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My 420 Tours promises "420-friendly hotels" and daily "420 happy hours" for its inaugural Denver trip this April.

The U.S. sent a destroyer to Korea's coast and South Korea's president vowed to strike back quickly against any attack from the North.

Images of a Russian-bought Su-27 fighter jet crashed made it's way around Chinese social media. Questions over a Sino-Russian deal still linger.

Drug abuse, including heroin, is sweeping across Punjab, India.

Kaufman County courthouse staff arrived under armed guard and judges had bailiffs by their side.

The Syrian rebels are closing in on the capital's center. Damascenes huddle in fear, as the sounds of war punctuate what used to be normal life.

Almost two-thirds of students at Cambridge admitted taking drugs, ranking cannabis as the most popular drug of choice.

The NRA plan is expected to include the presence of armed guards or officers in schools -- an idea rejected by the Obama administration.

The former U.S. secretary of state is scheduled to give her first paid speech in Dallas, to an apartment-rental advocacy group.

The United States sent stealth fighter jets to South Korea as part of a joint defensive military exercise.

Elwin Wilson, a former Klu Klux Klan member who publicly apologized for his racist acts, has died.

Caroline Kennedy, the daughter of President John F. Kennedy, will be named the new U.S. ambassador to Japan.

Narendra Modi, the chief minister of India’s Gujarat state, was inducted into the topmost decision-making body of BJP, Sunday.

A foreign tourist was raped on a minibus in Rio de Janeiro, Brazilian police said Monday.

North Korean officials announced Sunday the nation will continue developing its nuclear-weapons program, despite U.N. sanctions.

The International Monetary Fund will send a delegation to Cairo to discuss funding as country’s economy reels.

The native habitat of Sylvilagus transitionalis, the cute, small-eared cousin of the North American cottontail rabbit, is almost gone.

Carrey has called Fox News "a media colonoscopy bag bursting at the seams."

The Egyptian satirist paid about $2,000 and left a prosecutor's office amid throngs of supporters.

Another Texas prosecutor has been murdered after Aryan Brotherhood threats.

Two people have died in Shanghai from a strain of avian influenza virus not seen in humans before.

Read the full text of Pope Francis’ message to the world.

A popular Egyptian satirical show host was issued an arrest warrant Saturday for allegedly insulting Islam and President Mohamed Morsi.

Rescue workers continue search operations in a goldmine site in Tibet to save over 80 workers trapped underground.

A South African military helicopter patrolling the Kruger National Park Saturday crashed, killing five air force members.

The AFL-CIO and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce apparently have agreed on an approach to dealing with future guest workers in the country.

After North Korea threatened the U.S. with possible nuclear strikes, state and city officials expressed "confidence" in the face of the threats.

Yet another knife attack near an elementary school in China left six children injured, prompting added security at Shanghai schools.

Several Chinese media outlets criticized Vera Wang Bridal House Ltd. for charging Chinese consumers extra fees.