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This Home Depot vendor claims an unfortunate tattoo for an old flame has landed him on the unemployment line. CNN affiliate News 12 Long Island reports.

UN's Bernardino Leon says that an agreement between rival governments will be difficult as battle for Tripoli continues.

A national action-line is being set up to offer advice and help to those who have been the victims of anti-semitism.

Two Polk County women are suing the city of Des Moines over its use of automated traffic cameras.

The president of Sierra Leone has an idea on how to curtail the spread of Ebola: Get everybody to stay inside.

Paris is to ban half of the city's cars from the road on Monday, in a bid to curb high levels of smog, which briefly made the French capital's air the most polluted in the world this week, according to reports.

Population boom could take growing toll on quality of life in country already facing housing, water and food shortages.

The US President warns a solution to the Middle East conflict will be "hard to find" after Israel rejects a two-state solution.

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Police use CS gas to break up a fight between rival football fans outside a pub following Southend United's match against Cambridge United.

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The Cardinal of Naples called it a miracle when a vile of blood belonging to St. Gennaro liquified in Pope Francis' presence. Journalist Barbie Nadeau reports.

Mobile phone-users will be protected from massive bills when their devices are stolen under new measures.

The United Nations Security Council scheduled an emergency meeting Sunday as violence escalated in Yemen, and U.S. troops were evacuated from an airbase, the Associated Press reported Saturday. The meeting will take plac...

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British police have opened new investigations into six suspected terrorists with ties to the Irish Republican Army, the Telegraph reported Saturday. The six people had all previously gotten "comfort letters" under former...

A federal judge has ordered the Defense Department to release photos that allegedly show detainees being abused in detention centers in Iraq and Afghanistan during the Bush administration.

Hundreds of protesters on Saturday marked the 12-year anniversary of the start of the Iraq War by rallying in front of the White House and then marching to the Capitol, rejecting an "endless war."

It doesn't matter how many times Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu now says he still wants a two-state solution with the Palestinians. The White House is refusing to take him at his word.

The Plantagenet King's remains, found in a council car park, will be transported through Leicestershire today ahead of his burial.

Despite missing all his goals, the chancellor's approval ratings outshine David Cameron and all the party leaders George Bernard Shaw once remarked - it was one of his better jokes - that "my reputation grows with every ...

At least 12 people are dead and 15 injured after a bus crash in Giza, Egypt, near Cairo. Local media reported that the bus veered off a bridge as it swerved to avoid another vehicle.