Haiyan storm kills 8 people in southern China, inflicts millions of dollars in damage     

Toronto Mayor Rob Ford says he's "not going anywhere" despite immense pressure to step aside     

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates -- Iran agreed Monday to offer more information and expanded access to U.N. nuclear inspectors -- including more openings at a planned reactor and uranium site...

Iranian Foreign Minister criticises John Kerry for his remarks that blamed Islamic republic for lack of nuclear deal.

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AP Investigation: Obama's green energy drive comes with an unadvertised environmental cost     

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A mother who was suffering post-natal depression when she killed her baby daughter, will be sentenced later.

Police say a man who shot dead three fellow Iranian-expat musicians in New York before taking his own life was upset about being kicked out of a band.

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JERUSALEM -- Israeli far-right leader Avigdor Lieberman was sworn in as foreign minister on Monday after his acquittal on corruption charges, a development that could further complicate peace talks with the Palestinians....

Constantly proclaiming "we'll never know" has become a self-fulfilling prophecy for the American press. It lets the watchdogs off the hook, and excuses their unforgivable failure to actually, you know, investigate the ep...

The mayor of Tacloban discusses escaping to safety and searching for bodies amidst the destruction by Typhoon Haiyan.

Team of wounded US service members in London before starting 208-mile trek to South Pole