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While diplomatic efforts intensified in the U.N., activists say 60 were killed in clashes with government forces on Sunday.

In a protest that marked a resurgence for the movement, 400 people were arrested. More confrontation is expected in Washington, D.C., as authorities begin enforcing a no-camping rule in a downtown park.

Samantha Garvey had a bittersweet 24 hours. She learned she wasn't a finalist for the Intel Science Talent Search competition hours after attending the State of the Union.

Tens of thousands of people took to the streets both in celebration and in protest of the country's new military rulers.

The raid, authorized by President Obama on Monday, was reminiscent of the one that killed Osama bin Laden. The American rescued was on her way home.

The rocky markets hurt the rock-star bank. Their profit is down 58 percent.

Standard & Poor's said its downgrades reflect its belief that the eurozone hasn't done enough to mitigate its debt crisis. The downgrades could have deep implications for the health of the monetary union.

The Alabama teen went missing while on a high school graduation trip in Aruba in 2005. Her body has not been found.

Iran is blaming the U.S. and Israel for the assassination, which marks the third such attack on the country's nuclear program.

Prompted by "cupcakegate," the Transportation Security Administration clarified its cupcake policy in a blog post.

A former White House pastry chef says President Bill Clinton had a "scary" appetite and could eat fiver or six pork chops.

Even after a spectacular night of political drama, what Republicans are looking for in a presidential candidate remains unclear. Entrance polls reveal that Iowa voters were split on w...

The Fed hopes by giving the market some foresight, it can better manage expectations.

Police say the female body may have been there a while and have launched a murder investigation.

The S&P 500 saw the smallest annual move since at least 1947 and this comes in a year of constant and dramatic ups and downs.

Verizon said it was scrapping its plans because of customer feedback. The fee caused an uproar on the Internet.

The hot line is intended to stem concern over local authorities conducting immigration screenings. The new measures come after reports that American citizens were being held on immigration charges.

Verizon said it will waive the "convenience fee" for those mailing a check or those on auto-pay.

The mission might help shed light on a theory that the moon resulted from a collision of two moons.

Some experts say its Americans responding to their better nature, others say it's smarter policing.