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Ukrainian forces launched new attacks against pro-Russian separatists in the east Tuesday, a day after President Petro Poroshenko called off a cease-fire. Ukraine reported one death and 17 wounded in the attacks, reports...

Pyongyang is believed to have wanted to turn Japanese abductees into double agents.

Baghdad pivots to Russia for aircraft to fight Islamic terrorists

Children should get vaccinated against preventable and potentially deadly diseases. Period.

New Zealand officials identify diplomat charged with sexual assault as Malaysian

They were just boys.

Monday's Supreme Court ruling against one of the nation's most powerful unions could leave them having to pay back millions of dollars in dues collected from home healthcare workers and family members who cared for loved...

The violence in Nigeria continues as 15 people are expected dead after a homemade bomb exploded in the northeastern city of Maiduguri's main marketplace. The blast occurred at 8 a.m. local time in a busy traffic circle a...

Japan's cabinet has made a decision to overturn a long-standing ban, introduced after World War II, which prevented the military from fighting abroad or for allies. The defense policy change has riled China, whose curren...

CNN's Jim Sciutto reports that the U.S. may beef-up airport security measures due to advances in al Qaeda technology.

Yaeko Taguchi disappeared from Tokyo 36 years ago and her family suspects North Korea.

Soldiers on patrol in south-central Mexico killed 22 people early Monday in a shootout, the Defense Ministry said.

Sony's iconic personal stereo music player, the Walkman, turns 35 on July 1, 2014.

Two hundred more troops and detachment of helicopters and drones being sent to protect Americans and the US embassy.

The big (conspiracy) theory dominating the conservative blogosphere today is an article claiming that Sen. Cochran promised a Democratic black pastor money to help organize a cash-for-votes scheme. 

The Supreme Court decision will be good for all Americans, including those who disagree strongly with it now.

As the nation's counterculture revolution shattered traditional norms, Mr. Mazursky made his most popular and commercially successful films, including "An Unmarried Woman."

In her first film as star, producer and cowriter, the comedienne joins Susan Sarandon for an escapade that goes on the road -- and off the rails

The Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis's Archbishop John Nienstedt is well-known for his outspoken statements against gay people and marriage equality.

The depleted highway trust fund needs action, but Obama says House GOP stalls

Many bosses in South Florida are actually encouraging their employees to get away from their tasks and watch their favorite teams compete in the World Cup.

Scores rescued after their boat broke down in the Aegean Sea as they attempted to enter the country illegally.