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KIEV -- With hundreds of riot police officers advancing from all sides after a day of deadly mayhem here in the Ukrainian capital, antigovernment protesters mounted a final desperate and seemingly doomed act of defiance ...

A 73-year-old New York man was banned from a Long Island mall after he was cited for trespassing when he tried to use a restroom before the mall opened, CBS New York reported.

President Barack Obama and his secretary of State will talk about the unrest in Ukraine on Wednesday, seeking to assert a U.S. role in halting the escalating clashes between police and anti-government protesters.

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EU calls meeting of bloc's 28 foreign ministers on Ukraine violence, weighing sanctions     

President Yanukovych of Ukraine blames opposition leaders for the deadliest violence in months, as police attack the main protest camp in Kiev.

China's track record on press freedom is poor -- and shows no sign of improvement.

HONG KONG (AP) -- Cathay Pacific Airways says nine people were injured when a Boeing 747 hit severe turbulence over Japan.     

Vice governor of China's Hainan province under investigation for apparent corruption     

Before giving himself up, Leopoldo López, accused of inciting violence during recent antigovernment protests, addressed the largest rally in over two weeks of growing demonstrations.     

Sister Rice embarrassed officials by breaking into the high-security plant and spraying human blood on a bunker holding uranium.

The DHS, citing "credible" intelligence about a possible new threat, issued a warning about explosives hidden in shoes on Wednesday.     

KERMIT, W.Va. -- Health officials have temporarily shut down a southern West Virginia pizza restaurant after a district manager was caught on surveillance video urinating into a sink. The Mingo...

Thirty-five orders have already been taken for a new Sons of Confederate Veterans-designed license plate that is now available in Georgia.     

NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) -- A New York City man is facing an arson charge for allegedly setting a fire in a Rhode Island Wal-Mart.     

George Zimmerman's de facto spokesman, Frank Taaffe, has recently rushed to the defense of Michael Dunn, who, like Zimmerman, was accused of murdering an unarmed black Florida teenager. Perhaps this should come as no ...

The late Oscar-winning actor Philip Seymour Hoffman gave an unusual last wish in his will — that his then-only child grow up in one of three US cities. “It is...

Christian Pot Shop Battles IRS on Tax Law

Online shopping has become one of those things you do on your lunch break, during lectures or at night before you go to bed. At any given time, you probably have 20 items floating in your cart. But do you ever stop to th...

The music is never over when it comes to The Doors.

Watch the Jamaican bobsled team show CNN's Amanda Davies how they push start.

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) -- The mayors of two of Rhode Island's largest cities are again teaming up to host job fairs.