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Thousands of Argentines take to the streets of Buenos Aires to demand a probe into Sunday's death of federal prosecutor Alberto Nisman.

In the past 50 years, meat has gotten less fatty and easier to chew -- thanks in part to the U.S. Meat Animal Research Center. But the achievement has come at a steep cost to the lab's animals.

A new case of Ebola may have just touched down in New Jersey. A woman traveling from Sierra Leone ​on a connecting flight from Brussels ​is currently being tested at...

The mother called 911 to say her 5-year-old boy shot his baby brother with a paintball gun.

German breeders criticize pope's comments about rabbit sexuality

Figure demands $200M for hostages, Japan says it won't give in to terror.

Scuffles break out in Nepal's parliament and police arrest protesters in the capital as tensions rise before a deadline for a draft new national constitution.

Sir John Sawers says Snowden revelations shattered informal relationship but cooperation is necessary to prevent attacks The former head of MI6, Sir John Sawers, has called for a new surveillance compact between internet...

UN's lead Ebola co-ordinator en route to Davos says last third of the £1.5bn pledged to tackle disease needs to be paid in order to end the outbreak The remaining half a billion dollars pledged to end the Ebola outbreak...

A golf club receives concerned requests from pet owners about the fate of a dog photographed in a sinkhole that appeared on its course.

Houthi rebels continue to surround the prime minister's residence and presidential palace after agreeing to truce.

The hunt is still on for the ringleader behind a terrorist cell targeted in raids last week.

(BANGUI, Central African Republic) — Lord’s Resistance Army commander Dominic Ongwen says he surrendered to stand trial for war crimes because he did not want to “die in the bush.” Ongwen, a top leader of Joseph ...

Political earthquakes could be in store for Europe in 2015, according to research by the Economist Intelligence Unit for the BBC's Democracy Day.

Police fired tear gas at children as young as six, who were protesting their playground being taken away. CNN's Jessica King reports.

On Monday, Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps confirmed in a statement that high-ranking Brig. Gen. Mohammad Ali Allahdadi was killed Sunday during an Israeli airstrike in Syria. In addition to Allahdadi, six Hezbo...

Medics at Hammersmith hospital have performed a milestone operation that could see more newborns become donors Doctors at Hammersmith hospital have performed the UK's first organ donation from a baby in a medical milesto...

A simple fight over big government versus small has put Republicans in the awkward position of defending cable giants, one of the nation's most maligned industries.

A Mali-born man lauded as a hero for helping people during the recent attacks in Paris is granted citizenship at a ceremony.

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CEO Michael Lynton called the film's streaming sales tally 'a significant milestone'

Investigators say they are "days, not hours" away from knowing the cause of a mysterious inferno that devastated a Maryland mansion.