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Provincial officials say 2,100 people from 300 families killed in disaster which buried a village in the Hindu Kush.

Top Gear presenter says in his Sun column that he will be sacked if he makes another offensive remark The BBC have put Jeremy Clarkson on his final warning following a racism row, the Top Gear presenter has said. Clarkso...

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The US urges all sides to restore law and order in Ukraine after "senseless" violence leaves at least 31 people dead in the city of Odessa on Friday.

 V. Stiviano says Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling is confused and traumatized after the NBA banned him for life for racist statements he made during a recorded conversation with her.

A village in the remote province of Badakshan is buried in more than 300ft of mud after torrential rain triggers two landslides.

Nine people killed and 24 wounded after gunmen attack security headquarters in eastern city, say officials.

Mohamed Fahmy, Peter Greste and Baher Mohamed to attend a court hearing, coinciding with World Press Freedom Day.

Interior minister says the government will not stop its campaign, a day after deadly riots and battles killed 40 people.

The interior minister, Arsen Avakov, said Ukrainian forces had seized control of a television tower in Kramatorsk Ukraine said military operations against pro-Russian separatists in the industrial east of the country con...

People's privacy is violated without any suspicion of wrongdoing, former National Security Agency contractor claims

MERS-CoV, short for Middle East Respiratory Syndrome coronavirus, first surfaced in Saudi Arabia in spring 2012.

Indian army called in, curfew imposed after separatist rebels kill 29 Muslim villagers

Venezuelan government says 58 foreigners among those arrest for inciting protests

Woman with Down syndrome symptomatic of problem with housing systemMany with disabilities today are thriving in old age, but also are outliving parents and caregivers. There are few options for what comes next.

Lawmakers ended their annual session with a record state budget that increases money for a host of items, including child welfare and schools.

The number of journalists arrested, detained and killed while working is on the increase.

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One of Michael Jordan's caddies was struck and killed by a drunken driver in the Hamptons on Friday, The Post has learned. Neil Fyfe, 29 -- who has caddied for...

Apple's jury verdict against Samsung is only the latest episode of the patent slug-fest between the two tech giants. Apple accused Samsung of violating smartphone patents, though to a smaller extent, Apple was found to h...

A procession through London has been held to celebrate 20 years since the first women were ordained as priests in the Church of England.

George Clooney's fiancee is fighting to be able to defend Muammar Gaddafi's enforcer at a trial in which both Libya and the international criminal court are coming under attack Amal Alamuddin was pictured across the worl...