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Photos show Ambassador Mark Lippert with blood on his hand and holding his face.

Alabama state justices: Until US Supreme Court rules on gay marriage, we're still in charge

Military jet crashes in central Turkey, killing 2 pilots

A militant Korean nationalist slashes the face of the US ambassador to South Korea, Mark Lippert, at a breakfast meeting in Seoul.

San Francisco hospital performing kidney swap chain involving 12 people

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China stocks lead Asia lower after Beijing cuts growth target; Europe rises as ECB meets

Countdown to being declared Ebola free begins in Liberia with release of last patient

New legislation in Utah would protect LGBT people from discrimination at work and in housing, but would allow an exemption for the Boy Scouts.

Once considered to be the eighth “Wonder of the World,” the Amber Room was allegedly stolen from Rus

The governors of Mississippi, Alabama, West Virginia and New Jersey have all declared states of emergency ahead of the next round of winter misery.

Ukraine ex-finance minister arrested in Spain, wanted for alleged embezzlement of public funds

The American ambassador to South Korea, Mark Lippert, was stabbed in the face during a breakfast mee

Iran said Thursday that a team of special operatives has freed an Iranian diplomat abducted more than 19 months ago in Yemen, a rare acknowledgement by Tehran of an intel operation carried out on foreign soil.

French unemployment hit an eye-watering 10.4% in the final three months of 2014, according to statis

The man believed to be the black-clad ISIS militant believed he was on a watch list and arranged his escape from Britain, sources said.

The lawyer who is defending Boston bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev in court has a well-known track

Microsoft executive Phil Harrison is leaving the software company, according to a recent report from

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The late Nirvana frontman's family has said they are open to a museum for him.

Giving up search for Flight 370 would be bitter pill for families, searchers, many others

Riyadh (AFP) - US Secretary of State John Kerry on Thursday briefed wary Gulf ministers about his la