US president says Rupert Murdoch's TV channels have profited from his presidency.
Mexican fisherman who survived against all odds at sea raises more questions.
Carillo confronted middle school teacher over sexual assault in Riverside, California.
LGBT activists hold worldwide protests against homophobia during Russia's Winter Games.
Man who ran 200 marathons dressed as The Flash first to cross Canada without support.
Taliban fighters are no longer receiving financial support as Afghanistan prepares to hold presidential election.
Winter Storm Maximum claims first life after pensioner hit by snow plow.
Pascal Simbikangwa, former spy chief, to be tried for complicity in Rwandan genocide which killed 500,000 ethnic Tutsi.
Speculation is rife as to how Hezbollah will react to the Hariri hearing - but it has bigger fish to fry.
'Provincial' pyramid was not used for royal burials and has no inner chamber.
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Thousands of anti-doping tests will be carried out as Russian President Vladimir Putin prepares to head for Sochi.
This social media addict tells us why she has a love/hate relationship with the network
Marines' trial in limbo as Indian government unable to decide if charges invoking death penalty should be brought in.
Parts of central Europe have been devastated by blizzards and freezing rain.
Fighting continues as thousands of African and French troops fail to quell war.
Kim Jong-un's regime lashes out at Abe for 'militarist ambitions'.
What went wrong with the infamous online drinking game?
Move which follows White House approval and relaxation of rules shows no requests for bulk data as feared.
IBTimesUK looks at the last words of some of the world's most controversial leaders.
Oscar winner died surrounded by haul of street drugs, accordng to reports
First minor found guilty of 'promoting non-traditional relationship' in the Bryansk region.
Pictures of Japanese reporter Daijiro Enami flood web while Thailand uprising continues.
Minute-long TV advert branded 'creepy' by viewers.
Spokesmen Ilias Kasidiaris says far-right party will run in May elections despite pending trial.
Transport for London plans limited services across network over 48-hour strike.
Transport for London says just one percent pay with cash
U-turn announced after Home Office rejected industry bid to open late.
BBC documentary interviews confidantes of former Libyan dictator who accuse him of mass murder and megalomania.
Terror network calls on mujahedeen in Syria not to fight each other.