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Pro-Russian rebels have consistently kept investigators from reaching flight MH17 crash site.

The men of the Enola Gay dropped the world's first atomic bomb on Hiroshima in 1945. The last crew member has died.

An Ebola outbreak in West Africa has focused the world's attention on the deadly disease.

The New York Times earnings show strong attention was paid to a leaked innovation report, even as dead trees still pay the bills.

President Barack Obama spoke with several leaders in the European Union to discuss fresh sanctions against Russia.

“The Campaign Plan,” published on National Review's website, was distributed to Democrat Nunn and notable supporters in 2013.

The U.S. is seeking high-level talks to preserve a treaty banning medium-range missiles.

The aviation insurance industry is now looking at its largest annual loss since the 9/11 attacks.

With Denver's crime rate dropping, Chris Christie criticizes legal weed. Rand Paul, his probable 2016 GOP rival, promotes pot-policy reform.

“Someone saw the plane fall and alerted us, so we sent a mission there that went to the spot," said a Burkina Faso official.

Arkansas, Oklahoma, Louisiana and Texas in particular could gain from the nation's shift away from coal and toward natural gas electricity.

The Los Angeles-based retailer has formed a new board after it fired founder and CEO Dov Charney in June for alleged misconduct.

Apparently, American car buyers are a forgiving bunch. GM expected to show quarterly revenue growth.

The debut of Amazon's smartphone has been greeted with a chorus of boos by reviewers.

Free Tibet has identified nearly one hundred fake Twitter accounts and says there are more accounts that need to be identified.

The tunnels are a highly coordinated system Israeli and U.S. officials believe took millions of dollars and possibly decades to build.

Arab governments have their own problems at home, where many are fighting militant groups like Hamas.

Kremlin-backed rebels took control of Ukrainian anti-aircraft missiles less than a month before Thursday's MH17 crash.

Russia has said it is willing to cooperate in the investigation, but only if the blaming from Ukraine stops.

As the world searches for an explanation for the crash of MH17, coincidences lead to conspiracy theories.

Anchor Stuart Scott accepted the Jimmy V Award during Wednesday night's broadcast of the ESPYs.

The military says climate is a national security issue, but two House amendments would slash spending on climate research.

A White House climate change task force on Wednesday unveiled a slate of proposals to help localities prepare for global warming effects.

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration records seem to show a pattern of obstruction.

World Cup protesters aimed to sabotage the biggest sporting event on the globe. Repression and negotiation changed that plan.

The 2014 Emmy nominations seem to have more snubs this year than ever. But that may be because you've forgotten some big ones from the past.

... not on the field but in running the World Cup when so many critics said Brazil couldn't pull it off. Now the Olympics looks totally doable.

In the country's latest restriction of media, Beijing has warned domestic journalists not to share information with their foreign counterparts.

Jill Abramson has spoken out about her firing at the New York Times, and some of the biggest stories the paper did and didn't cover under her tenure.