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Ukraine claims Russian provocateurs have been sent to stir up trouble.

New apps and a web-based service make it much easier to get to your photos from anywhere.

This year's Pyongyang marathon was open to foreign amateurs.

Ukraine Interior Minister: 3 dead, 13 injured after clashes at Black Sea military base.

Phased parliamentary elections cross the half-way mark, with 121 constituencies casting their ballot.

Videos purport to show victims of fresh attack on Kafr Zita, while residents show remnants of bomb cases marked "CL2".

Life can be tough for people at any age, but most would agree that being a teenager is exceptionally difficult. When else can you can wake up with the comforts of childhood, and go to bed with the painful weight of aware...

Three pro-Russian demonstrators were killed as a mob tried to overrun a National Guard base in eastern Ukraine. The violence occurred just hours ahead of meeting between American, European and Russian envoys in Geneva ai...

Russia's military actions are costing it dearly: Russia's annexation of Ukraine's Crimea region last month and the instability it created in Russian financial markets were cited by government officials for record capital...

A United Airlines flight was de-boarded at JFK airport at around 7 p.m. Wednesday after a bomb threat was made on Twitter, sources said. The plane, which was at Terminal...

Six weeks of planning end with six minutes of sheer exhilaration.

A fourth term for ailing President Abdelaziz Bouteflika is a foregone conclusion, local independent newspapers report.

A month after it began publishing the Innocents Lost series of investigative articles, the Miami Herald on Thursday is hosting a town hall meeting to discuss Florida’s failure to protect kids — and what might be done...

A group of men who were allegedly prolific posters on the white supremacist website, Stormfront, were responsible for killing almost 100 people over the past five years, according to a report released today by the Southe...

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The Nobel-winning author was a literary Columbus discovering a New World. His famous work One Hundred Years of Solitude established him as the defining member of what was called the "boom" in Latin American writing and a...

Nobel prize-winning Colombian author Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Latin America's most famous novelist, dies in Mexico City.

Most voters think the White House is trying to cover-up what happened in Benghazi and want Congress to continue to investigate the administration's handling of the attack on the U.S. consulate there that killed four Amer...

Nearly half of American voters think the IRS targeted conservative groups at the request of the White House, and most want Congress to keep investigating the matter.

Two of the most severe droughts in recent history — California now and Texas in 2011 and 2012 — are immediately obvious when graphed.

Fox News' biggest troll decided to confront two of the network's biggest stars at a party recently and what transpired was two very different examples of how how to deal with critics face-to-face. Let's break them down...

Michael Hammond says Michael Bloomberg's pledge to spend $50 million on gun safety is arrogant and will fail