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Several dozen Russian aid trucks left Ukrainian territory on Saturday morning, Russia's state-run RIA Novosti news agency reported, a day after they crossed the border without authorization.

At least five from one family killed in central Gaza as Israel threatens to escalate attack after Israeli child killed.

Former CIA Operative Bob Baer and Gen. Wesley Clark discuss the threat of ISIS.

Hamas sources in Gaza say 18 people suspected of collaborating with Israel have been executed.

Mr. Akers became chief executive in 1985, as smaller, less expensive computers started to undercut the company's lucrative mainframe computer business.

The Chinese government rejected the Pentagon's claim that a People's Liberation Army fighter jet had buzzed dangerously close to an American surveillance plane in international air space on Tuesday.

Britain's home secretary, Theresa May, announced the UK government's intention to pass new laws to tackle extremist groups within the country. Dubbing the proposed new laws "ASBOs [Anti-Social Behavior Orders] for terror...

The United States charged on Friday that a Chinese fighter pilot conducted a "dangerous intercept" of a Navy patrol plane in international air space this week, flying a few yards from the U.S. jet and performing acrobati...

Finance reporter Kevin Peachey looks at the popularity of attractions that are both free and those that charge an entrance fee and considers how you can keep costs down on a day out.

For nearly a decade Abu Omar has been fleeing Iraq's many conflicts, but they always seem to catch up to him.

Political pageantry turns to pandemonium in Bolivia. Chaos broke out at the launch of the Democratic Unity party's presidential campaign when rival soccer fans in attendance, began fighting and hurling chairs at each oth...

Shiite militiamen shot and killed dozens of Sunni worshippers at a mosque in Iraq on Friday during an attack that could have profound implications on Iraqi Prime Minister-designate Haider al-Abadi's bid to forge unity in...

Organizers expect up to 5,000 people to attend a march protesting the death of an unarmed black man who died after being placed in a chokehold by a white New York police officer.

A Chinese fighter jet flew within 30 feet of a Navy surveillance and reconnaissance plane this week in international airspace just off the Chinese coast, the Pentagon said Friday.

A top Vatican ambassador, or nuncio -- who serves as a personal envoy of the pope -- was accused of sexual abuse of minors.

Witnesses say Israeli airstrike collapses 12-story apartment tower in Gaza City, 22 wounded

At least eight people killed and 25 others injured in a suicide attack at intelligence office in the Iraqi capital.

Russia sends more than 100 aid lorries into eastern Ukraine, without permission from Kiev.

By Maria Khan Saudi Arabia, a member of the UN Human Rights Council, has beheaded 19 people since August 4, reported the Human Rights Watch (HRW). Out of the 19 people who were beheaded, eight where convicted of non-viol...

You want to be experiencing "flow." It's when you're so wrapped up in what you're doing that the world fades away: Flow is the mental state of operation in which a person performing an activity is fully immersed in a fee...

Janet McKenzie's controversial painting, "Jesus of the People" was the first place winner of the National Catholic Reporter's global competition to identify an image of Jesus for the New Millennium. It has generated "sho...

Lions struggle in red zone but overcome mistakes to beat Jaguars 13-12