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A Mount Rainier National Park official says six climbers are presumed dead after helicopters detected pings from emergency beacons buried in the snow thousands of feet below their last known location.

The government is expected to unveil plans to allow workers to contribute to Dutch-style collective pensions, which it says could boost income for members.

Siwa Valley, a remote oasis in western Egypt, is a tourist destination with a difference. Its main landmark is salt, used as building material for everything from candle holders to an entire hotel.

The culture has moved on

President Obama on Saturday tried to bolster public support for new rules his administration will announce next week on coal-firing power plants, arguing the plants' carbon emissions are creating nation health crisis -- ...

Thousands of police and soldiers have been deployed around the Thai capital, Bangkok, to try to prevent anti-coup protesters from gathering.

Reza Sayah reports on troubles with Egypt's election results, including low turnout.

China denounces Japanese PM Shinzo Abe and US Defence Secretary Chuck Hagel for "provocative speeches" against Beijing at a Singapore forum.

A judge denied a motion from Jodi Arias' defense team this week to have the death penalty removed as a sentencing option for the woman whose murder trial became an international sensation.

Police in Philadelphia are not yet certain what became of the more than 200 skin grafts that were allegedly stolen from hospital.

Eighty detained as police disperse chanting protesters marking one-year anniversary of Gezi Park demonstrations Turkish police fired teargas and water cannon on Saturday to disperse protesters in central Istanbul who sou...

The investor says he has "never given out inside information"

Scotland's Jim Clark Rally is cancelled after three people die and six others are injured in two separate accidents.

Huge ash clouds thrown up by an Indonesian volcano have forced airlines to cancel flights to and from the northern Australian city of Darwin.

England manager Roy Hodgson expects all of his players to show their pride by singing the national anthem at the World Cup.

Liverpool attacker will face Ecuador in friendly Manager tells senior players to take responsibilty Roy Hodgson is planning to give Raheem Sterling his chance to stake a claim for a starting place in the World Cup by pla...

The Obama administration is set to announce a rule Monday to limit carbon emissions in thousands of fossil-fuel burning plants across the country, a cornerstone of President Obama's climate-change agenda and his first-te...

Philadelphia Inquirer co-owner among 7 killed in fiery Massachusetts plane crash

Bergdahl's parents spoke about their son's long road to recovery one day after he was released into U.S. care following five years of captivity

Boston completes sweep over Rays, wins 7th straight with 4-0 shutout

Rare 'mono mono' newborn twins are gaining weight and could be home before Father's Day

Sky News takes a look at the stories making a splash on the front pages of Monday's national newspapers.