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Afghanistan's president demanded Sunday that the United States no longer carry out military operations or airstrikes and must jump-start peace talks with the Taliban before his country signs a security deal to keep U.S. ...

Here is a supposition, the U.S. needs ---enemies---. W/o enemies the U.S. could not justify the bloated defense spending, deploy over a 1000 military bases worldwide & have surveillance practices targeting everyone in Am...

Britain's Queen Elizabeth will begin turning over some of her responsibilities to her son and heir, Prince Charles, a British newspaper reported Monday. 

Three people were injured during a possible stabbing this morning in the Portage Park neighborhood, police said.     

France's First Lady, Valerie Trierweiler, fears she could wind up homeless if her cheating partner, President Francoise Hollande, dumps her for the younger actress he's rumored to be seeing, according to a published repo...

The State must keep trying to convince the American people that the portrait of Snowden as a lone patriot is false. If tomorrow, Snowden needed to be painted as a mentally ill Tea-Party gun freak, or a homophobic green d...

Growing fear spreads as deadly violence rocks Iraq's capital. CNNs Michael Holmes reports.

The United Nations, or U.N., on Sunday invited Iran to join upcoming talks this week in Switzerland to discuss the Syrian crisis. The invitation, which evoked a concerned response from the U.S. Department of State, was a...

Life sentence for dumpling poisoner in case that rocked China-Japan relations     

WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) -- An earthquake in New Zealand on Monday shook loose a giant eagle sculpture promoting "The Hobbit" movie trilogy and caused other minor damage around the region.     

Heads of intelligence committees in the House and the Senate, and other current and former intelligence officials, voiced their suspicions on Sunday that Edward Snowden may have had the help of a foreign government when ...

With three weeks to go before the Olympics begin, new threats — and a possible security breach — are placing a troubling cloud over the upcoming Winter Games.     

BERLIN (AP) -- Scientists at the European Space Agency are expecting an important call.     

Two people were killed and 10 seriously hurt in an explosion and partial building collapse at an animal feed processing plant in Omaha on Monday, authorities said.

WELLINGTON, New Zealand – An earthquake in New Zealand on Monday shook loose a giant eagle sculpture promoting “The Hobbit” movie trilogy and caused other minor damage around the region. The...

Hear us out. We know they sometimes ride up in the most uncomfortable places. We know that on occasion, they can become unfortunately sheer. But yoga pants are really the most superior of the pants family -- more comfort...

BERLIN -- Waking up after almost three years of hibernation, a comet-chasing spacecraft sent its first signal back to Earth on Monday, prompting cheers from scientists who hope to use...

Fifty-eight movies—features and short films—were nominated for the 2013 Academy Awards. Time to start planning how to see all of them.     

Comet-chasing Rosetta spacecraft sends first signal back to Earth after years in hibernation.

As NASA waits on the coming year's federal allotment, present and future missions hang in the budgetary balance.     

Between the NHL's line brawls and hallway fights and the NFL's Richard Sherman non-controversy, sports pundits had enough to talk about Monday morning. But the photo of a speed skater flipping the double-bird was too ...