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NIAMEY, Niger (AP) -- Niger says it has extradited a former high-ranking intelligence official under Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi who was "plotting against the Libyan state."     

Huge Philippine charity walk for Typhoon Haiyan survivors breaks 2 Guinness records     

Engineers work through the night to restore power to thousands of homes cut off after the storms.

A Denmark zoo says that it has no plans to kill one of its healthy male giraffes after its European governing body decided not to send the zoo a female giraffe for the purposes of breeding. 

He burned his hands trying to free his family.     

Back to the Future 'Power Laces' Are Coming in 2015

Rescue services in South Africa are trying to reach more than 200 illegal miners reported trapped underground in an abandoned gold shaft in a suburb just east of Johannesburg, an emergency services spokesman said on Sund...

Clifford Cox collapsed and was declared dead on Saturday evening despite the best efforts of colleagues and emergency crews.

Chief of missile unit and other army officials promoted as North Korea marks the birthday of late leader Kim Jong-il.

BETHLEHEM, Pa. (AP) -- Eric Green had 14 points, Justin Burrell and Anthony Thompson added 13 points each and Holy Cross defeated Lehigh 72-67 on Saturday.     

NEW YORK (AP) -- Kenneth Ortiz scored 18 points and Latif Rivers added 15 as Wagner knocked off Bryant 73-61 on Sunday.     

The body of a New York fashion designer who went missing after a night of drinking has been fished out of the Hudson River near his docked yacht, The Post...

Phil Kessel's hat trick propels the U.S. to a 5-1 victory over Slovenia in its final preliminary-round game.     

Iraq's radical Shia cleric Moqtada Sadr, who gained influence after the US-led invasion in 2003, announces his retirement from political life.

He bought a rock, but got rolled. A Los Angeles man who thought he was getting a sweetheart deal on a 3.68-carat diamond engagement ring from an Upper East Side...

For decades, Florida’s greyhound racing industry did not have to report greyhounds deaths. Now, they do, and the number of reported deaths reached 74 deaths in 2013.

Patrick Farrell’s Pulitzer Prize-winning photos from Haiti are on display at FIU’s Frost Museum until April 20.

A bus carrying schoolchildren on a study trip skidded off a road and into a canal in southwestern Bangladesh on Saturday, killing at least seven children and injuring dozens more, a police chief said.

Messi passes Di Stefano, ties Raul for 3rd on La Liga scoring list; Manchester City advances     

The acting head of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, whose appointment to the post raised eyebrows because of his scant law enforcement experience, told agency employees he will resign Friday, FoxNews.com has le...

Two skiers were killed and three others were injured in a large avalanche in Colorado, marking the third deadly slide in the state in less than a week, authorities said Sunday.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) -- A verdict in the city of Jacksonville is again raising the issue of self-defense and race in Florida, just seven months after George Zimmerman was acquitted in the shooting of a black teenager,...