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GOP Congressman: Rate Of Pregnancy From Rape 'Very Low'

Conjuring memories of Todd Akin, another GOP Congressman on Wednesday says the rate of pregnancy from rape is "very low."

China's Local Governments Continue To Stimulate Growth With Big-Ticket Spending Despite Beijing's Intent To Reduce Dependency On Large Investment Projects

While China's central government seems comfortable with a slowing national economy, local governments are spurring local growth with spending.

Many Protest Leaders Back Out Of Erdoğan Meeting Over Gezi Park

The Turkish prime minister is still scheduled to meet with some leaders of the Gezi Park protest on Wednesday.

‘Spending Time With Daddy’ Heartbreaking Photo Shows Son Grieving The Loss Of His Army Father [PHOTO]

Traci Wise's husband, who was killed in Afghanistan, recently shared a photo of her young son sitting by a photo of his father that has since gone viral.

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Immigration Reform 2013: Is A Right-Leaning Bill Up Ahead?

Chuck Schumer's mission to get the 2013 immigration reform bill passed with 70 votes is making some colleagues and advocates uneasy.

Janet Yellen, Vice Chair Of Federal Reserve, Seen By Economists As Most Likely To Succeed Ben Bernanke: Reuters Poll Of Economists

Fed member Yellen's views on monetary policy resemble those of the U.S. central bank's current chairman, Ben Bernanke.

NSA Whistleblower Edward Snowden, Who Exposed The PRISM Program, Gives Exclusive Interview To Hong Kong's South China Morning Post

After exposing the NSA's secret data mining PRISM program, Edward Snowden fled to Hong Kong. Now he's speaking out.

Jiroemon Kimura, the world’s oldest living man, celebrated his 115th birthday on Thursday and shared his secret to a long life.

Jiroemon Kimura: Oldest Man In Recorded History Dies As Japan’s Faces Aging Demographic Crisis

The fact that two of the oldest people on the planet are both Japanese is not a coincidence.

Amnesty International activists hold candles during protest against death penalty in front of US embassy in Rome

Amnesty International: The High Cost of Human Rights Activism And Charity

In recent years, questions have been raised about Amnesty International's internal finances and its independence and integrity.

Facebook May Publish Transparency Reports While Google, Microsoft And Twitter Also Seek Permission To Reveal Nature Of NSA's Request For Private User Information

More Internet companies have followed Google’s lead and called on the U.S. government to allow them to disclose the nature of the NSA's requests.

Edward Snowden In Hiding, Reaching Out To Hong Kong Rights Group For Legal Help, Hong Kong Media Reports

Edward Snowden, thought to be in hiding since revealing the NSA's surveillance program, may be seeking legal help in Hong Kong.

Kerala Migrant Workers In Middle East Leave Behind ‘Virtual Widow’ Wives

Some 2.2 million Keralites live and work outside India, with 875,000 in the UAE and 574,000 in Saudi Arabia.

Istanbul, Turkey Clash Update: Police Clear Taksim Square, Erdogan Declares ‘Episode Is Over’

Clashes between Turkish police and anti-government protesters subsided after police cleared Taksim Square and PM Erdogan spoke of zero tolerance.

Greece Demoted From MSCI Developed Markets Index

MSCI has removed Greece from its index of developed markets after the country's markets shrunk and liquidity dried off.

Employees work on the floor of the outsourcing company WNS in Mumbai March 19, 2012.

Indian IT Companies Cheer Weak Rupee, But US Immigration Bill That Seeks To Make Visas More Expensive Would Hit Business

Indian IT companies hope to pass on some of the benefits from a weak rupee to their clients, but worry immigration reform could hit business.

Ron Paul Says US Government May Kill NSA Whistleblower Edward Snowden With A Drone Strike

Former congressman Ron Paul fears the U.S. government could use a drone missile to kill NSA whistle-blower Edward Snowden.

French Airport Strikes Could Expand To 10 EU Nations Wednesday

Airport strikes that began in France Tuesday are expected to expand to 10 other EU nations Wednesday, canceling hundreds of flights.

Most Americans Object To NSA Surveillance Against 'Ordinary' Citizens, But Not Terrorism Suspects: Poll

A new poll shows most Americans object to NSA surveillance of ordinary people, but have no problems if it's used against terrorism suspects.

The Man Behind The Mask: Q&A With David Lloyd, “V For Vendetta” Artist And Creator Of The Guy Fawkes Mask Embraced By Anonymous And Protestors Worldwide

Q&A with David Lloyd, “V For Vendetta” artist and creator of the Guy Fawkes mask embraced by Anonymous and protesters worldwide.

After NSA Leaks, ACLU Lawsuit Could Be Tip Of The Iceberg

Edward Snowden's leak of sweeping NSA surveillance has opened provisions of the Patriot Act to legal scrutiny for the first time.

Edward Snowden's NSA Leak Raises Questions: A Few Things We'd Like To Know

NSA whistle-blower Edward Snowden candidly identified himself, but the timeline of the story and his employment history remain murky.

Greece To Suspend ERT State-Run Television Network And Furlough 2,500 State Employees To Cut Costs, POESY Media Union Denounces Move

Greek officials said ERT cost Greece 300 million euros each year and had become "a typical example of incredible waste."

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