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At least 16 people were killed and 30 others were injured when a bus collided with a train in northeastern Mexico on Friday, according to the Nuevo Leon State Civil Protection.

These protesters in the U.S. are demanding an end to Japan's annual Taiji dolphin hunt. They gathered outside the Japanese consulate in Los Angeles on Friday to make their point. This was one of many protests across the ...

Inquest planned, $25 million claim filed in deadly police shooting in Washington state

J. Edwin certainly loved Annie. But did Annie love him back?

Fierce fighting breaks out in country's east amid claims by the United States that Russia is deploying heavy arms.

A court in Senegal orders Chadian ex-President Hissene Habre to stand trial for war crimes, in Africa's first use of universal jurisdiction.

Secretive online firms are offering to help Syrians get coveted visa appointments at the German embassy - for a fee.

APNewsbreak: Suspect in Halifax plot confessed to wanting to attack mall

Cabinet postpones elections and extends Kiir's powers until 2017, apparently sinking peace agreement with rebels.

Kenneth G. Pigott, Lyric Opera of Chicago's president and CEO, died Friday afternoon, according to a statement from Lyric opera.

In Chelyabinsk, which was hit by a meteor in 2013, snow on the ground turned blue. But residents were reassured that there was no cause for alarm.

The UK's three main political leaders make a pledge to work together to combat climate change, whatever the election result.

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Jackie Chan's son apologizes after release from jail on drug charges, says family comes first

Fighter jets remove San Francisco plane flying in airspace restricted for Obama visit

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Abdullah al-Kidd approached the Dulles International Airport ticket counter in March 2003 expecting to catch a flight to Saudi Arabia to study Arabic and Islamic law.

A man is undergoing surgery after an explosion at a house in Coleford, Gloucestershire, on Saturday morning.

Twin varieties have been designed to resist browning but organic advocates say selling the fruit amounts to a 'big experiment on humans' US regulators have approved what would be the first commercialised biotech apples, ...

The driver's colleagues tried desperately to rouse him as the truck careered out of control on a busy Glasgow street, it emerges.

Better economic news and high-profile diplomacy finally give France's embattled President Hollande a boost, Hugh Schofield writes.

Prime Minister Abbott warns Canberra will make displeasure known should Indonesia execute two Australian drug smugglers.