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(Reuters) - President Barack Obama's HealthCare.gov site is riddled with security flaws that put user data of millions of people at risk and it should be shut down until fixed, several technology experts warned lawmakers...

U.S. drug agents in Thailand took custody of five men wanted in the United States on allegations of being part of a drug ring that sought to traffic in North Korean methamphetamine and other drugs, CNN has learned.

Before apparently attacking his father

Thailand's Constitutional Court is set to rule on whether the government plans to amend the constitution are legal, a move that could spark political unrest.

6 dead, 2 missing in unrelated crashes of 3 Mexican-registered small planes     

New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has signed landmark legislation banning the sale of tobacco products to anyone under the age of 21.

President Barack Obama urges US senators to hold off from proposing more sanctions against Iran to allow time for world powers to complete a deal on Tehran's nuclear programme.

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The former host of Animal Planet's Wild Recon has admitted offering to sell two endangered monitor lizards without a permit.

One person has been killed and dozens more injured in clashes between opponents and supporters of Egypt's military-backed regime.

Kristie Lu Stout speaks to a group of Chinese fashion experts about the effects of counterfeiting in the fashion industry.

Paris has beaten London to the title of the world's best city for students, for the second year, according to the latest ranking.

MP John Baron, who is leading the challenge, says the the Government's plan needs to be "properly scrutinised" by Parliament.

Early votes oppose late-term abortion ban on Albuquerque ballot     

US Secretary of State tells the Afghan president that 'mistakes' had been made in Afghanistan.

Is President Obama cosying up to despots?

A third of Texas' clinics are set to close

Some countries leave their alcoholics to sleep in the streets. The Netherlands gives theirs beer as payment for cleaning them.     

Insect eating creeps on to Paris menus

Palin's PAC wonders if Bashir will be disciplined for 'violent and hateful' comments     

Poll: Young people say online slurs common, but not OK _ even if you're 'just kidding'