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Rioting and looting erupted in Ferguson, Missouri, late on Sunday as protests over the killing of an unarmed black teenager by a police officer turned violent, law enforcement officials and media reports said.

A hospital in Haifa has reported a surge in the number of requests for sperm donations from members of the Israeli Defence Forces. A spirit of patriotism in Israel and a desire for noble progeny has prompted women to see...

Automobile theft is harder than it used to be, it's less lucrative, and you're more likely to land in jail.

As Democrats angle to make corporate tax flight a campaign issue against Republicans in the 2014 election, a report indicates the company owned by the father-in-law of Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky. regist...

The fatal shooting of an unarmed black teenager Saturday by a police officer in a St. Louis suburb was met with outrage and skepticism in the largely African-American community.

Today in celebrity gossip: Sinead O'Connor unveils the sequel to her Miley Cyrus trolling, plus David Duchovny and Tea Leoni are officially divorced, and Drake Bell goes to Disneyland A LOT.

"They're terrified and exhausted, and happy to be safe. But they're too traumatized to savor that"

Bloodthirsty militants from the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria buried children alive and took women as slaves during a raid on the ancient home of a minority religious sect...

Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan will become the country's first directly-elected president by a wide margin of votes, according the semi-official Anadolu News Agency.

The news organization blamed an "unauthorized tweet" for the misinformation.

ISIS has long threatened America openly

The body of a woman was pulled from Lake Michigan this afternoon near Promontory Point on the South Side, officials said.

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1. Where Nobody Knows Your Name Can you name your neighbors? More than half of Americans say they can’t. And we’re not alone. Between the Internet, the over-scheduling of kids, and parents who spend longer hours at w...

A Polish couple was killed after they tried to take a selfie on a cliff in Portugal and fell hundreds of feet, Polish Radio reported.

Members of the Yazidi minority group who were forced onto a mountain in order to escape from Isis in northern Iraq have started fleeing to refugee camps and telling their stories.

Scientists are developing a way to identify counterfeit coffee

"These are still pretty treacherous waters"

An expatriate corporate investigator has been sentenced to two and a half years in a Chinese jail after being found guilty of stealing and selling personal information for profit, Chinese state media has reported.

Parts of Scotland are badly affected by high winds and heavy rain in the wake of what was Hurricane Bertha.

Stanley Fischer told a conference in Sweden that growth had been disappointing, possibly reflecting a structural shift in the global economy.

"Today, Iraq took a promising step forward"