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Paraguayan authorities said the couple was killed by the Communist guerrilla insurgency known as the Paraguayan People's Army.

Jordan has held off on the Japanese hostage exchange until it receives proof that its pilot is still alive, but ISIS might have already carried out its execution threat.

A White House official said the bipartisan opposition to Obama's 529 proposal had become a "distraction" from a grander tax relief program.

Little is known about the group other than its name, "Death," and its enmity for Islamist radicals.

Analysts suggest the new king shares his predecessor's frustrations with Washington's Middle East policies.

Bill Nye, executive director of the Planetary Society, said that the LightSail spacecraft would use sunlight to move along "like a sailboat."

The comments come as universities in the country face increasing pressure to teach in line with the ideological diktats of the government.

Virtual private networks are commonly used to skirt China's Internet restrictions.

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Experts warned, however, that with the number of cases in decline, it may not be possible to determine the drug's efficacy.

The studio also announced that it will cut back on the number of movies it releases in a year.

Expelling ISIS from Iraq could take up to two years, according to the British foreign minister.

When Mitt Romney and Jeb Bush powwow in Utah, 2016 will be the hot topic.

A group of Israeli backpackers were injured after being attacked at a hostel in the southern Patagonia region of Argentina.

"There are times when an abortion is necessary. I know that. When you have a black and a white," former U.S. President Richard Nixon said.

The corruption charges against Sheldon Silver are believed to be related to undisclosed payments he received from a Manhattan law firm.

The FBI's probe into Michael Brown's shooting death found no evidence to support the charges against Wilson, The New York Times reported.

The court's chief prosecutor said that the transfer of the Ugandan rebel commander was a major step in the fight against the group.

Tuesday's speech is expected to go light on foreign policy despite the myriad issues facing the world.

King’s “I Have a Dream” speech spoke on the injustices blacks faced, including segregation in the South and not having the right to vote.

Before 2005, about 200 Muslims were expelled from Italy on suspicion of extremism, while more than 2,000 Muslims were "aggressively monitored."

While overbilling the U.S. Navy by $20 million, "Fat Leonard" plied officials with prostitutes, alcohol, cigars and more.

Ma Jian served as the deputy minister of ministry of state security, but his duties were reportedly not clear.

Romney's declaration that he is considering a third shot at the White House after being a two-time Republican presidential loser was greeted with disdain at a gathering of Republican activists.

"Chinese people becoming rich isn't important," said the man who revolutionized the Chinese language. "Human progress is ultimately progress toward democracy."

The cases involve Louis Scarcella, a retired homicide detective from Brooklyn, whose investigation tactics are under question.

The new proposals, which will reportedly be announced Monday, will address concerns over cybersecurity and safety of online data.

"La Dolce Vita" actress Anita Ekberg died Sunday. She was 83.

The al Qaeda preacher had previously called for the killing of Charlie Hebdo's editor, Stephane Charbonnier.