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The Italian Senate will vote Wednesday on whether to expel Silvio Berlusconi from parliament after his conviction for tax fraud, in what could be the biggest blow to the former Prime Minister's political career.

Thousands of anti-government demonstrators aimed to keep up pressure on the Thai government on Wednesday by surrounding more official buildings amid the highest tensions the country has seen since deadly unrest three yea...

I-Team: Inside The FBI Crime Lab In Quantico     

A Long Island psychologist – who narrowly the escaped Holocaust – enjoyed an emotional reunion on Wednesday with a man whose family hid him from Nazis. Leon Gersten, 79, and...

PANAMA CITY (AP) -- Thirty-two of 35 crew members and a North Korean ship seized for carrying hidden arms from Cuba will be released, a Panamanian prosecutor said Wednesday.     

CAIRO (AP) -- An Egyptian court has handed down heavy sentences of 11 years in prison to 21 female supporters of the ousted Islamist president, many of them juveniles, for holding a protest.     

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Vice President Joe Biden intends to raise objections over China's newly declared air defense zone in the East China Sea during a visit to the country next week.     

HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) -- Gov. Dannel P. Malloy is crediting Connecticut residents with pulling together and fighting for common causes "in the aftermath of the unthinkable" in his annual Thanksgiving message.     

MLK aide Andrew Young at legal odds with slain civil rights leader's children over legacy     

Illinois legislators reach pension deal, will be considered during Dec. 3 special session     

Judge finalizes Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore's divorce; couple married in 2005     

IndyCar, Indy Lights O2 Racing Technology team owner Mark Olson resolve issues from 2011 race     

Health law small business insurance shopping site delayed for 1 year     

Amnesty International says gay rights office in Haiti attacked, members tied and beaten     

Instead of celebrating the president's returning to his original promise as peacemaker, the warmongers of both parties in Congress, egged on by the unholy alliance of Saudi Arabia and Israel, are crying foul. Their outra...

(Reuters) - The Syrian National Coalition opposition group will attend the "Geneva 2" talks in January aimed at ending the civil war, the group's president, Ahmad Jarba, said on Wednesday.

$5M bond for suspect in deaths of Kan. mom, children; cousin says man had been stalking woman     

Garth Brooks focused on new box set, TV special, but looks forward to 2014 filled with music     

No. 8 Syracuse beats California 92-81 in Maui Invitational, will play for tournament title     

Syrian government says it will take part in peace talks, but won't hand over power     

US rig count increases by 2 this week, settling at 1,763