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Brendan Mess, Erik Weissman and Raphael Teken had their throats slashed and marijuana sprinkled on their bodies.

Democrats attack the former IRS Commissioner, and the Republican chairman has some strong words too.

The leader and his wife, Ri Sol-Ju, paid a visit to the Myohyangsan Children's Camp. They were greeted by hysterically crying children.

A Texas judge ruled that a lesbian couple can't live together because of a morality clause in one of the women's divorce papers.

UK Mayor Terry Buckle crashed into the front of a Tesco Express supermarket in Edmundsbury on Tuesday. The crash resulted in no injuries.

Islamic fundamentalists in Iraq are targeting alcohol consumption and prostitution.

A secretary of the Home Ministry told journalists the committee had found five reasons for the collapse, including "low-quality construction materials."

India and China plan to boost trade even as India seeks a bigger share of the Chinese market to narrow its yawning trade deficit.

Lois Lerner, who runs the IRS exemption division, said she has "not broken any laws." She then pleaded the Fifth.

Six primary students and one woman were attacked by a man with a cleaver while on their way home from school.

Chinese leaders visiting India since 1950 have always paid homage to Dr. Kotnis, who saved countless Chinese lives during the second Sino-Japanese war.

House Bill 2036, signed by Arizona Gov. Brewer and known as the "abortion ban," was struck down by a federal court.

Two important summits are coming up this year where Europe-based tax evasion and fraud will surely take center stage.

Guatemala's former dictator made headlines for his genocide conviction, a Latin American first. But then the affair became more complicated.

North Korean leader sent a special envoy to Beijing on Wednesday, a day after a Chinese fishing crew was freed after government intervention.

Anthony Weiner, who resigned from congress amid a sexting scandal, is officially running for NYC mayor.

Compromise is good news for high-tech employers, bad news for gay couples.

Lois Lerner, who heads the IRS' tax-exempt application division, sparked a media frenzy when she issued an apology May 10.

Fred Phelps Jr., a member of the Westboro Baptist Church, claims that openly gay NBA player Jason Collins is to blame for the Oklahoma tornado disaster.

A federal appeals court ruled the CIA properly classified the bin Laden death photos, agreeing that their release poses national security risks.

Iran and Saudi Arabia, two of the most powerful nations and oil exporters in the Middle East, have long been in conflict.

Guantanamo Bay has shut off Wi-Fi service and banned access to social networks in after threats from Anonymous.

Manila and Taipei try to mend relations after a Taiwanese fisherman was killed by the Philippine Coast Guard.

Adam Kokesh, a libertarian radio host, was arrested on May 18 while participating in a pro-marijuana rally in Philadelphia.

Tuition fees and living costs for international students in Australia have soared by 166 percent over the past decade.

Beijing is offering heavy subsidies to popularize electric cars, which may alleviate its pollution and congestion troubles.

78-year-old historian Dominique Venner reportedly committed suicide at the front altar of the Paris church.

It's the first time lawmakers have questioned Shulman since the IRS scandal broke nearly two weeks ago.

An activist group in Pueblo, Colo., chased and pelted a man with rocks who they believed to be a sex offender in their neighborhood.