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He's the spy who loved her. Edward Snowden didn't abandon his pole-dancing girlfriend Lindsay Mills over the NSA leaks afterall, a new documentary reveals. The couple has been living happily...

There is a question that every prisoner ponders once the realization sets in that his freedom is gone: Can the mind be liberated when the body is not? It's been a while since I've asked myself such a thing—I was releas...

The Nobel Peace Prize awarded to Ms. Yousafzai, 17, underscores the disproportionate expectations surrounding a rights activist who has yet to graduate from high school.

Couples rush to exchange vows moments after US judge strikes down NC gay marriage ban

Medical records released by the family of Thomas Duncan, a patient at a Dallas hospital who died from Ebola Wednesday, show he had a fever, but he was sent home with an antibiotic prescription. Duncan was the first perso...

The key province of Anbar, near Iraq's capital, is in trouble amid an onslaught from ISIS forces, U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel says.

A child remains in critical condition after surviving a fall into a jaguar exhibit at the Little Rock Zoo in Arkansas on Friday.

Same-sex marriage can move forward in Idaho after the Supreme Court on Friday refused the state's request to delay implementation.

Lawyers told the judge that the phone was given to State Police under a "false claim of legal authority," but Judge E. Susan Garsh rejected that argument.

Fighters with the Islamic State in Iraq executed an Iraqi cameraman in Samra, a small village east of Tikrit, relatives said. Reporters Without Borders, a media watchdog, said the cameraman, Raad al-Azzawi, 37, was captu...

Snowden not only changed how the world thinks about a number of profoundly important political issues by defying its most powerful government, but then was able to build a happy, healthy and fulfilling life for himself. ...

Landslide in northwestern China kills 19 highway workers

The Clinton Library released its latest and last batch of documents from former President Bill Clinton's time in office. Since February, the Clinton Library has made public close to 30,000 documents.

The CEO of a national sporting goods chain said the company "clearly messed up" after a 12-year-old girl complained that there were no girls in their basketball catalog.

A new surveillance system requires government officials to register their presence at the entrance to their offices using a biometric scan of a fingerprint or iris.

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When Ahmad Jamal sits down to work, he's not just playing the piano - he's playing the band.

Charges include aggravated assault, conspiracy, criminal sexual contact.

Mo Williams has 19 points, 7 assists and 6 rebounds in Wolves' 116-110 win over 76ers

Everything old is new again for the Clintons, as documents reveal White House secrets.