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Jamie Kern Lima started her beauty company in a studio apartment.

It's the kind of news no leader facing impeachment wants to hear.

A judge has ruled against a gay couple in China's first same-sex marriage case. …

The raid comes on the eve of an inquiry by tax officials from 28 countries into the massive data leak

The U.S. started monitoring their manpower two years ago

The legislature's approval paves the way for a referendum

The pair paid a visit to Kaziranga National Park

Officials say the man was distracted from his job

But with vast swathes of country and millions of displaced Syrians unable to vote, Assad regime's foes dismiss it as just "a show"

The European Parliament has condemned Polish government policies saying they paralyze a top court and threaten Poland's democracy and the rule of law

A judge is set to decide whether to throw out the manslaughter verdict for a New York Police Department ex-officer who accidentally shot an unarmed man in a darkened stairwell

Lawyers for Bill Cosby are urging a court to reseal the actor's deposition testimony about extramarital affairs, quaaludes and payments to women

France's prime minister says he'd favor a ban on Muslim headscarves in universities, prompting criticism from within his own government. …

US to use remote surveillance technology that may help reduce its roughly 700 peacekeeping troops in Sinai.

South Africa's wildlife agency says it will relocate a lion that twice escaped from a national park, a reprieve from earlier considerations to kill him -- plus he gets two girlfriends at his new home. …

Spain's Interior Ministry says police have arrested a Frenchman they believe supplied the arms to Paris attacker Amedy Coulibaly for use in the January 2015 attacks in the French capital. …

Egyptian president defends giving Red Sea islands to Saudi Arabia, saying conspirators were working against the country.

A group of Taiwanese, whose deportation from Kenya to Beijing sparked protests from Taiwan's government, are being investigated by Chinese legal authorities for suspected wire fraud, a Chinese spokesman said Wednesday. �...

Federal authorities announced Monday they are offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to the whereabouts of artwork that was stolen from a Missouri museum - including Any Warhol prints of Campbell Soup.

An enterprising octopus spotted his chance to escape from a New Zealand aquarium -- and took it.

A U.S. congresswoman says the World Bank has created a conflict of interest through its role in privatizing water while investing in a company that benefited from the scheme

Several hundred supporters have gathered outside a court in central China for the country's first same-sex marriage lawsuit in a landmark moment for gay rights in China