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An eyewitness at the theater says the woman "flipped out" when he tapped her on the shoulder

The United Nations, on Monday, announced the formation of an "internal and independent" board of inquiry to investigate attacks on U.N. premises in the Gaza Strip during the recently concluded 50-day war, according to a ...

Ramotar suspends parliament for six months to avert a no-confidence vote, which the opposition brought to parliament.

This man knows how to work a crowd.

Signaling device rises 150 feet in the air and stays aloft for a week.

The attacks come amid heightened tensions between Israelis and Palestinians

Lee Jun-seok, 69, was convicted of deserting the Sewol as it sank in April, killing more than 300 people, most of them high school students on a field trip.

Country's top prosecutor captures mood of growing dissatisfaction with government response.

New York City will change its policy on possession of small amounts of marijuana, giving police officers the option of writing offenders a ticket instead of taking them into custody, city officials said Monday at a press...

Two days of high-level talks between Iran and the United States over Tehran's nuclear program ended on Monday without an apparent breakthrough, according to media reports. U.S. and Iranian officials reportedly said that ...

At least 50 people die in an accident in involving a bus and a lorry in southern Pakistan.

KAILUA-KONA Hawaii - A slow-moving lava flow from an erupting volcano on Hawaii's Big Island incinerated a house on Monday, marking the first home devoured by a stream of molten rock that has crept toward the village of ...

NYC to stop many small-time marijuana arrests, to issue summonses and violations instead

Marcel-Lehel Lazar, whose pseudonym celebrated "the style of Gucci and the light of Lucifer," rampaged through the email of rich Americans, showing the ease of going rogue online.

Russian President Vladimir Putin's act of chivalry at APEC quickly snuffed out by China's censors.

UK police officers are to return from Thailand after reviewing an investigation into the murders of two British tourists, Scotland Yard says.

The US president says Internet service providers should grant equal access to all content providers.

Residents and business owners in New Orleans affected by Hurricane Katrina in 2005 can now apply for compensation from a $14 million settlement fund. The money is from a settlement reached in 2009 with levee boards in Ne...

Hold your horses, Sajak

The ​Navy ​SEALs who took down Osama bin Laden were convinced they were on a "one-way mission" and would die trying to ​bring ​the world's most wanted terrorist to justice....

A beach in France ponders its options for how to remove a dead whale from its shoreline before it bursts wide open.

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