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Authorities who searched the home of a Minnesota man who shot and killed two teens testified Wednesday that they found an audio recorder that was turned on, an operating surveillance system and a cellphone jamming device...

Turkey's Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan offers condolences for the first time for the mass killings of Armenians under Ottoman rule during WWI.

Gesture to honour 16 colleagues killed last week threatens to throw Nepal's lucrative climbing season into disarray.

Asteroid impacts on Earth are three to ten times more common than we imagined, new data shows, indicating that an galactic catastrophe could be just around the corner

Gavin Hope tells the court he was ashamed of what he did and claims it was an "impulsive act".

Police make an arrest after the bodies of three children are found at an address in New Malden, southwest London.

There is a clear link between a drop in binge drinking and a fall in violence on the streets of England and Wales, say experts.

Brunei postpones the introduction of tough Sharia criminal punishments that were due to begin on Tuesday.

Defence minister says system that found Titanic may be brought in as robot mini-sub finds no sign of wreckage so far Australian authorities searching for missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 are gearing up to send in m...

Reagan was diagnosed with anorexia, a classified mental illness, at 10.

WASHINGTON -- A joint fundraising committee controlled by Republican Senate leaders Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) and John Cornyn (R-Texas) received contributions exclusively from executives of the independent oil and gas comp...

TIME talks with Joby Ogwyn, an American climber who was at base camp when the avalanche hit

The publication of the inquiry team's findings has been repeatedly held-up because of a dispute over the release of documents.

Bahrain moves to deport Bahraini-born representative of Iraq's most powerful Shiite figure

In film about Israeli-Palestinian conflict, some of the drama plays out off camera

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US President Barack Obama departs for a tour of Asia aimed at reassuring allies of his commitment to the region, amid rumbling tensions.

Former U.S. Ambasador Stephen Bosworth speaks with Paula Newton about North Korea's nuclear program.

US Secretary of State John Kerry says Washington will impose further sanctions on Russia if it does not de-escalate tensions in east Ukraine.

Violent protests have broken out in Rio de Janeiro following the death of a young man allegedly beaten by police.

A first-of-its-kind bill spelling out internet users' rights to access and privacy is set to become law once Brazilian president Dilma Rousseff signs off on it.