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Wouldn’t it be great to be able to just look at someone and tell what they’re really like? Sherlock Holmes does this all the time and it’s incredibly cool. Check out this clip from the BBC show Sherlock. Of course,...

Well, sort of fly a plane. North Korea leader Kim Jong Un appears to have a fair amount of help from his co-pilot in the video below, which was posted to a YouTube account that Time reports has featured other North Korea...

Brianna Keilar reports on Kim Jong Un's annual New Year's address, where his appearance changed.

CNN's Tom Foreman explains how searchers are scanning the ocean for missing AirAsia Flight QZ8501.

It looks like 2015 will be another drama-filled year in architecture. Several important buildings and public spaces, as well as the much-anticipated Chicago Architecture Biennial, are poised to make their debuts.

Kurdish forces probe deadly attack on Sunni Arab town, which was an apparent attempt to find women abducted by ISIL.

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Avian flu found in SE Wash. backyard flock; 2nd appearance in state; no public health danger

The Kurdish Peshmerga, a ragtag army of ill-equipped yet battled-hardened warriors, has emerged as the key to checking ISIS, and controlling the critical Mosul Dam. 

A 7-year-old girl survived a plane crash that killed four people Friday night, and the disoriented little girl walked away from the wreckage and reported the crash to a local resident, authorities said.

Police Commissioner William J. Bratton urged New York City officers not to demonstrate antagonism Mayor Bill de Blasio appears at the service for an officer who was killed on duty.

The new rule applies to about 150,000 children in city-licensed day cares and preschools, covering those from 6 months to 5 years of age.

A photograph in a North Korean newspaper of Kim Jong-un's younger sister wearing what may be a wedding ring has prompted suggestions that she recently married the son of one of Mr. Kim's close aides.

Ismaaiyl Brinsley, who killed two police officers in New York last month, seemed to be a grandstander at the end of his tether, homeless, jobless and hopeless.

A mentally ill inmate who apparently hanged himself on New Year’s Day in a Rikers Island jail cell was supposed to be placed on suicide watch, but it wasn’t implemented,...

Health officials are predicting the end of the current Ebola virus disease outbreak in 2015 -- but there is still work to do. Anthony Banbury, outgoing head of the United Nations Mission for Ebola Emergency Response, tol...

Buckingham Palace rejects accusations in US lawsuit linking Duke of York among others to sex scandal involving minors.

Prosecutors to seek death of suspected gunman who 'terrorized' LA airport in deadly rampage

CNN's Nima Elbagir reports on what's being done about the flood of migrants heading to Europe.

Kim Jong-un wants South Korea to stop its military exercises with the United States if it wants to resume inter-Korea talks, but Seoul has no intentions of doing so. South Korean officials said North Korea needs to appro...

Protesters flooded the streets of downtown Budapest Friday in a demonstration against Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. Activists said Orbán was not representing public interests in his policies, the Associated Pr...

(Reuters) - In a move that heightened tensions with Israel and could lead to cuts in U.S. aid, the Palestinians on Friday delivered to U.N. headquarters documents on joining the Rome Statute of the International Criminal...