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Another shocking video showing EMT's not helping Eric Garner, the Staten Island man who died in a chokehold during an arrest by the NYPD, raises more questions.

The U.S. State Department issued a new warning to American travelers on Monday.

The head of counterintelligence for Ukraine’s state security service said a Russian official was behind the attack on MH17.

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

French President Francois Hollande says Russia's attitude will determine whether France delivers contracted warship.

An Afghan interpreter and three foreign advisers, whose nationalities are not yet known, were killed by a suicide bomber outside Kabul Airport.

Even as it braces for an impending famine, clashes between rebels and government forces plague the conflict-ridden nation.

A Tokyo-based spokesman for McDonald's in Japan said the company had sourced about a fifth of its Chicken McNuggets from Shanghai Husi.

More than 500 Palestinians have died while Israel has lost 27 soldiers and two civilians since the start of the ground operation.

Police reportedly said that the time and cause of death could not be immediately determined as the body was badly decayed when found.

Many Twitter and Instagram users shared graphic pictures of the Gaza Strip after the death toll climbed to a record high on Sunday.

Experts say a surface-to-air missile most likely brought down MH17.

Handover of MH17 black boxes following U.N. resolution demanding a full investigation of the crash.

Nigerian government spokesman appeared to deny Boko Haram had taken over Damboa.

State-run television stations offer an interpretation of the MH17 disaster absolving Putin of responsibility; Russians seem to be buying it.

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

The U.S. plans to send $47 million to help the Gaza Strip in the wake of two weeks of fighting that forced thousands to flee.

Investigators say they've encountered resistance at the crash site, but a U.N. resolution could help.

For the first time in months, Free Syrian Army rebels made advances near the capital, a move that could gain them status with the U.S.

The first case related to the 2013 Boston bombings ended with a guilty verdict. Azamat Tazhayakov faces up to 25 years in federal prison.

The airline said it wasn't violating rules by routing MH4 to London over Syria on Sunday. True, but it was highly dangerous.

In comparison, American billionaires have gained more than $56 billion this year.

Hunting fruit bats and other animals serves as a livelihood for many, but the practice could also be deadly.

"Operation Strong Safety" will target criminal activity along the border, the governor said.

The attack targeted the town of Hawija, which is controlled by Sunni Muslim insurgents from the Islamic State and other groups opposed to Iraq's Shi'ite-led government.

The South Portland City Council is expected to approve a ban on exports of Canadian tar sands crude.

Border officials say they have been detaining fewer child migrants in recent weeks.

France's $1.6 billion warship deal with Russia is safe for now, but a third round of sanctions over Ukraine could put a hold on the sale.

President Obama signed a presidential executive order to ban discrimination against LGBT workers by federal contractors.