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A small plane with five people on board crashed into a home south of London on Sunday, bursting into flames, police and rescue officials said. It was unclear if there were any survivors.

Flashing lights, swarming paparazzi, a mysterious Fiat Uno, a swiftly aborted proposal to assassinate a Balkan leader — what will jurors make of it all in reaching a judgment on the deaths of Princess Diana and her lover Dodi Fayed?

Dith Pran, the Cambodian-born journalist whose tale of enslavement at the hands of the Khmer Rouge became the subject of the film The Killing Fields, died Sunday.

Duh! There is a direct connection between adverse media coverage and attacks in Iraq

Recent figures suggest that schools have shifted time from teaching history and literature to solely preparing students for standardized tests.

A sleek new bathing suit is the buzz of swimmers worldwide, but the revolutionary athletic attire could be banned from the upcoming Beijing Olympics.

Why is there so much tension between believers and non-believers in our social and political discourse?

The new Majlis can best be described as a den of henchmen and torturers.

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Thor Halvorssen: Celebrities like Sean Penn, Naomi Campbell, and Danny Glover stubbornly ignore the ugly truth about Venezuela's leader.

Susan Estrich: Joe Klein thinks neither Obama nor Clinton are viable, and that Gore may end up being the Democratic nominee.

Police clashed with demonstrators Saturday night in several working-class neighborhoods that were the scene of violent protests to commemorate the killing of two brothers under the 1973-90 dictatorship of Gen. Augusto Pinochet.

Zimbabwe's main oppostion party has claimed victory over that nation's controversial leader Robery Mugabe in early election returns on Saturday, Sky News is reporting.

Egyptian security authorities recovered a Palestinian man who had fallen into a coma after being trapped Sunday for several hours inside a tunnel he was digging to smuggle goods between Egypt and Hamas-controlled Gaza.

The former husband of French-Colombian hostage Ingrid Betancourt said Sunday that he fears Colombia's government is offering to free imprisoned guerrillas in exchange for her release because they believe she is dead.

Spanish police seized property, luxury goods and cash worth $131 million that was linked to drug trafficking, the Interior Ministry said Sunday.

A Russian helicopter crashed Sunday while attempting to land at the remote settlement of Barentsburg on Norway's Svalbard islands in the Arctic, killing three, rescue officials said.