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The U.S. and India are eager to continue growing bilateral ties despite recent reports that the U.S. National Security Agency spied on India's Bharatiya Janata Party, or BJP, in 2010.

Fourth of July plans along the eastern seaboard are under threat as Tropical Storm Arthur moves northward, forecasters warn.

Video post shows a woman making abusive comments in front of children and other passengers Police are investigating a video which has emerged online showing a middle-aged woman directing a racist and abusive tirade towar...

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One of two 12-year-old Wisconsin girls accused of stabbing a third girl repeatedly after reading online horror stories is not competent to stand trial, a doctor reported to the court handling the case.

This weekend, Americans celebrate Independence Day, commemorating the day in 1776 when our Founding Fathers declared the separation of the 13 colonies from the Kingdom of Great Britain and established a new nation.

Chinese president, Xi Jinping is in South Korea. CNN's David McKenzie explains why that may bother North Korea.

The national controversy over a surge of Central American immigrants illegally crossing the U.S. border established a new battleground this week in a Southern California small town where angry crowds thwarted detained mi...

The International Association of Exorcists was originally founded in 1990 and one of their leaders has been housed in the Vatican for years, but this is the first time that they have been given formal approval by the hig...

Parts of Midwest prepare for flooding threat from rising rivers amid July 4th festivities

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The Georgia dad charged with killing his toddler son by leaving the boy in a hot car all day could face the death penalty, a judge said today at a court hearing.

James Rodriguez is fast becoming a Colombian legend with his World Cup performances, says Phil McNulty.

Judge gives New Mexico boy maximum term in middle school shooting that hurt 2 students

The order, involving Wheaton College in Illinois and concerning federal forms that groups must submit, drew a furious dissent from the three female justices, who said the court had broken a promise.

Fireworks enthusiasts and lovers of Independence Day pomp and circumstance, plan to head to Navy Pier early on Friday if you want a good spot for watching the pyrotechnics over the lake.

Covering 1.3 million square kilometers, the Natural Park of the Coral Sea protects the world's second longest double-barrier reef and the world's largest marine lagoon.

Flyover collapses in Brazil

Three members of the "Midnight Rider" moviemaking team have been indicted in the death of a camera assistant.

Lindsay Lohan has filed suit against a video game maker, alleging the company based the likeness of a character on her.

As the Queen ends a week of engagements in Scotland by naming the Royal Navy's latest aircraft carrier, Allan Little considers what an independent Scotland would mean for UK defence.

Ryutaro Nonomura, an assemblyman who represents the Hyogo Prefecture, started weeping in a Tuesday press conference after a reporter asked why he claimed 3 million yen, or the equivalent of $30,000, in travel expenses ov...