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Longtime New York career coach Ellis Chase's client had just gotten an offer for a great job as an analyst at a hedge fund, and she'd been successful in staving off any discussion of base salary or bonus up to that point...

Voters cited growing disillusionment with Libya's post-revolt leaders in explaining why so many chose not to cast ballots Wednesday for members of a new Parliament.

Authorities in China jailed nine more people for up to 14 years for their links to recent terror attacks mostly centered on the restive northwestern province of Xinjiang, which is home to the minority Muslim Uighur group...

It's easy to label him evil, but if we are to avoid future abusers like him we must try to understand him To explain Jimmy Savile's crimes as evil or wicked misses the mark. The important lesson is that he was deeply dis...

Former News of the World editor says she has 'learned some valuable lessons' after ordeal of trial in which she was cleared A drawn and emotional Rebekah Brooks gave her first statement since she was acquitted of all pho...

As Sunni extremist militants and the Iraqi military battle for control, the nation's Vice President issued a decree calling for parliament to meet Tuesday to start the process of creating a new government.

Baghdad is racing against time as the insurgents consolidate their grip on Sunni provinces.

More than 30 people were hospitalized in Boston Wednesday night after attending an electronic dance music show featuring Swedish disc jockey Avicii. 

Shelter officials urged Chen not to give cash to the group because many are being treated for addictions and the money could be better used for their programs

Activists tell of 'being travelled' sent on lavish trips, chaperoned by police to keep them out of the government's way As top Communist leaders gathered in Beijing the veteran Chinese political activist He Depu was obli...

More than 90 celebrities, politicians, lawyers and health experts write a letter to the prime minister calling for a review of the government's policy on illegal drugs.

Chung Hong-won offered resignation over ferry disaster but two potential successors pulled out because of scandals South Korea's president, Park Geun-hye, has asked the country's current prime minister to stay on in the ...

CNN's Arwa Damon reports on how Iraqis are living under ISIS control in Mosul.

Charles Bothuell was rendered speechless when HLN's Nancy Grace told him the news

New York state prosecutors announce fraud charges against Barclays relating to its "dark pool" trading operations.

Google has had thousands of requests, but will not say how many search histories or web pages have been tweaked Google has begun removing search links to content in Europe under the "right to be forgotten" ruling, which ...

Ex-editor Rebekah Brooks says she is innocent, feels 'vindicated' by phone hacking acquittal

The Toy Story action figure led police to a theft suspect.           

To GOP establishment's dismay, tea party losses don't stop flow of money or curb influence

Michael Jackson died on June 25, 2009, in a desperate search for sleep as he prepared for a comeback tour that he hoped would pull him out of deep debt and restore his reputation as the world's top entertainer.

More than 1,500 tax workers in Northern Ireland will strike on Thursday in a dispute over job cuts.

Why aren't "news" people discussing Obama's brilliant strategy? Are they too stupid to recognize it? Or are they too afraid of being fired if they raise the issue?