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Air travelers will now be allowed to bring small knives, golf clubs and hockey sticks as carry-ons for the first time since Sept. 11, 2001.

Sen. Robert Menendez continued Tuesday to deny allegations that he hired a Dominican prostitute and pointed the finger at the press.

After 14 years under Hugo Chavez, oil-dependent Venezuela must decide: More of the same or a new way?

Last week, Dennis Rodman declared Kim Jong-Un an “awesome guy.” On Tuesday, Secretary of State John Kerry suggested he stick to basketball.

The death of Latin America's longest-serving leader made news everywhere, but Chavez's Chinese friends didn't play the story too big.

While Chavez was widely reviled in the U.S., he was revered by Venezuela’s poor.

Now that Hugo Chavez has died, the world is wondering who will replace him as president of Venezuela. The smart money is on Vice President Nicolas Maduro beating opposition leader Henrique Capriles.

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has died of cancer at 58. The former military leader had hoped to bring about a socialist revolution.

Brennan's nomination now heads to the full Senate for consideration as CIA director.

Yao Lu's "New Landscape" photo series takes China's eyesore pollution and turns it into a work of art.

The possible drone, described as a 3-foot-wide black unmanned aircraft, came within 2,000 feet of the Alitalia plane.

The New South China Mall includes Dutch-style houses on a canal, roller coasters and the Arc de Triomphe. It's just missing stores. And people.

The president wants a Democrat-controlled U.S. House in 2014. That may be getting in the way of solving the sequester crisis.

The sequester isn't affecting each gender equally, and the disparity increases when income is factored in.

Greece's fabled islands are the latest victim of the country's economic crisis -- super-wealthy foreigners are buying them up at discount prices.

It’s unclear when Julio Acevedo plans on surrendering in the hit-and-run crash that killed an Orthodox Jewish couple and their newborn son.

In Stalin’s home of Georgia, 45 percent of the public hold a positive attitude toward him.

Weeks ahead of Passover, locusts have returned in full force to Egypt, providing Twitter with many disgusting pictures to share.

Brooklyn hit-and-run suspect Julio Acevedo has been arrested in connection with the Sunday accident that killed Nachman and Raziel Glauber.

Longtime Communist allies China and North Korea may be experiencing a rift in their relationship as the former agrees to sanctions.

The Washington city councilman admitted to sending out the message but claimed he wasn’t being inappropriate.

The Holy See reportedly would like to see a new pontiff elected in time for Holy Week, which begins on Palm Sunday, March 24.

The suspect in a horrific Brooklyn hit-and-run served time for killing Kelvin "50 Cent" Martin, the man who inspired rapper Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson's name

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has contracted a second respiratory infection since undergoing a cancer-related operation in December.

The student says he believed he saved lives by disarming suspected gunman Quadryle Davis, whom he said pointed the weapon and threatened to shoot another student.

Most reputed scholars and historians estimate that the number of people Stalin killed ranges from between 20 and 60 million.

Police in the Maldives capital, Male, arrested former President Mohamed Nasheed Tuesday, more than a week after he exited the Indian High Commission in the capital where he had taken refuge Feb. 13.

Syrian rebels reportedly captured the governor of the northern provincial capital of Raqqa Tuesday, a day after the region came under insurgents control in a takeover touted as a major victory for the rebels in two years of fighting against the government.

This year marked the fifth consecutive election that Communists have triumphed in tiny Tripura.