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A former Malaysian prime minister has claimed that the CIA is sitting on information about Malaysian Airlines Flight MH370.

McDonald's said "Happy" will encourage kids to eat healthy food, but Twitter users say the new character with teeth is scary.

A new bill would allow undocumented immigrants permanent residency if they serve in the military. GOP: "heart and soul" of party at stake.

Senate Minority Leader Sen. Mitch McConnell is in a tough fight, Georgia's U.S. Senate primary is crowded, and what about the Clintons?

The DoJ issued the first-such indictment of espionage and cybertheft against five Chinese military officials on Monday.

The TTIP wants to put businesses in the driving seat, allowing them to bypass the WTO and give transnational corporations a power boost.

The aircraft and Marines belong to the Marine Air-Ground Task Force Crisis Response team, formed after the 2012 Benghazi consulate attack.

Hamza was accused of aiding in the kidnapping of 16 tourists in Yemen in 1998, and attempting to build a terror training camp in Oregon.

As Vladimir Putin travels to Shanghai, the relationship between the two former enemies has never been better. But key differences remain.

Miners in Soma say they saw trouble brewing, but owners and officials ignored safety concerns.

Holder says the major Swiss bank is the largest to plead guilty to a criminal charge in 20 years and none is "above the law."

The sudden move, "not a coup," follows the prime minister's ouster by a court.

From culinary snobbery to corrupt construction contracts, Brazilians have plenty to be bothered about concerning the World Cup.

Former Gen. Khalifa Hifter is gaining new loyalists in the eastern part of Libya after he staged an offensive against the government over the weekend.

Monday's DOJ indictment of five Chinese officials involved in cyber-espionage threatens an already tenuous bilateral relationship.

The Texas governor wrote a letter to Obama, criticizing the president's energy strategy.

Lonnie Hutton allegedly showed signs of drunkenness when he tried to have sex with an ATM and a wooden picnic table.

"Out-of-control government leadership must be stopped," the group says.

Eleven states have adopted the standards since April 2013.

China is not the only country discussing oil and gas deals with Russia.

The men were belligerent with a security guard and Spartanburg County Sherrif's Office deputies.

Preliminary results show Nouri al-Maliki's State of Law Coalition won the most seats in the parliamentary elections.

Konrad Bass was wearing chain mail and other medieval garb when he darted into traffic and hacked at the victim's car in Oregon.

With Western countries turning their backs on Russia, the country is eager to bolster ties with China.

The indictments are the first cyber-espionage charges targeting a foreign government.

The advice appears to be a way to prevent "latrocinios," or robberies that end in murder.

The benchmark BSE Sensex closed at a record high Monday while the rupee rose to a 11-month high against the dollar.

Sixteen British citizens held in the prison received 20 million pounds from the UK to settle claims of wrongful detention.

Sakir Hussain, who was involved in human trafficking and smuggling fake Indian currency, was arrested by Sri Lankan and Malaysian officials.