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At least one person has been killed and twenty captured during an attempt by religious extremists to cross the country border into southern China, local media reported. Details of the event were not clear or detailed in ...

The Michigan resident ended his hunger strike Tuesday

Zimbabweans choose candy over coins, afraid new money hints at return of failed local currency

The BBC's Jeremy Cooke went to meet Paul Wilson, one former serviceman who been diagnosed with post traumatic stress disorder.

West Africa's Ebola crisis is likely to last until the end of 2015, says the head of the World Health Organization body dealing with the epidemic.

The attitude has led to a quietism in the face of intolerable crimes as political Islam is left to extremists

At least nine people killed in violence following killing of at least 62 villagers by Bodo fighters in Assam state.

Former President George H.W. Bush has been taken to a Houston hospital after experiencing a shortness of breath.

The newly identified infectious agent most closely resembles viruses that are spread by ticks and mosquitoes and are found on other continents.

Cosmetic surgery, pervasive in South Korea, is now the must-do activity for many Chinese visitors.

Landscaper dies in North Las Vegas palm tree after being trapped by cut fronds

Sometimes, the best holiday traditions are also the most cringeworthy.

The Indian Prime Minister's party establishes itself as a major political force in the disputed region.

Hundreds of home cooks in the U.S. sell seats at their own dinner tables and host meals for strangers who sign up online.

San Francisco Bay Area police unions warn that anti-police sentiments are threatening safety

Why sweet and good-for-you might not go together

Jameis Winston was cleared of violating the student code of conduct, but the woman who accused him of raping her spoke powerfully at the university hearing.

The ark that landed on a house and saved 59 people

New syndrome ignored throughout postmodern history now defined: Santa Clause Syndrome

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The UPS driver who struck and seriously injured a female pedestrian in Evanston Monday evening has been taken off the road pending the outcome of an internal company investigation, a UPS spokeswoman said Tuesday.