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The big brother of Fox sitcom star Mindy Kaling reveals that he got into medical school by pretending to be African American. Fifteen years ago, Vijay Chokal-Ingam shaved off his...

In the wake of the devastating terror attack in Garissa, Kenyan police put the bodies of the alleged gunmen on a gruesome parade through the town.

Kentucky guard Andrew Harrison apologized Sunday for directing an obscenity and a racial slur at Wisconsin's Frank Kaminsky during a postgame news conference at the Final Four.

CARTERSVILLE, Ga. — The former drummer and a founding member of the Southern hard rock band Lynyrd Skynyrd, Robert Burns Jr., died late Friday in a single-vehicle crash in Georgia,...

A gay Louisiana high school student says she is going to skip her prom because the school's principal will not let her wear a tuxedo.

European Aviation Safety Agency pointed out 'non-conformity' with air safety rules before crash that killed 150 people The European Aviation Safety Agency had voiced concerns over Germany's "non-conformity" with air safe...

A senior Iraqi security official in Tikrit says homes were set on fire and shops were destroyed, hours after the city's liberation. Arwa Damon reports.

The death toll from Chile's floods has risen to 25, rescue workers say, amid growing concern for the 101 people still missing.

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The BBC's Tom Burridge visits the football club Shakhtar Donetsk's stadium in Ukraine which is now empty.

The UN Security Council says its members need time to consider calls for a humanitarian pause in Saudi-led air strikes in Yemen.

Driver injured in attack on Fenerbahce's bus which sports minister condemned as "cowardly and barbaric".

International law requires the airline to pay damages.

A man or boy was shot to death by Zion police Saturday afternoon, police said.

Foreign minister takes issue with statement that refers to sanctions being suspended rather than lifted and says Iran could resume nuclear programme if west does not honour agreement All UN security council resolutions r...

A city with a pattern of racial discrimination faces elections and other changes.

"City out of control," a senior Iraqi security official says as looting by militias and individuals from Iraq's army happened just hours after ISIS militants were driven from the city.

This is the time of the year when Christians the world over -- more than 2 billion of us -- reflect upon the crucifixion and resurrection of our Lord.

Put away the Ouija board and take out the Pledge. Ghostbusters at Clarkson University in New York are investigating the link between indoor air quality and ghostly sightings, according to Medical Daily. They say toxic mo...

Discovery of the body of a young girl who may have been dead for weeks has led to the arrest of her teen sister -- herself a mother -- and a search for the girls' parents, who may be in California with five other childre...

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Police make arrest after human remains found in duffel bag in Cambridge, Massachusetts