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After John Hull became blind, he kept an audio diary of his experience. A film by Peter Middleton and James Spinney is a dramatization using those recordings.     

The footage proves firefighters knew Ye Mengyuan was on the ground before she was hit by a fire truck after an air crash.

On Wednesday, the Air Force announced that it had suspended and revoked the security clearances for 34 officers who worked in nuclear command after it was discovered that they had cheated on monthly exams evaluating thei...

Environmental groups add Navy to lawsuit to revise military's plan to intensify sonar     

The F1 boss is expected to stand down from the sport's board pending the trial's outcome, Sky News understands.

They'll stick around.

France underestimated the hatred between Christian and Muslims in the Central African Republic, its ambassador to the United Nations says.

Flash floods, landslide kill at least 13 people in northern Indonesia, leave 2 missing     

Protests continue in Bangkok where CNN's Saima Mohsin spoke to protest leader Suthep Thaugsuban about his goals.

Has ANYONE ever taken a great photo for their driver's license?

Residents of China's capital, Beijing, are warned to take precautions after air pollution readings soar amid thick smog.

Indian police: Suspects in rape of Danish tourist are unemployed youth; attack lasted hours     

Five people are injured in a series of Israeli air raids on the Gaza Strip after rockets are fired towards Ashkelon in southern Israel, reports say.

Three friends of accused Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev will stand trial on June 23 on federal charges of obstructing justice and lying to the FBI in the aftermath of the blasts, a judge said today.     

Southwest Airlines and Dish Network extend deal on in-flight live-TV service through 2014     

Richard Corliss reads the Oscar tea leaves to offer the best bets for this year's winners

Boehner: House won't repeal 2012 flood insurance premium hikes     

Twin polar bears, born at a Munich Zoo, have been caught on camera for the first time since their birth.

A clip of a marketing stunt for the horror film 'Devils' Due' has been viewed more than 20 million times on YouTube.

It's the one Oscar-nominated film you're almost guaranteed to have never heard of. Gather 'round and learn all there is to know about Best Song nominee Alone Yet Not Alone.     

It's midnight in a bad neighborhood in New York City. In a dark junkyard, a sweet pug is chained to a car bumper. This lonely, cluttered mess is his "home," but not for long. James "Head" Guiliani, a former street enforc...

The shocking case of a 23-year-old maid, beaten until she was barely recognizable, points to a systemic failure to protect Indonesian domestic workers