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Dzhokhar Tsarnaev faces execution if convicted of the largest mass-casualty attack on US soil since September 11, 2001.

At least 11 officers died in the suspected suicide attack, officials say, while dozens more were hospitalised.

The ability of vocal religious groups, litigants and politicians to threaten publishers has many Indians worried

The boy's British mother is believed to have been at the cricket ground at the time, in Melbourne, Australia.

Afghan official says 65 accused militants at former US prison freed despite American protest     

Salvador castaway is mentally fragile, although physically healthy as he recovers in hospital     

3 Venezuelans killed as gunfire erupts during anti-government protests, clashes with police     

US Secretary of State John Kerry is due in Seoul, a day after the two Koreas made little progress in their highest-level talks in six years.

China announces $1.6 billion fund to reward cities, regions making progress on air pollution     

Official figures show 49 people suspected of genocide, torture or serious crimes abroad are living in Britain despite being considered priority cases for deportation.

UNITED NATIONS (AP) -- Russia presented a rival U.N. resolution on the humanitarian crisis in Syria to key Security Council members after saying they would veto a Western and Arab-backed measure threatening sanctions aga...

At least two people are shot dead and 23 injured during a student demonstration in the Venezuelan capital, Caracas.

COATZACOALCOS, Mexico (AP) -- Officials in the Gulf coast state of Veracruz jumped to the conclusion that a journalist found slain this week was killed in a personal vendetta, angry colleagues said Wednesday, calling for...

Belgium's lower house is expected to vote on whether to extend a euthanasia law to terminally-ill children.

Italy's Democratic Party is to hold a crisis meeting, amid speculation that PM Enrico Letta could be replaced by his younger rival Matteo Renzi.

African Union soldiers make discovery at army camp occupied by Seleka rebels in Bangui, in the Central African Republic.

Juan Carlos Chavez, who was convicted for the rape and murder of a nine-year-old boy, dies by lethal injection in Florida.

The front row at New York Fashion Week is filled with well-dressed editors, stylists, celebrities and bloggers. But beyond the obvious fashion fodder, photographers also capture some awkward moments that make us LOL. (Se...

HELENA, Mont. (AP) -- Montana Sen. John Tester is the new chairman of the Senate Indian Affairs Committee, while interim Montana Sen. John Walsh has announced his appointment to four committees.     

TAYLOR, Mich. (AP) -- A friend, father, bouncer and husband several times over has been remembered in the suburban Detroit watering hole he considered his second home and place he requested for his funeral.     

Michael Dunn's fate is now in the hands of a Florida jury who began their first full day of deliberations today in the loud music murder trial.     

LIMA, Peru (AP) -- Profuse sweating betrayed Nicole Bartscher's internal panic over having 10 pounds of cocaine strapped to her body as she negotiated her way through Lima's international airport in 2010 for a flight to ...