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"I guess I'll shake your hand, but I have only one thing to say to you: You need to get out of Ukraine," Canadian PM tells Russian president.

Iraq's biggest oil refinery has been under attack since June.

Police in Brazil have issued more arrest warrants in a case allegedly involving corruption within the government and national oil company.

Obama defended health care reform Sunday. Unlike last year, healthcare.gov is working just fine. So why isn't anyone excited?

Accounts of the Michael Brown shooting vary, with some witnesses claiming he had his hands in the air when shot by Police Officer Darren Wilson.

The incident is latest in a series of clashes between Ukrainian forces and pro-Moscow rebels in the strife-torn eastern Ukraine.

Student leaders had hoped to put their case for increased democratic liberalization in the city to China's leaders, including Premier Li Keqiang.

The warning shots were fired by the South, to ward off a North Korean patrol, which got too close to the military demarcation line.

Mads Gilbert has been an outspoken critic of Israel, describing its actions in Gaza as “state terrorism at the highest level.”

A Norwegian film crew created the footage as "an experiment", which garnered over 5 million views of YouTube.

No casualties have been reported, after waves generated by the earthquake hit an Indonesian island, without causing major damage.

Signed by representatives of both countries, the draft document proposes the disengagement of forces in three phases.

U.S. President Obama said that Russia's aggression against Ukraine was a threat to the world, while Europe threatened further sanctions.

Residents of Ferguson, Mo., are awaiting the decision of a grand jury on whether to indict the white police officer.

The search for a foreign submarine brought back memories of the Cold War, when Soviet ships routinely conducted operations in the region.

The attack is another nail in the coffin of a ceasefire deal, which Nigeria's government announced last month.

Even though there were playful masks and signs in some protests, the issues these protesters came out for in Brisbane are no joke.

The judge presiding over the trial of Aurora, Colorado, movie theater shooting suspect James Holmes has denied a request that he be replaced.

Thirty years after the Bhopal gas leak catastrophe, the Indian government has promised to provide new compensation for survivors.

Much of the discussion following the tragic death of freshman Nolan Burch at a West Virginia University fraternity has centered on whether he was hazed.

Tensions were already high in Ferguson before the KKK distributed fliers in the St. Louis area that stated: “You have awakened a sleeping giant.”

The G20 is usually an expensive photo op for world leaders, but this year's meeting has some real potential for impacting international politics.

Democrats including Nancy Pelosi are coming under fire for denying pregnant Rep. Tammy Duckworth a vote in their leadership races.

The Islamic State terrorist group, commonly referred to as ISIS, released a video Friday for the Sinai-based military group Ansar Bait al-Maqdis.

Prayer carpets were spread out across the church, including in its chapels.

St. Louis churches are preparing to become safe areas if violence follows the verdict.

More than 20 years after the Cold War ended, nuclear superpowers are once again updating their nuclear arsenals.

Summit and Sierra will be able to process data nearly ten times faster than today's most efficient systems.

Young recruits need to know their weapons, cut the carbs and do Pilates, according to the manual, now available online.