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Granted "unprecedented access" to the NSA, 60 Minutes paints the rosiest possible picture of what the beleaguered agency does.     

The researcher dressed in blue plastic smock, slippers and gloves is having a tough time getting his work done.

Sixteen people have been killed in violence in China's volatile western region of Xinjiang, state media reported Monday.

ATHENS, Greece (AP) -- Greek police have arrested four Pakistani citizens and are searching for three more for allegedly kidnapping 10 Syrian migrants and keeping them chained in a house for several days after enticing t...

BEIJING (AP) -- A Chinese newspaper says a U.S. Navy guided missile cruiser had been harassing a Chinese fleet before it nearly collided with a Chinese warship early this month.     

The fatal shooting of an Israeli soldier on the Lebanon border raises fears of renewed fighting in the volatile region.

WASHINGTON -- Iran's top diplomat Sunday shrugged off the disappearance of purported US spy Robert Levinson, who went missing seven years ago in the Islamic republic. Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad...

The family of late locked-in syndrome sufferer Tony Nicklinson and paralysed road accident victim Paul Lamb renew their right-to-die court fight in the Supreme Court.

Bus plunges from elevated Manila highway onto van, killing 21 and injuring 20     

A thief and his twerking acomplice were caught on video.     

A recent survey conducted by global research firm IPSOS across 20 countries, found that a whopping 71% of Chinese say they gauge their success by the things they own.      

Here's a rare treat for you guys today: Kate Beckinsale in skintight spandex.

President Salva Kiir says the government is now in full control of the capital and declares a dawn-to-dusk curfew.

Jorge Mario Bergoglio with his father and grandfather, pictured in Buenos Aires in 1937, the year after his birth. Courtesy Maria Elena Bergoglio/Reuters. Bergoglio (left) with his brother Oscar, in 1942, after receiving...

A USA TODAY investigation shows MRSA bacteria are striking kids, athletes and prisoners.

Buying power from the new Hinkley C nuclear generator will be too expensive, the boss of one of the UK's biggest energy consumers says.

Since radiation in ocean from Fukushima flows way beyond territorial waters of Japan, why are nations of world allowing Japan and TEPCO to have total control over what happens? We must all have a say about Fukushima and ...

MPs accuse the BBC of "failure at the highest levels" and breach of trust by handing over huge pay-offs to senior staff.

Friends of Claire Davis, the 17-year-old senior critically wounded in Friday's shooting at a Colorado high school, are wondering why bad things happen to good people, yet are thankful she made it through the night.

Antibacterial chemicals may pose health risks, and may not prevent spread of germs.

Exxon Mobil, Expedia, Herbalife and Ryder are big market movers     

US regulators accuse online lender of collecting money consumers didn't owe, company protests