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The corps is struggling to find a fair fitness exam

CNN's Arwa Damon joined a patrol of U.N. peacekeepers in violence-stricken Juba, South Sudan. Take a look.

Doctors treating Sharon say his life is in danger and his vital organs are suffering from critical malfunction.

More than 1,000 cars on display.

Residents and emergency management officials in New England and parts of New York prepared on Wednesday for a winter storm predicted to help usher in 2014 with snow and frigid temperatures across much of the region.

Forty-six-year-old Juan Carlos Chavez is scheduled to die by injection Feb. 12 for the Sept. 11, 1995, slaying.

Repercussions from the heavy snowfall started to sound like the punch line to a joke Thursday:     

The tomb of a brewer who served an ancient Egyptian court more than 3,000 years ago is discovered in the city of Luxor.

Several people are injured as police open fire on protesting garment workers in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

NEW YORK (AP) -- A journalist says New York City police officers tackled him and unfairly arrested him while he was covering the anniversary of the Occupy Wall Street protests.     

Norwegian and Danish ships are set to sail again from Cyprus in a new bid to collect Syria's chemical arms, after an earlier deadline was missed.

CENTENNIAL, Colo. (AP) -- Colorado judge denies Saudi inmate's request to return home to finish sex-abuse sentence.     

Protesters took to the streets of Kolkata Thursday during a vigil for an adolescent gang-rape victim who died in India earlier this week. The young girl, who was allegedly gang-raped twice in October, succumbed to her in...

For the first time in history, all three branches of the US government are complicit in violating the Fourth Amendment of the US Constitution by facilitating illegal surveillance said former CIA officer Ray McGovern. The...

Singh: Narendra Modi would be "disastrous" as the PM

Cyber security company FireEye acquires Mandiant, a firm known for emergency responses to network breaches, in a deal worth more than $1bn (£608m).

Severe flooding is expected in many parts of the UK as high tides combine with heavy rain and strong winds later.

South Korea dismisses North Korean leader Kim's calls for improved ties     

Libyan authorities have found the bodies of two foreigners who appear to have been shot during a picnic on a beach west of Tripoli, media officials said Thursday.

A few years from now, will it be possible to grow spare human organs inside pigs?

A video circulating around the net shows what looks to be a scary clump of spiders, but in reality it shows a harmless cluster of opillonids, aka "daddy long legs" just trying to stay warm.

An appeals court rules an Opa-locka man was justified in using deadly force against two unarmed men who initiated a fistfight in April 2008