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After more than 400 days in prison, the two men accused of helping the Muslim Brotherhood are getting a retrial.

Plastic can transmit pollutants into the food web.

Carter benefited from bipartisan support after he was nominated in December.

After a stunning defeat in the Super Bowl, Seahawks star Marshawn Lynch is facing a challenge: how to get people to buy his hoodies?

Giving eastern Ukraine special economic status could be the key to peace.

A photograph provided to her family should mean her body was buried.

“If he was here, I would burn him by my hand. I wish to capture pilots and burn them,” a young boy said at the event.

We played Bob Dylan’s Frank Sinatra tribute to a bunch of fathers. They hated it.

The school’s vice chancellor called the demand “outrageous, preposterous” and a violation of the country’s constitution.

An annual index by Reporters Without Borders tracks press freedom worldwide.

Advocates said couples in most counties were still unable to obtain licenses.

Carr died Thursday after collapsing in the newsroom. He was 58.

The governor of China's northeastern Jilin province says blueprints will be drawn up this year.

Apple's stock market value ballooned this week beyond $700 billion, more than Switzerland's gross domestic product.

A ceasefire is due to come into effect Sunday under the agreement, envisages a withdrawal of heavy weaponry.

The author's great niece explores her lighter side by re-reading her letters and diaries

Police said armed men broke into the mosque, where people were attending Friday prayers, and opened fire, following which three explosions were heard inside the building.

This Millrose Games take place on Saturday at the Armory and promises as much world-class talent as the NBA All-Star Game.

In Connecticut, hundreds of children left injured after schools’ heavy-handed restraint policy.

Dozens of militants arrived on the shores of Lake Chad, setting houses ablaze and attacking a police station.

Two Al-Jazeera Journalists Released From Imprisonment in Egypt

Eight Million Tons of Trash Added to Ocean From Land Each Year

Senate Confirms Ashton Carter as Secretary of Defense

Selling 'Beast Mode' After a Super Bowl Loss

The Devil in the Donetsk Deal Details

Report: ISIS Hostage Kayla Mueller Photos Showed ‘Burial Shroud’

ISIS Invites Children to Public Viewing of Jordanian Pilot Execution Video

A Panel of Dads Reviews Bob Dylan's 'Shadows in the Night'

Backlash After Students at South African University Demand Jews De-register

Treatment of Ferguson Reporters Knocks Down U.S. Press Freedom Ranking

Federal Judge Orders Alabama Official to Comply With Same-Sex Marriage Ruling

Veteran Reporter and New York Times Columnist David Carr Dies

China Plans International Tourism Zone with North Korea and Russia

Apple $1 Trillion Stock Market Value Could be Years Away

Fighting Rages in Run-Up to Ukraine Ceasefire

The Joyful, Gossipy and Absurd Private Life of Virginia Woolf

At Least 19 Killed in Shi’ite Mosque Bombing in Pakistan

World-Class Fun Run: NYC’s Millrose Games at the Armory

Connecticut School Restrained One Child 700 Times in One Year

Boko Haram Attacks Chadian Village as Revolt Spreads