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I recently moved to a new city and transitioned onto a new beat, so I've been meeting a lot more people than usual for the past few weeks.

Chrysler giveth and Chrysler taketh away. On Tuesday, the Detroit-based automobile manufacturer ordered that the complete collection of educational donation Dodge Viper SRTs must be crushed within two weeks. It...

Treatment could end need for daily pills

The writer has turned again to fiction. But will her politics get in the way?     

With Moscow's move into Crimea, Beijing has a tricky line to toe concerning national sovereignty

A New Jersey family heads to court today with the teenage daughter facing off against her parents in a battle to get them to pay for her schooling and living costs even though she's 18.

Early this morning the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) announced that it blocked a ship carrying advanced weapons from Iran to Palestinian militants in Gaza, suggesting that Iran and Israel aren't going to bury the hatchet ...

The high-profile trial of al-Jazeera journalists accused of aiding a terrorist organisation is due to resume in Egypt.

Desperation and hunger forces South Sudanese civilians to continue to flee, even to war-stricken Darfur, UN says.

An inquiry into the conduct of agency employees began after lawmakers complained that the C.I.A. was improperly monitoring the work of staff members of a Senate committee.     

WASHINGTON

About a third of all women in the European Union have experienced either physical or sexual violence since the age of 15, a new survey finds.

Why Germany avoids confronting Russia over Ukraine

"Armed men of uncertain allegiance," the New York Times called them in a dispatch from Simferopol, on February 28: "Their military uniforms bore no insignia and it was not clear who they were or who was commanding them."...

Europe and Russia both have plenty to lose in the standoff over Ukraine

Chipotle Warns of Climate Change Guacpocalypse

Mass. high court rules that state law doesn't prohibit 'upskirt' photos of women riding subway

Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush is "the most qualified person in the country" to run for president in 2016 -- that, according to his mother Barbara Bush.

Celebrities go for the au natural look!

Over the weekend, the National Zoo welcomed its second litter of lions this year.      

By Corrie Pikul From head to toe, it's full of surprises.

Arizona state senator who plans to run for open US House seat comes out as gay