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"Drastic action is needed" to stop the deadly Ebola virus outbreak in West Africa that has killed 360people in three countries, the World Health Organization says.

LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Authorities throughout Southern California Thursday announced the arrests of more than 275 child predators that included a teaching assistant for special needs kids, a retired sheriff’s deputy, a U....

The largest gathering of the Iranian resistance starts Friday with the annual convention of the Council of Resistance of Iran. The sponsors expect 100,000 people to assemble in a massive hall outside of Paris for hours o...

In his first interview, Elliot Rodger's father says he wakes each day to face the "nightmare" that his son "is a mass murderer".

The most senior British Army officer in Afghanistan says he does believe that country will follow Iraq into sectarian conflict when international troops withdraw.

North Korean state news is reporting the country test-launched "cutting-edge ultra precision tactical guided missiles."

Four out of the eight international observers captured over a month ago released in Donetsk.

The suspected mastermind of the deadly 2012 attack on the U.S. mission in Benghazi, Libya, is expected to be brought to American soil as soon as this weekend, a senior law enforcement source told CNN on Thursday.

Digital artists from around the world interpret the same photo based on their local and personal beauty ideals.

The soccer player spoke out about the "highly unfortunate incident."

The hotel, recently featured in The Bachelorette, offers a package for fans

Sudanese Christian woman inside US embassy seeking 'safety'

After last week's breathless headlines putting Gov. Scott Walker at the center of a nationwide "criminal scheme," the mainstream and left-leaning media are being forced to step back from such sensational indictments.

AP investigation finds lapses in New York City jails may have led to 9 suicides in 5 years

4,000 Filipino students rally to call for release of kidnapped Nigerian girls

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With the threat of Sunni extremists associated with the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) taking over more land in the Middle East, President Obama requested $500 million from Congress Thursday to train and arm the ...

A Sudanese woman whose death sentence for marrying a Christian was overturned has been released from detention again, after she was held at Khartoum airport on Tuesday.

Experimental loses out to cosily familiar, with Kaiser Chiefs and De La Soul providing musical comfort for a rain-soaked crowd "Look at what the weather's doing!" cries Ricky Wilson, early on in Kaiser Chiefs' surprise 1...

Kerry will meet with the Saudi Arabian king and the Syrian opposition leader.

1. Obama requests $500 million in military aid for Syrian rebelsPresident Obama on Thursday asked Congress for $500 million to "train and equip" Syrian opposition fighters — his first request for such direct military a...

"In Living Color" actress takes on new dramatic role.