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No motive was given for the buttered toast incident, which police said caused $1 in damage. Christopher Brannon was arrested and released.

The military cargo plane was full of ammunition to help African Union troops battle Somali rebels.

China's state media published a slideshow of images from a pornographic film and claimed the photos were of an "actual execution."

How do you miss 1 million people? Apparently, that's just what the Chilean government did.

At least nine people were killed after gunmen opened fire outside a mosque on Friday, which marked the end of Ramadan.

The U.S. ordered its non-emergency staff to leave the Lahore consulate and warned American citizens against travelling to Pakistan.

Kashmir has seen a dramatic rebound in tourism this year that's threatened by new tensions between India and Pakistan.

Lavabit's owner said the service would shut down to avoid becoming “complicit in crimes against the American people.”

Downloads of the breakout summer hit, based on Stephen King's novel, increased 34 percent over the weekend.

According to the Drudge Report, Megyn Kelly will replace Sean Hannity in Fox's first primetime shakeup in more than a decade.

The family of graffiti artist Israel Hernandez want an independent investigation into his death after being Tasered.

Stephanie Banister is running under the banner of the anti-immigrant ‘One Nation’ party in Queensland province,

Frustrated with Congress' foot-dragging, immigration advocates call on the president to suspend deportation and expand "deferred action."

Venezuela's highest court ruled in favor of the man who succeeded Chávez, saying there isn't enough evidence of corruption in the April election.

The newly open nation is selling more gems than ever, even though the U.S. will not be a customer.

Press photographers usually think about how to get close to politicians. in China, they have to think about making them look good too.

The motive for such an unusual incident remains a mystery.

Bringing the NSA leaker back to the U.S. depends on relations with Russia. And those relations are getting worse.

Rancadore headed a crime family that was engaged in drug trafficking, extortion and racketeering.

Can Raghuram Rajan, who famously predicted the global financial crisis, put the Indian economy back on track?

Erbie Browser allegedly targeted ex-girlfriend Toya Smith's home in Dallas and his ex-wife's home in DeSoto.

Syrian rebels said they targeted President Bashar Assad’s convoy in a mortar attack near his residence, but the government denied the claim.

Local authorities said that an improvised explosive device planted near the graves caused the explosion in the Ghani Khel district of Nangarhar province.

The state-controlled MAP news agency noted that Jackson was on a “work visit” to Morocco.

The firm increased its estimated legal losses in excess of reserves to $6.8 billion at the end of June.

A section of the manual instructed tax agencies to falsify records of tips reported by the DEA’s Special Operations Division.

General William Shelton has ordered that the system, known as the Space Fence, be shut down as part of a cost-cutting move.

Bolivian president, and U.S. adversary, Evo Morales is a champion of indigenous people. But suddenly, Bolivia has a lot fewer of them.

Edward Snowden's leaks aren't necessarily harmful to U.S. national security. They might even turn out to be a plus.