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Harriet Wallberg and Anders Hamsten dismissed for their roles in a scandal over disgraced stem cell scientist at Stockholm's Karolinska Institute
Actor has had struggles with substance abuse during his career
Explosives-laden pick-up truck was left in a parking lot in Shi'ite-dominated district of Karradah, near a hospital and shops, a police officer said
Newton made landfall with winds of 90 mph (150 kph) early Tuesday, pelting the area near Cabo San Lucas with heavy rain and strong winds
A tropical storm warning remained in effect Tuesday morning from New York's Long Island to Massachusetts
Sven Lau is suspected of supporting The Army of Emigrants and Partisans, by acting as contact for extremists wanting to fight for group in Syria
In the most comprehensive survey so far, AP has documented and mapped 72 mass graves
But most young whites think movement's rhetoric encourages violence against police, while vast majority of young blacks say it does not
Britain named Nicholas Hopton as ambassador to Tehran, while Iran named Hamid Baeedinejad, who participated in the nuclear talks, as its envoy to London
This year's presidential race could come with intrigue like none before it
Church of Norway says almost 25,000 members left in August by using a new function on the church's website; meanwhile, about 1,200 new members joined online
Rosetta's camera finally captured images on Friday of the lander on comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, weeks before the probe's own mission ends, the European Space Agency said
Lawyers will ask suburban Philadelphia judge to suppress testimony from 2005 lawsuit, when accuser Andrea Constand said she was left semi-conscious and Cosby said he was 'not stopped'
Hanjin, South Korea's largest ocean container shipper, will seek bankruptcy protection in 43 countries, including Canada, Germany and Britain
Ruslan Sokolovsky, 21, was charged with enticing religious hatred for playing game in a church
Demand is growing mainly among wealthy middle class, fueled by portrayals of British high society featured in TV shows, news stories of British royal family and classical novels, analysts say
Germany’s Bild newspaper reports former football great, 70, had operation Saturday, days after home searched in World Cup corruption probe
Hopes are high that fuel siphoned in a few years' time from more three miles below sea's surface might be antidote to entrenched poverty and underdevelopment in country of 750,000 people
Despite being passed over for the job of Trump's running mate, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and an entourage of his closest allies could leave a lasting mark on a Trump administration, should he win in November
Rotary Club says WHO verified case in area newly liberated from Boko Haram militants
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