The Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe has condemned the political leadership of Turkey after Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan attacked a journalist at a campaign event.
The Israelis and Hamas have resumed their war in the Gaza Strip after the expiration of a 72-hour ceasefire.
The U.S. Senate is investigating both Merrill Lynch and Goldman Sachs for manipulating commodities markets in an effort to reap greater profits.
A meeting of the World Health Organization's highest-ranking officials has determined the outbreak of the Ebola virus in West Africa is a "public health emergency."
President Barack Obama has authorized airstrikes in Iraq in an effort to slow the rapid advances of the Islamic State throughout the country.
The Chinese government has announced new restrictions on social media in an effort to clamp down on dissent.
A Detroit man was found guilty of murder in the shooting death of an unarmed woman who knocked on his door late at night seeking assistance after having a car accident.
U.S. Senator John Walsh, a Democrat, has withdrawn from the Montana race for the Senate after he was found guilty of plagiarizing large portions of the thesis he submitted for his master's degree from the United States Army War College.
In a move sure to stoke tensions in East Asia, China has announced plans to construct lighthouses on a number of islands and reefs in the South China Sea claimed by other nations.
The Russian government has granted National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden permission to stay in Russia for three more years.
Long-range Russian bombers and other aircraft have penetrated or probed U.S. airspace 16 times in the last 10 days.
Prince Harry has taken on a new job as a helicopter pilot for an emergency service that responds to scenes where people have been critically injured, and every moment is a matter of life or death.
The government of Russia is contemplating a wave of measures as payback for sanctions imposed by the United States and European Union over Russia's interference and support for rebels in eastern Ukraine.
The U.S. government has confirmed media reports and speculation that there is a second Edward Snowden-style leaker providing classified documents to the journalist Glenn Greenwald and his media outfit, The Intercept.
The Lebanese Army has surrounded the town of Arsal, on the Syrian border, in an effort to expel radical Islamist fighters that have overrun it.
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