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If the 2016 election were held today, it would be a Hillary Clinton versus Chris Christie race, a poll says.

Unemployment in the euro zone fell for the first time in 33 months, while inflation showed modest improvement.

Protesters are demanding the ouster of Yingluck Shinawatra’s government and propose to replace it with an unelected “people’s council.”

Amid rising tensions with the U.S., Japan and South Korea, Beijing said its East China Sea air defense zone is an act of “self-defense.”

Here's some Thanksgiving quotes from presidents, comedians and spiritual leaders on gratitude, grace and the beloved turkey.

India's economy grew at its slowest in a decade and the government is struggling to contain a severe deficit problem ahead of an election year.

Yingluck Shinawatra won a no-confidence vote, as protesters aim to topple a government they say is controlled by Yingluck’s brother Thaksin.

It comes in retaliation of a U.S. drone strike last week.

A two-story Louis Vuitton bag was ordered out of Moscow’s Red Square Wednesday following public condemnation.

National groups are helping activists turn up the pressure on congressional Republicans to vote on immigration reform.

The imprisoned girls were fed once a day and bombarded with a constant barrage of music and white noise.

The administration will hold off small-business enrollment for a year, according to a published report.

The evaluations would apply to any contractor "with access to a classified network or classified information.”

Chinese netizens aren't happy with China's reaction to America flying bombers in its newly estsablished air defense zone.

British musician Morrissey is a renowned vegetarian.

Despite public outcry, anger in Congress and efforts to rein in the embattled VA, veterans care continues to worsen.

Raheel’s selection was somewhat of a surprise, as Nawaz ignored the front-runner, Lieutenant General Haroon Aslam.

The presidential turkey pardon is a longstanding tradition. Find out where to watch the 2013 version and the origins of the Thanksgiving event here.

Republicans are going after the president for not faithfully executing laws, a strategy that dovetails the two issues.

Documents released by Edward Snowden show the NSA collected records of online sexual activity of the people it suspected of radicalism.

A People's Congress deputy is urging free abortions for Beijing college students as many now use unregulated clinics.

Northern Dynasty CEO Ron Thiessen spoke with IBTimes about the Alaskan copper mine proposal.

Muslim Uighurs, the largest ethnic group in Xinjiang province, have expressed their resentment over efforts by the state to alter their physical appearance.

Angela Merkel will be sworn in after the Social Democrats voted on an agreement that was reached Tues. night after two months of negotiations.

Confidence among German consumers hit multi-year highs as improved economic conditions buoyed income expectations, a survey showed.

Hiring the children of the rich and powerful is illegal under U.S. law, if such hiring is made in exchange for business opportunities.

India’s home ministry said a bomb went off “accidentally,” even as authorities examine possible involvement of the facility’s opponents.

In a direct challenge to Beijing the Pentagon ordered two unarmed B-52 bombers to fly over China’s new air defense zone in the East China Sea.

The movement to topple the government of Thailand is expected to spread from Bangkok to Phuket and elsewhere Wednesday.