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Amy Tatsch was boogie boarding when a 6-foot bull shark bit into her leg.

Police used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse crowds near a burned-out convenience store in St. Louis suburb as a second day of protests over the fatal shooting of an unarmed black teenager turned violent.

The Liberian government announced Monday that it will get access to ZMapp, the Ebola experimental drug, to treat two local doctors who have contracted the virus in the West African nation. ZMapp, which is made by Mapp Bi...

For the third consecutive year, the private firm hired run the Illinois Lottery has failed to bring in the profits it promised to raise for the state, even as its parent companies continue to be paid more each year to pr...

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Because youre not supposed to say no, apparently Maybe what Tolstoy meant to write was, Every office is dysfunctional in its own way. Those funny, borderline inappropriate work scenarios make the best stories: if telling...

Warplanes carry out surveillance after RAF Hercules crews encounter difficulties safely delivering supplies to refugees Britain is deploying RAF Tornado jets to provide greater surveillance of northern Iraq after being f...

The United Nations Human Rights Council, or UNHRC, in a statement released Monday, announced the appointment of three experts to an international commission of inquiry that will investigate allegations of war crimes and ...

John Kerry urges unity after a new PM is named, as the US and Australia promise to take the issue of foreign jihadists to the UN.

Israeli and Palestinian negotiators Monday reached a series of agreements in talks in Cairo aimed at creating a truce, Ynet reported. Israel agreed to lift some restrictions on the Gaza Strip, transfer money for governme...

Two more conscripts are found dead in apparent suicides in South Korea, amid an ongoing debate over the culture in the nation's military.

Some 1,000 people are confirmed dead from the disease as the US approves a request for an experimental drug to be sent to Liberia.

Site dates to end of Alexander the Great's reign in 4th century BC and may be grave of a prominent Macedonian, say officials Archaeologists have unearthed a vast ancient tomb in Greece, distinguished by two sphinxes and ...

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Surveillance cameras, government agents listening in on your phone calls, reading your emails and text messages and monitoring your spending, mandatory health care, sugary soda bans, anti-bullying laws, zero tolerance po...

Russian embargo devastating for Moldova farmers _ a bad omen for others hit by food ban

Beyond cute, these are the world's only known surviving giant panda triplets. Their mother, Juxiao gave birth to them in China's Chimelong Safari Park on July 29th and the zoo recorded the rare event. Giant pandas are na...

Egypt-hosted Gaza talks to continue as Israel-Hamas cease-fire holds for second day

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AP PHOTOS: Afghan children practice circus feats, a rare treat amid country's decades of war

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