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Google is the first company to rent the world's biggest digital billboard, which is eight storeys high and situated in New York's Times Square.

Saddest. Mugshot. Ever. A Florida man wanted some late-night Taco Bell — and ended up in the clink. Gabriel Harris, 33, went through the drive-thru at the popular fast food...

A subsidiary of Reyes Holding has moved closer to becoming the exclusive distributor of most major Coca-Cola products in the Chicago area.

The bodies of Miss Honduras and her sister have been found buried not far from where they were last seen alive six days ago, police said Wednesday. Maria Jose Alvarado,...

A British-led consortium outlines its plans to land a robotic probe, paid for by public donations, on the Moon in 10 years' time.

An 11-year-old drug mule is recovering in hospital after having more than 100 capsules removed from her stomach.

Norway's new passport design might just be cool enough to distract people from your inevitably terrible passport photo. Norwegian officials put a call out for designs, Mashable reports, and Neue Design Studio delivered: ...

At least 10 people killed after blast hits their home during shelling between military and fighters in peninsula.

Frustration is growing against the pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong. CNN's Saima Mohsin reports.

A self-styled "dating guru" has been banned from entering the United Kingdom.

We're not number one. In fact, when it comes to personal freedom, we're not even close — so says a new international ranking from the Legatum Institute in London. No less than 20 other nations ranked ahead of America i...

Jewish leaders say there is something especially heinous about killing people while they pray.

CNN speaks to Professor Nicholas Burns about the mounting violence in Jerusalem and the need for Palestinian leadership.

CNN's Amara Walker talks to the U.N.'s Michael Kirby about the recent committee vote on North Korean human rights abuses.

Ninety percent of the George Washington National Forest will be closed to hydraulic fracturing and conventional oil and gas drilling.

On Tuesday, a bill that would have ended the National Security Agency's program that collects the phone records of Americans in bulk stalled in the Senate. The bill was supported by the Obama administration and technolog...

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Northern California murder suspect let out of jail by mistake turns himself in

The killings of 5 people by 2 Palestinians in Jerusalem has driven a wedge between Arabs and Jews in the uneasily divided city

FIFA has lodged a criminal complaint in Switzerland against certain individuals named in the recent confidential investigation into bidding for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups. The decision comes just days after FIFA's ethi...

Tensions flare after a period of calm as small group of demonstrators break into legislature building.

Vladimir Putin's chief spokesperson says the West's response over the Ukraine crisis makes them "feel fear".