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“There is a story of us that has a life of its own, but it’s not our story,” Mary Kay Letourneau told Barbara Walters in a revealing interview on 20/20 Friday. The 53-year-old – who spent 89 months in prison for ...

A man in California was arrested after video of him punching a child was posted to Facebook. CNN affiliate KGET reports.

A Lamborghini was allegedly racing a Ferrari on the streets of Beijing when it lost control, plowing into a tunnel wall and a road divider. Miraculously, only one passenger was injured.

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Albert, Bernard and Cheryl's threesome sets the web aflutter Singapore usually comes top, or nearly top, of the international rankings in primary maths performance. And when you read this question - you can see why. It's...

CNN's Ian Lee reports on a car bomb explosion near a police station in northern Sinai, the third attack in 24-hours by ISIS affiliate Ansar Beit Al-Maqdis.

Jury to resume deliberations for 5th day in murder trial of ex-NFL player Aaron Hernandez

Police estimate that 275,000 Brazilians marched in San Paulo on Sunday, calling for the impeachment of President Dilma Rousseff. Tens of thousands take to the streets of Brazil in countrywide anti-government protests ://...

The Penitente Brotherhood, a mysterious Catholic society based in New Mexico, was active in the 19th century, but many details about the group are still unknown. In the May/June issue of Archaeology magazine, Dean Blaine...

Newly-released surveillance video reveals clues into how a gang of jewel thieves made off with a major haul on Easter weekend.

A woman known as Juror 286 was chosen by her peers as the foreperson of the Tsarnaev jury in the Marathon bombing trial.

UNICEF: 800,000 children forced from homes by Boko Haram suffer abuse and emotional distress

Jeanette Dousdebes Rubio, the wife of Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, was a Miami Dolphins cheerleader, but she isn't so rah-rah on campaigning. Dousdebes Rubio, who describes herself as shy and dedicated to her four children ...

Official says major Taliban attack in northeast Afghanistan kills 18 soldiers; some beheaded

Ordinary Russians are struggling with a shrinking economy, which their government blames on Western sanctions, says Bridget Kendall.

Wildfires kill at least 15 people and injure about 400 in the Khakassia region of southern Siberia, Russian media report.

Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi leaves for Washington, where he will seek substantial deliveries of weapons from US President Barack Obama.

Hillary Clinton's long-expected presidential campaign launch came over the weekend. Despite the recent scandals over her Chappaqua-based personal email server, and the renewed hostility of the press toward her tight-lipp...

Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton sets out for a tour of key states, after declaring her bid for the US Democratic presidential nomination in 2016.

Ex-partners who spitefully post intimate images online or share them without consent could face up to two years in prison.

Jiang Jiemin, the former energy chief who oversaw state-owned companies, has gone on trial for corruption, Chinese media say.