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The "economic fugitives" are protected by the lack of an extradition treaty between China and the U.S., a Chinese official said.

Black shoppers at Barneys New York complained they were accused of credit fraud after they purchased luxury items.

The Sunday night shooting in New Orleans' 9th Ward left a young man and an 18-year-old girl dead.

The photo was condemned by Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott and U.S. Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel, among others.

"The responsibility falls on civil society to challenge the Israeli blockade on Gaza," the Humanitarian Relief Foundation said.

The Obama administration is close to approving a plan that would allow the Pentagon to sell weapons directly to Kurdish forces.

Obama's decision on the controversial pipeline decision hinges in part on the project's impact on carbon dioxide emissions.

The prison on the outskirts of Donetsk was hit in the Ukrainian offensive to take back the east. Like many other institutions in the east, it's now been directly affected by the separatist conflict in Ukraine.

FitBit and other health apps could try to sell consumer data to third party groups, Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., advised.

The Obama administration is also reportedly closing in on an approval from the Pentagon to arm Kurdish forces.

North Korea, which has been under the rule of the Kim dynasty for over six decades, has one of the worst human rights records in the world.

Eight militants were injured and another eight were arrested during the 24-hour crackdown on the Taliban.

While the U.S. and other Western countries have classified Hamas as a terrorist group, Baker says it defends people.

HRW officials wanted to release a report on the alleged mass killing of over 800 people last year by forces loyal to Abdel Fattah el-Sisi.

As part of Chinese President Xi Jinping's wide-ranging crackdown on corruption, Chinese police are working to nab overseas fugitives.

A spokesman claimed Kiev's forces had now cut Donetsk off from the other main rebel-held city of Luhansk on the border with Russia.

The orbiter, which will test technology to be used in Chang'e-5, will travel to the moon and back.

The son of a convicted Australian who escaped to Syria was photographed holding a soldier's severed head.

A month of war has killed 1,910 Palestinians and 67 Israelis while devastating wide tracts of densely populated Gaza.

Xinjiang, home to the Muslim Uighur people, has been beset for years by violence that the government blames on Islamist militants or separatists.

Clinton is widely believed to be preparing for a presidential run in 2016 and distancing herself from Obama's foreign policy moves.

The black teen was shot and killed by a police officer Saturday after a scuffle involving the officer and another person near St. Louis.

Al-Maliki, whose party won the most seats in April's elections, is seeking a third term as prime minister of the strife-torn country.

Pope Francis thanked volunteers in Iraq and said his personal envoy Cardinal Fernando Filoni would leave Rome for Iraq on Monday.

New 72-hour cease-fire between Hamas and Israel has begun.

U.S. officials caution airstrikes have a limited purpose and are not part of a wider campaign.

Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdoğan won the nation's first direct presidential election on Sunday.

The increased demand for specialized sperm follows a significant decrease in the sperm quality of men in Israel and the world.

McConnell virtually silent on the issue as Democrats ramp up rhetoric for mid-term elections.