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No first-class fliers on this flight -- just classless acts. Gumball 3000, a promiscuous party plane that flew from Amsterdam to Reno, Nev., on Wednesday, gives "wild ride" a whole...

Extreme heat has killed over 1,400 people in India and the monsoon rains that are expected to bring relief may not reach some areas for weeks.

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A French bartender was sentenced on Wednesday after being convicted of manslaughter over the death of a customer he served 56 shots to during a drinking contest last October. Renaud Prudhomme, 56, broke the drinking reco...

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Former British prime minister Tony Blair will step down from his role as the Middle East envoy representing the Quartet -- composed of the United Nations, Russia, European Union and the United States -- next month, the U...

A searing heat wave that has gripped parts of India for the past week has killed over 1,400 people, taking a particularly grim toll on the country's homeless and poor, many of whom have been unable to take shelter from t...

Authorities in the Philippines have arrested an American citizen who they say tried to take a grenade and knife through airport security.

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The football field where Cupertino residents typically gather to watch the display requires 100,000 gallons of water to prevent damage

Troops and Shia units challenge ISIL fighters holding facility, control of which has been hotly contested for months.

It's been 10 years since Natalee Holloway vanished while on a high school graduation trip to Aruba, and after a decade of false hopes and dead ends, her father has never stopped looking for her.

Britons will be asked to vote "yes" if they want to stay in the European Union when vote is held within next two years.

At least 20 men killed in ancient Syrian city for allegedly fighting for the government, UK-based monitoring group says.

One of the country's most conservative states, Nebraska, has outlawed what has long been a central plank of conservative criminal justice policy: the death penalty.

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With the departure of Wendy R. Sherman, all the top negotiators on Iran since 2013 will have left the administration, leaving questions about who will help carry out a deal if one is struck by June 30.

An IRS data breach where tax information of more than 100,000 Americans was stolen has been traced to Russia. CNN's Chris Frates reports.

Paula Jones, who ignited a national political scandal in the 1990s after accusing President Bill Clinton of making unwanted sexual advances, says Hillary Clinton doesn't belong in the White House. Jones accused Mrs. Clin...

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