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Allison Williams to wed CollegeHumor co-founder

What little is known of the condition of the most successful Grand Prix racing driver in history is not encouraging for his prospects of recovery.     

Several newly uncovered documents reveal that three companies connected to Ukraine's ousted president, Viktor Yanukovych, have ties to corruption exposed by late Russian lawyer Sergei Magnitsky. Magnitsky died in prison ...

Ukraine's interim leaders warn "unpopular" steps are needed to save the economy, as parliament is set to vote on the new cabinet.

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Accused of being a spy in the United States, Fernando Gonzalez can expect a hero's welcome when he returns to Cuba.

“Holmes honorably served our nation for nearly twenty-three years and retired as a Major at the end of 2010,” Judge Orlando Garcia, of the Western District of Texas, wrote in an order, issued Thursday, finding the st...

CORAL GABLES, Fla. (AP) -- Hillary Rodham Clinton is lauding Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer's veto of a bill that set off a national debate over gay rights.     

PYONGYANG, North Korea (AP) -- A South Korean Baptist missionary who was arrested for allegedly trying to establish underground Christian churches in North Korea has told reporters he is sorry for his "anti-state" crimes...

The captain of the Costa Concordia, Francesco Schettino, is to return to the wreck for the first time as part of his trial for manslaughter.

How many healthy animals do zoos kill every year?

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An ultra-daredevil plans to plunge off the world's tallest mountain while wearing a wing-suit.

Call it what you will: Resolution-gate; the Great Console War of 2013/2014; bloody nonsense.

Two people who were pivotal in the plan to close access lanes to the George Washington Bridge wrote of creating traffic problems in front of the home of a local rabbi.     

Supporters of government and opposition protesting side by side in Caracas despite peace conference.

SRINAGAR, India (AP) -- An Indian official says an army soldier fired indiscriminately at his colleagues at an army camp in the Indian portion of Kashmir, killing five of them before fatally shooting himself.     

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Radiation from Japan's Fukushima nuclear disaster may reach the U.S. West Coast within weeks, according to a report released Monday. But researchers said the low radiation levels would likely cause no environmental or hu...

Everyone likes a good horror story. Well, during my thirty years working in disaster recovery (DR), I have heard many. What is odd is that the stories repeat themselves over and over again. It seems that a large number o...

The world has been wondering for days what happened to former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych, who has become a wanted fugitive. Now, the ousted leader has surfaced and is likely in Russia, whose president Vladimir...