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An elderly man seeks justice for his wife -- a "gentle" school teacher who was beaten to death by her students in the first known murder of China's Cultural Revolution.

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It's been 50 days since 200 girls were kidnapped in Nigeria and frustrations are growing. CNN's Isha Sesay reports.

Celebrate the 70th anniversary of D-Day by peering at Normandy in 1944 and today.

South Korea has rebuffed North Korea's demand to meet two of its fishermen whose boat strayed into the South's waters.

Nigerians protest over kidnapped schoolgirls

Researchers have used solar power to create ultra-hot, ultra-pressurized steam to produce electricity.

China filed an official diplomatic complaint Thursday in response to the White House's statement on the 25th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre.

Heavily armed gunmen dressed as soldiers in all-terrain vehicles and on motorcycles storm four Nigerian villages killings scores of residents, local sources tell CNN.

With the World Cup a week away, the impact of U.S. soccer coach Jurgen Klinsmann is clear: he is making the team less American. No wait, sorry, he's making the team more American. Actually, we're not sure.

Egyptian prosecutors are demanding that three Al-Jazeera English journalists accused of supporting the Muslim Brotherhood get the maximum penalty of 15 years in prison.

Dayton puts out the welcome mats

After Tuesday night's primaries, the 2014 midterm elections are truly in full-swing. And on The Daily Show last night, Jon Stewart took the time to break down Republicans' latest plan to take back the Senate in a segm...

Koalas are the original tree huggers, and researchers have discovered that's the key to keeping cool in the hot summer months. Scientists placed radio collars on 37 koalas in southeastern Australia, and tracked them duri...

A Berlin artist and anti-Google Glass enthusiast has created a new technology that jams Google Glass Wi-Fi reception. Its called Glassholes.sh and it detects when a Glass device near you is on Wi-Fi through its media ac...

WASHINGTON

Coaching is HOT. No doubt about it, coaching professionals is a booming business and one that shows little sign of cooling off. In fact, all indications are that the number of people holding themselves out as coaches wil...

British-based Lloyds Bank has withdrawn from the deal BP had to purchase Rosneft's crude oil. Lloyds was set to loan up to $2 billion to BP for the purchase.

The deal to free a U.S. prisoner has caused arguments in Washington and anger in Afghanistan. Fionnuala Sweeney reports.

If eHarmony's "15 Reasons to Date a Reporter" is representative of the site's dating advice, then you should cancel your membership.

Isha Sesay talks to journalist Aminu Abubakar who says approximately 500 people have been killed in northeastern Nigeria.

The latest Fox News poll finds that if the 2014 midterm elections were held today, 43 percent of voters would back the Republican candidate in their House district, while 39 percent would vote for the Democrat.