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Attorneys claim arrest of millionaire accused of murder was invalid

The Britons - including four children - are taken to a police station by Turkish officers and are expected to be deported.

Doctors say he drank about 16 8-ounce cups every day

Every hour spent sitting in front of the TV can increase your risk of diabetes

The Greek government made "completely unrealistic promises" to voters that it cannot now fulfil, the former European Commission president tells the BBC.

When you think of an Amish community, you think of a life without technology, but that doesn't mean there aren't plenty of scandals and secrets behind those beards and bonnets.

U.S. racing superstar California Chrome arrives to try his luck on Ascot's hallowed racing turf at this summer's Royal meeting.

Sky's Jon Craig looks at what the seven political party leaders stand to gain - and lose - from the two-hour live TV debate.

Eleven Atlanta public school educators will be sentenced later this month to as much as 20 years in prison after a jury on Wednesday found them guilty of racketeering in a massive test-cheating scandal involving at least...

Advocates alarmed over 20-year sentence for Indiana woman in death of baby born prematurely

Body of David Messerschmitt found in a hotel room in February.

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US negotiators continue as pressure increases for a deal.

Things went terribly awry for more than a few people

Testing a pregnant woman's blood for disorders in her unborn child promises 'dramatic' advances in medicine, say researchers.

It was the nearest thing to gender balance in the history of British democracy. Did it make a difference? You bet it made a difference This was a challenge for democracy. It was a test of how many different voices could ...

April 2 is World Autism Day

Officials are said to be questioning several music labels and rival streaming companies to help decide whether an official investigation is needed.

Almost two-thirds of water is used for agriculture -- but Gov. Jerry Brown's measures apply mainly to urban areas

A shouting match erupted in court today during a hearing for Robert Durst and the various charges he faces relating to his arrest in New Orleans last month.

Extreme drought combined with higher temperatures and very little snow

Dr. Schuller was an apostle of positive thinking and a symbol of success for decades, before his Crystal Cathedral Ministries ran into financial troubles amid a changing religious broadcast industry.