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A large crowd attacked a police station outside the Bahraini capital with petrol bombs, police said late Saturday, as sporadic protests intensify in the Sunni-ruled Shiite-majority Gulf state.
Ecuador says Britain has withdrawn a threat to raid its embassy to arrest WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange - easing tensions between the two nations in their ongoing diplomatic standoff.
A series of earthquakes measuring up to 5.4 rattled southern California, Arizona and the Mexican border region Sunday, seismologists said, although no damage or injuries were immediately reported.
In late August the Pentagon announced a contingency plan is in place for seizing Syria’s chemical weapons arsenal should President Obama order them to do so, and that the plan involves sending “small teams” of special operations forces into Syria.
A U.S. appeals court on Friday upheld a lower court ruling that would block the federal government from requiring tobacco companies to put graphic anti-smoking images on cigarette packaging.
An experimental drug is showing some promise in slowing the decline in thinking and memory that comes with Alzheimer's disease, especially in people with milder forms of the illness.
As the school season starts, experts warn that overloaded backpacks often result in back injuries among children.
As Mars rover Curiosity approaches its terrifying landing, we have to face the fact that ‘Mars wins most of the time’
The Mars rover Curiosity’s first roll was more than a cause for celebration — it will help pinpoint where the rover set down, and emblazon the name of its maker into the Martian soil. Curiosity’s wheels have holes arranged in the Morse code pattern f
How the first autonomous strike plane will land on aircraft carriers, navigate hostile airspace and change the future of flight
A massive, indoor hurricane simulator could save your life
A rogue state is on the verge of developing a deadly biological weapon against which the rest of the world has no defense. Through its connections to extremist groups and smugglers, the regime could be planning to launch bio attacks on U.S. allies an
The America’s Cup World Series is the circus Ellison has brought to town, and he himself is the ringmaster. It is a warm-up to the America’s Cup match, the one-on-one winner-take-all main event.
Neil Armstrong — who has died at the age of 82 — was best known as the commander of Apollo 11, but his career at NASA began nearly a decade earlier as a research test pilot.
A startup prepares to manufacture electronics that conform to skin, arteries, and organs, allowing new surgical and measuring methods.
Plastic or silk threads covered with temperature sensors and micro-heaters could keep tabs on infections and provide therapy.
Kari Stefansson says his genetic research company has shown that older fathers pass many more DNA mutations to their children.
ISideWith.com offers a short quiz to gauge participants' views on domestic and foreign policy issues. If you are having a hard time deciding which candidate to support in the November presidential election, this online tool may provide some help.
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CASA GRANDE, AZ - Department of Public Safety officers cracked down on Interstate 10 looking for drug smugglers and illegal aliens, conducting a sweep of the interstate between Tucson and Phoenix.
Theft of citizen assets accompanied by the simultaneous demonization of veterans in order to neutralize them in preparation for the implementation of martial law.
Forget about national poll results, it's the electoral college that counts.
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Many of the critics then raised issues of cost (Apollo's price tag was about $20 billion), the danger of risking human life in the unforgiving environment beyond Earth, and the ultimate return on investment. They argued that robotic space probes cou
Sara Weaver has forgiven the people responsible for murdering her mother Vicki and younger brother Samuel twenty years ago. Lon Horiuchi, the FBI sniper who shot Vicki in the head while she was holding a ten-month-old infant, is still being sheltered
Judge orders release of US Marine detained for Facebook posts
When people talk about “preps” they’re usually talking about things like ammunition and food – both of which, obviously, are good things to keep handy in the event the SHTF.
With all the study and thought that are required to make sense out of how the Great Unraveling will play out, we seldom take time to think of what it will be like on the other side.
The Queen isn't the only one clutching her pearls over Prince Harry's naked pictures.
The US Job Market Is Just Awful For College Graduates
