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The FAA’s account of the incident has been criticized as an effort to justify its restrictions on using unmanned aircraft for private use.
Europeans, US Differ Over Safety Of Ranbaxy Facility In India
Ranbaxy is in the process of being acquired by India-based Sun Pharmaceutical Industries for $3.2 billion.
Seattle Pacific University Shooting: Student, Others Overpower Gunman Who Killed 1, Injured 3
A shooter claimed the life of one student and wounded three other people at Seattle Pacific University on Thursday.
German Committee Wants To Question Snowden In Moscow
The ruling right-left coalition has resisted opposition demands that Snowden come to Germany to testify to the parliamentary committee looking into the mass surveillance of German citizens by the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) that he exposed.
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Senate Confirms Sylvia Mathews Burwell As Secretary of Health And Human Services
Burwell takes on a tough job following the "disastrous" rollout of Obamacare.
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Five senior Taliban freed in exchange for the American soldier are now free in Qatar. Where will they go after that?
Indian MP Minister: Rape 'Sometimes Right, Sometimes Wrong'
The comments came after two cousins, aged 12 and 14, were raped and hanged last week,
China Offers $16M To Syrian Refugees
In an effort to continue building strong ties with Middle Eastern countries, China offers millions in humanitarian aid to Syrian refugees.
Congress Not Told Of Bergdahl Swap Because Taliban Threatened To Kill Him: Officials
Members of Congress were angered over the prisoner swap because President Obama didn't give them 30 days' notice, as required by law.
Israel Approves 1,500 New West Bank Units In ‘Response’ To Palestinian Unity Government
The approval was described by Israeli officials as an appropriate response to the Palestinian "terror government."
Photos Of Hong Kong's Tiananmen Square Anniversary Vigil Blocked On Chinese Social Media
The famous "tank man" photo is not the only image related to Tiananmen that's banned in China.
Manned Mars Mission ‘Plausible’ But Requires US-China Partnership, Report Finds
U.S. report makes the case for manned Mars mission, but says the effort will be an international collaboration.
In Egypt, Al-Jazeera Staff Face 15 Years In Prison
The prosecution said the journalists' reporting on sexual violence in Tahrir square negatively portrayed Egypt.
Over 60% of Americans Favor Mandatory Carbon Controls, But Overall Support is Declining: Gallup
The results of a new Gallup survey suggest that the public will generally support the Obama administration's latest proposals for cutting carbon emissions from U.S. power plants.
China Accuses US Of 'Total Disregard Of Fact' In White House Statement About Tiananmen Square
China has issued a complaint against the White House's statement that supports the Tiananmen Square massacre protesters from 1989.
As Debate Rages Over Bergdahl's Alleged Desertion, AWOL Soldiers Reveal Motivations
Bowe Bergdahl's release, and pending military investigation into deserter allegations, shed light on 13 years of U.S. desertions.
Staten Island Fire Injures 34; Neighbors Catch Children Thrown From Apartment
The cause of the five-alarm fire is under investigation.
Boko Haram Attacks Kill Hundreds In Multiple Villages
At least 200 Nigerians were killed in northeastern Nigeria; some areas are so remote that it has taken days for reports to reach authorities.
Database Of Thousands Of South Koreans Working For US Military Hacked
The military said personal information may have been compromised, but financial or banking information was not.
China Arrests 29 'Violent Terrorist Criminal Suspects' In Xinjiang Following Series Of Deadly Attacks In The Region
The suspects were detained in Urumqi, the capital of Xinjiang, which recently faced a deadly attack blamed on Muslim extremists.
G7 Willing To Step Up Sanctions On Russia Over Ukraine
Western powers would check "again and again" to verify Russia was doing all it could to stabilize the Ukraine situation, Merkel said.
South Korea Poll Offers Fresh Mandate For Park To Speed Reform
The Sewol ferry disaster sidelined traditional regional campaign issues such as jobs, education and welfare.
Narendra Modi Will Meet Barack Obama In Washington In September: Reports
The two leaders are expected to discuss issues ranging from bilateral trade to security issues in the region.
Shooter Kills 3 Officers In Canada, Manhunt Under Way
Police said they were searching for Justin Bourque, 24, of Moncton, a city of about 70,000 people on the east coast.
Harrier Jet Crashes In California Neighborhood, No Injuries Reported
A military jet crashed in a residential neighborhood in Southern California.
President Obama's Leaked Workout Video Goes Viral, But Where Was The Secret Service?
Here's what the Secret Service had to say about the leaked video of President Barack Obama working out in a Poland gym.
US Says 2.2 Million Obamacare Enrollees Have Data Problems
The enrollees have inconsistent data in their applications that could lead to them losing coverage in isolated cases, officials said Wednesday.
Keystone XL Pipeline: Former Navy SEAL Chief Outlines Potential Terrorist Threats In New Report
A bomb attack could spill more than 7 million gallons of tar sands crude, says a consultant hired by a prominent Keystone XL opponent.
Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl's Hometown Of Hailey, Idaho, Cancels Welcome Celebration, Cites Crowd Control
Hailey's celebration for freed soldier Bowe Bergdahl was canceled. Local authorities cited worries about crowd control.
What the Chinese Government Learned from Tiananmen Square
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Assad Wins 89% Of Vote In Syrian Presidential Election
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