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Birut - The Islamic State group on Saturday claimed responsibility for deadly attacks in Spain and stabbings in Russia, in statements carried by the jihadists' propaganda agency."Attacks by the soldiers of the caliphate in Spain...

New Orleans - Oil giant BP Plc has agreed to pay nearly $19 billion in penalties to U.S. and state agencies to resolve claims still outstanding from a 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico that killed 11 and ravaged the southern U.S. coastline.

Samsung has responded to earlier claims that its S6 and S6 Edge smartphones could be bent in the same way as an iPhone 6 Plus by releasing its own video of the phones being put under pressure. The force used is significantly less though.

New York City - Compensation for Jewish survivors of the Holocaust will increase by as much as 20 percent under new agreements announced Monday by the international organization that distributes restitution to victims of Nazi atrocities during World War II.

The treasurer of Oklahoma has recently announced that across the US billions of dollars are going unclaimed from life insurance policies. The question is how far should companies go to track down beneficiaries of the deceased.

Jeremiah Heaton, of Virginia, claimed an 800-square-mile swath of desert in Africa, and he named his daughter as the princess.

Washington - First-time claims for US unemployment benefits fell last week, adding to signs of a firming jobs market, government data showed Thursday.Initial jobless claims, a sign of the pace of layoffs, totaled 311,000 in the week to March 22, down from 321,000 t...

Washington - First-time claims for U.S. unemployment benefits climbed last week but the overall trend continued to head slowly downward, government data released Thursday showed.

The number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits unexpectedly fell and hit a fresh three-month low last week, suggesting a strengthening in labor market conditions.

Washington - First-time claims for US unemployment benefits fell last week to a three-month low but remained little changed from a year ago, according to official data released Thursday.Initial jobless claims totaled 323,000 in the week ending March 1, a decline of...

The number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits fell more than expected and hit a three-month low last week, a sign of strength in a labor market that has been hobbled by severe weather.

Washington - New claims for US unemployment insurance benefits rose slightly last week but the overall trend headed lower as the job market slowly improves, government data released Thursday showed.

Raymond Bell is a Christian pastor at the Cowboy Church of Virginia, and he says that pet therapy with horses can cure homosexuals of their "addiction" to people of the same sex.

What with a short-sighted government and the money-hungry insurance companies it will ultimately be the public who have to pay the price and suffer the consequences if a consensus between the two cannot be arranged.

Mitt Romney is a decent and moderate Republican who is not expected to be a champion of the conservatives, at least according to Romney. His word "zany" when describing Newt Gingrich is pure politics.

London - After several inquests following the outbreak of the expenses scandal in the United Kingdom, Elliot Morley has become the first former minister to be jailed.

Dublin - Irish police are investigating after an animal, believed to be a wallaby, was manhandled on a dance floor at a large birthday party, and was reported to have died.

Washington - Is Osama bin Laden hiding under the noses of the United States government in Washington, DC? The Iranian President says so in an interview on Good Morning America.

Nairobi - The rebel Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) has rejected a report that its members had massacred more than 300 villagers in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).

Ronald Evano pleaded guilty to his role in a multi-state insurance fraud scheme. He and his wife collected hundreds of thousands of dollars in payments after intentionally eating glass in restaurants, hotels and grocery stores.

Do politicians support war? Do they not support war? Is their disapproval of the current situation in Iraq just political posturing? This past week we have gotten a glimpse of what two Presidential Candidates think.

John True spent an extra $7,000 on the hybrid model after seeing advertisements that claimed average city fuel efficiency of 49 mpg. True was horrified to discover that after 6,000 miles of driving, he only averaged 32 mpg.

New paper by David Archibald claims that the earth will cool by up to 2 degree C by 2030.

UN chief said on the second annual International Day for Mine Awareness that in nearly 80 countries millions of people live in fear of land mines and unexploded rockets, mortars and cluster bombs in which 15000 peoples are becoming victims annually.

A London woman who is claiming to be the mother of Jacksons 3 children is told by a judge she cannot intervene in the pop star's custody settlement with his ex-wife.

In a sign of "Show me the Money" a prison guard stepped forward to claim her $74.5 million Powerball jackpot before dashing off in a stretch SUV limousine.

David Jones firm in Australia sues a think tank for defamation.

To give you an idea of the blood, sweat, and tears that went into the Xbox 360 HD-DVD player

A head on collision claimed the lives of 4 young teens and seriously injured two others.

Mounir el Motassadeq vehemently declares his innocence