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A north Florida woman told deputies her 4-year-old son shot her in the back while he was sitting in the back seat of her pickup truck

Buckingham Palace complains to the press watchdog over the Sun newspaper's article claiming the Queen backed "Brexit" from the European Union.

A roof is blown off a supermarket as strong winds and heavy rain batter the country.

Networking giant Facebook today said it has over 142 million users in India, of which about 133 million access the social media platform through their mobile phones.

Captains of England and New Zealand women's cricket teams for the World T20 played their cards cautiously and said that they have prepared well to finish on top in the tournament.

Welfare for the wealthy has rarely been so generous in the UK — the problem is the tax-free lump sum

Mitt Romney has called Donald Trump "a fraud," "phony," and, most importantly, a bad candidate for president. And Trump has fired back in his signature style — by insulting Romney on Twitter.

Seoul must be on full alert due to Pyongyang's possible provocations, according to South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman.

Martin Quiej was arguing with his two attackers on 54th St. near Roosevelt Ave. in Woodside when the two men bashed him repeatedly in the head and body with the pipe about 1:45 a.m. Saturday.

Lt. Gen. Frederick "Ben" Hodges, the commander of the US army in Europe, suggested deploying the Patriot surface-to-air missile (SAM) systems to Sweden as part of war games, which, according to Swedish Defense Minister Peter Hultqvist, are not in the pipeline yet, Finland's Yle national public service reported.

HARARE, Zimbabwe - Match-fixers "within and outside" the Zimbabwe soccer federation targeted games in Africa's two biggest competitions and in the top league in South Africa, with the former head coach of the Zimbabwe national team one of the "chief suspects," documents seen by The Associated Press say.

'We believe it was a tactic used by this group in order to get a free party for their children.'

TOKYO - Kengo Kuma, the architect of the new national stadium for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, says in Tokyo on ...

The torching of factories and rioting that has shut down business in iSithebe was depriving as many as 20 000 people of their livelihood, the government said.

Ali Akbar Velayati, top adviser to the Supreme Leader of Iran on international affairs, said on Wednesday there were no serious setbacks to the transfer of military equipment from Russia to the Islamic Republic.

Sunderland sign former Arsenal defender Emmanuel Eboue on a short-term deal until the end of the season.

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WASHINGTON, March 9 (UPI) -- Janet Jackson will not be heading to Europe as part of her "Unbreakable" world tour.

The disappointing results reinvigorated calls for Rubio to drop out of the race — and rumors that his advisers were considering it.

Pakistan's concerns over security at Dharamsala have led to the switching of their March 19 World Twenty20 match against India to Kolkata.

GRAND RAPIDS, Minn. (AP) — A northern Minnesota teenager has pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the fatal shooting of a friend last fall.

LAS VEGAS (AP) — The creators of "Hitman" are pulling the trigger on an unorthodox way of releasing their espionage saga that could reshape how the interactive industry approaches video game launches.

LAS VEGAS - The creators of "Hitman" are pulling the trigger on an unorthodox way of releasing their espionage saga that could reshape how the interactive industry approaches video game launches.