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Father and daughter recreate wedding photos as a goodbye to late wife and mother     

The social network site tops the list of Google's most searched-for terms in 2013.

Is it time for the mainstream media to start telling the truth?

Lebanon news agency: Car bomb strikes Hezbollah stronghold in east, blast caused casualties     

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John C. Beale, once the Environmental Protection Agency's highest-paid employee, went to great lengths to avoid doing his job as a senior policy advisor. On Wednesday, he'll find out how much time he'll have to serve in ...

Japan to boost defense spending, shift troops to south amid concerns about China's rise     

The College of Policing is reviewing its training to try to prevent more people dying in police custody in England and Wales, the BBC learns.

North Korea is marking the second anniversary of the death of leader Kim Jong-il, days after the dramatic purge of a top-level official.

From the Boston bombing to the VMAs

A wildfire burning near the Central California coastline had destroyed 15 structures, including some homes, and had grown to more than 500 acres in size Monday. 

There is "no credible evidence" to support a claim that the British military was involved in the deaths of Princess Diana, her boyfriend and their driver, say police.

Poor communication and mistrust between prison departments is hindering efforts to cut re-offending, an inspection finds.

Zebras' bold stripes protect the animals by masking their movements, according to a study.

APNewsBreak: Red, white and what? USOC's fundraising mittens made in China     

George Zimmerman, the guy that killed Trayvon Martin and who has a complicated personal life, has made a painting that he would like to sell you.     

WASHINGTON -- In 2005 the House of Representatives struck a mighty blow against those insidious secular busybodies when lawmakers voted overwhelmingly to affirm the right of Americans to enjoy the trappings of Christmas....

The Bureau of Labor Statistics shows us the frugal reality of life on the social safety net.

Will Ferrell stars in "Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues," a sequel now set in the 1980s and the era of cable.     

(RNS) Twin Cities Archbishop John Nienstedt, already under fire for failing to take action against priests suspected of abuse, announced Tuesday (Dec. 17) that he is stepping aside temporarily after a minor accused the o...

It's hard to recall, but cast your memory back to last January, when Justin Timberlake's solo music career was but a fading cultural echo and David Bowie had not released an album since 2003.      

HOUSTON (AP) -- Santa Claus has come to town in Houston and he's sweeter than your average holiday fellow. A Houston hotel has created a half-ton dark chocolate sculpture of Santa Claus in a chair, complete with elves.