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The Senate Intelligence Committee voted on Thursday to declassify portions of the report on the CIA’s torture program that’s already been making waves this week.     

Michael Mandell, whose best friend, Tyler Hadley, is in prison for killing his own parents before throwing a house party, said his life was ruined because of the murders.

The Chinese government embarks on a new mini-stimulus programme to boost economic growth.

There is huge security in Afghanistan as presidential candidates prepare for Saturday's vote, which will be the first democratic transfer of power.

Prepare to question what you know about skydiving because there's a new element in play: meteorites.     

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US admits funding Twitter-like service in Cuba but denies it was designed to push people towards political dissent.

Mongolian-flagged ship sinks off South Korea with 11 North Korean crew missing and bodies of two recovered.

Malaysia's opposition leader accuses the Malaysian government of deliberately concealing information about missing flight MH370.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) -- A young girl raped by a child pornography suspect sued the federal government for $110 million Friday, claiming the U.S. Probation Office failed to properly monitor the man who assaulted her and st...

We don't think you're ready for this jelly: Destiny's Child singer Michelle Williams and *NSYNC member JC Chasez will star in Jesus Christ Super Star's upcoming national tour. The all-star cast also includes Incubus' Bra...

Fort Hood killer Spc. Ivan Lopez Jr. began his bloody rampage after being denied a leave-of-absence form at a base office, a relative of one of his victims told ABC...

The underwater search for missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 begins - with pinger locators on two ships in a section of the Indian Ocean.

There is a strong possibility he had a verbal altercation with another soldier or soldiers before the shooting, say officials.

Ukraine's special police were behind the killings of dozens of anti-government protesters in Kiev in February, an initial government inquiry finds.

WASHINGTON (AP) -- A federal judge on Friday dismissed a lawsuit against Obama administration officials for the 2011 drone-strike killings of three U.S. citizens in Yemen, including an al-Qaida cleric.     

The enraged soldier who opened fire at Fort Hood was lashing out after an employee wouldn't give him a leave of absence form, according to the father of one of the soldiers he shot.

Springtime sees the seasonal return of severe weather to the Midwest, with tornadoes, heavy rain and baseball-sized hailstones hitting the heartland. As of Thursday night, myriad tornado warnings remained in effect

Syrian artists are among some two million people who fled overseas to escape the brutal civil war in their home country.

Voters in Afghanistan's upcoming election say they are hoping for security and more opportunities for work.

A new medical device that could save thousands of lives by preventing opioid overdoses was approved Thursday by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) -- The bodies of two North Korean sailors were recovered Friday after their cargo ship went missing off the southern coast of South Korea but 11 others are still missing, South Korea's coast guard...