British Fears Overblown: Immigrants From Bulgaria, Romania Not That Interested In UK Residency In 2014
A new poll shows that Romanian and Bulgarian citizens aren't exactly banging down the doors to get into the U.K. in 2014, contrary to fears.
Building Collapse In Dhaka, Bangladesh, Kills Over 80; Scores Injured, Many Others Feared Trapped In Debris (PHOTOS)
At least 87 people were killed and hundreds injured when an eight-story commercial building collapsed Wednesday on the outskirts of Dhaka.
Chinese Villagers Still Desperate For Aid Four Days After Earthquake
"It's been four days, four days. I haven't seen any government official bother to ask us how we have been coping," a Sichuan villager says.
NH State Rep. Claims Boston Marathon Bombings Were A 'False Flag' Conspiracy
Republican New Hampshire State Rep. Stella Tremblay believes the United States government may have orchestrated the Boston Marathon bombings as part of an elaborate “false flag” operation.
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3 Of 7 Murder Counts Against Philadelphia Abortion Doctor Kermit Gosnell Dropped
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Hack Attack: Fake AP Tweet Recalls Similar NBC News Episode On 9-11 Anniversary
The AP's Twitter feed was hacked, reportedly by a group called the Syrian Electronic Army.
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Evidence so far indicates that the Tsarnaev brothers did not have help from international terrorist groups.
President Is Safe, There Was No Attack: White House On Hacked AP Tweet
The false report also caused a brief panic on Wall Street.
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Nevada State Senator Kelvin Atkinson Comes Out: ‘I Am A Black, Gay Male’ [VIDEO]
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Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's Medical Condition Upgraded To Fair
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev had been listed in serious condition since Thursday.
Sichuan Earthquake: Volunteers Helping Or Adding To The Chaos?
Volunteers may not be praised or even wanted in China in the aftermath of the latest earthquake to hit Sichuan province.
Cop Photo Goes Viral: Officer John Bradley Delivers Milk To Wells Family During Boston Lockdown
Brookline, Mass., resident Kevin Wells' picture of officer John Bradley delivering milk for the Wells' 17-month-old son has gone viral.
How Much Further Can Assad Go? Israel Confirms Syria Used Chemical Weapons Against Civilians
What will, and what should, the U.S. do if it's true that a "red line" in the Syrian conflict has been crossed?
No Left Turn: Paraguay Joins South America's Political Right Minority
Paraguay has elected a conservative millionaire businessman as president, in contrast to the region's majority of left-leaning leaders.
Eric Justin Toth Captured By FBI After Year On 10 Most Wanted Fugitives List [PHOTO]
Toth, a former camp counselor and private school teacher, was eventually traced to Nicaragua.
France Approves Gay Marriage, Overcoming Opposition From Catholics, Conservatives
Francois Hollande is likely to sign the bill after it moves through any challenges to the constitutional council.
What’s In A Weekend? Saudi Arabia Weighs Conservatism Against Commerce
Saudi Arabia may change its weekend to bring it closer to Western standards, and further from its founding principles.
Are The Chinese Tiring Of Hollywood's Blockbuster Action Films?
Hollywood has shifted its attention to the huge marketplace of China, but it seems viewers want more than action heroes.
Boston Bombing Investigation: House Committees To Probe FBI’s Investigation Of Tamerlan
Speaker Boehner says it's too early to tell if FBI underperformed when it investigated Tamerlan Tsarnaev 2 years ago.
Boston Bombing Investigation: Tamerlan Tsarnaev, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Likely Planned To Go To New York City Next, Investigators Say
The theory has been corroborated by the carjack victim they terrorized last Thursday night.
10-Year-Old Boy Shot In Sacramento: Eric Raya Ramirez In Critical Condition
Police have a description of the car used by the suspect -- a black Acura, but otherwise have no leads.
Bill Gates’ Handshake Gaffe In South Korea: Lack Of Manners Or Simply Western Casual Style?
An informal, one-handed greeting is considered rude in South Korea.
EU Lifts Myanmar Sanctions Despite Report Accusing Government Of Ethnic Cleansing Against Muslims
The EU decided on Monday to lift all sanctions on Myanmar, which is on a resurgent path, albeit marred by sectarian violence.
At Least 26 Killed In Iraq After Security Forces Raid Sunni Protesters' Camp
At least 26 people were killed in northern Iraq as security forces stormed a rally site near Kirkuk used by the Sunni Muslim protesters.
India, China Hold Military Talks After New Delhi Alleges Chinese Incursion Into Indian Territory
A flag meeting on Tuesday between local military commanders of India and China is ongoing, after India accused China of deep incursion.
Car Bomb Targets French Embassy In Tripoli; First Libyan Attack On Foreign Mission Since Benghazi
Neighbor caught vehicle approaching on personal security camera. Several people in surrounding residences were injured.
Kim Hyon-hui: The North Korean Spy Who Came In From The Cold War
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Several Japanese lawmakers visited a controversial shrine, amid simmering territorial tensions.
North Korea Demands Recognition As A Nuclear Arms State Before Dialogue With US, South Korea
North Korea on Tuesday said the U.S. and South Korea must recognize it as a nuclear-weapons state as a pre-requisite for any dialogue.
EPA Criticizes State Department's Keystone XL Pipeline Environmental Impact Review
The Environmental Protection Agency issued a strong objection to the State Department’s environmental impact review for the new $7-billion dollar Keystone XL pipeline, which has proven controversial among environmentalists.
Tsarnaev Says Brothers Acted Alone: Reports
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has told investigators his brother was the mastermind of the marathon bombing and no terrorist groups were involved.
Bloomberg Administration Wants To Ban NYC Cigarette Sales To People Under 21
New York City is considering a new age limit proposal that would make it the major city with the strictest tobacco regulations in the country if it is enacted.
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