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Forget about snakes on a plane - a scorpion gave a passenger a real dose of crippling venom during a frightful flight in South America. A Canadian man en route...

Igniting a live man in a cage; severing the heads of dozens; kidnapping, raping and selling women and children -- ISIS' shocking maltreatment of its captives has become regrettably predictable.

The faded downtown of a small town in Georgia, made famous by an appearance on "The Walking Dead," can now be yours for the right price.

The battle for survival just got airborne

Social media giant knocking out hundreds of accounts daily.

Aid starting to reach villages where more than 200 people were killed, but many villages remain cut off.

Mexico condemns string of 3 Mexican citizens killed in less than month by US police

Boko Haram, the Islamist extremist group already blamed for numerous horrific attacks in West Africa, posted a graphic video online Monday showing the apparent beheadings of two men who the group said were suspected spie...

March is National Reading Month, and even if you don't have much time for reading, there are plenty of books under 100 pages

The wife of Raif Badawi, the Saudi Arabian blogger currently serving 10 years in prison and facing 1,000 lashes after criticizing clerics on his site, says that her husband could soon face the death penalty on apostasy c...

Police officer testifies that suspect asked how many Jews he had killed after Kansas shootings

Sheriff's office: Sex offender who fled Canada for Seattle arrested for investigation of rape

A new study from Stanford University says that climate change driven by humans is behind the drought in California, which is affecting 98 percent of the state. The two main weather conditions that lead to drought -- high...

James Clapper said the U.S. faces more global challenges than at any time in his half-century career in the intelligence community.

The president wants a decade-long Nuclear pact from Iran, but it may be a long shot.

Khalifa Haftar appointed as commander of the armed forces loyal to the internationally-backed government.

Israelis are divided on the prime minister's trip to Washington, just two weeks before they go to the polls

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Angry protests have taken place in Hong Kong against Chinese visitors who come to the territory to shop.

Iraq's army is battling an jihadist insurgency, but how strong is the force?

Nature's call maybe not be good for nature

The monument turns 90 years old on March 3. 'People change...but the mountain stays the same,' says Bill Groethe