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At least 49 people were killed and more than 600 people were injured when a train plowed into a platform at a Buenos Aires station Wednesday, state media said.
A federal advisory panel is recommending that all Americans ages 65 and older get vaccinated against whooping cough.
Five wealthy people have donated nearly $1 of every $4 flowing to the super PACs raising unlimited money in this year's presidential race.
Syrian rebels report two Western journalists were killed Wednesday, less than a week after New York Times correspondent Anthony Shadid died in the violence-wracked country.
A new survey shows that a surging Rick Santorum is running even with Mitt Romney atop the Republican presidential field, but neither candidate is faring well against President Barack Obama.
Americans in New Jersey's largest city were subjected to surveillance as part of the New York Police Department's effort to build databases of where Muslims work, shop and pray.
This tax season, many taxpayers are moving away from tax forms and booklets, and moving to smartphones and iPads for filing.
Leaders of the nation's largest Protestant denomination have endorsed an optional alternative name for the Southern Baptist Convention: Great Commission Baptists.
Americans are keeping new and used vehicles longer because of better quality, concern about debt and economic uncertainty, according to a report released Tuesday by research firm R.L. Polk.
Just days after the 200th anniversary of a series of massive earthquakes in southeast Missouri, residents woke up Tuesday to a rumbling reminder that they live in one of the continent's most active seismic areas.
The Dow Jones industrial average has crossed 13,000 for the first time since before the 2008 financial crisis.
A western Michigan man whose son was killed while serving in the military has burned a replica of New Jersey's flag to protest that state's decision to lower it in honor of Whitney Houston.
A group of evangelical pastors is joining Roman Catholic leaders who oppose an Obama administration requirement that employees of religiously affiliated businesses receive birth control coverage.
President Barack Obama has spoken to Afghan President Hamid Karzai to discuss efforts to reconcile with elements of the Taliban.
The commander of international troops in Afghanistan has ordered an investigation into what NATO says was improper disposal of a large number of Islamic religious materials.
An EU diplomat says that an agreement has been reached to give Greece $170 billion more in bailout loans and bring its debt down to 120.5 percent of GDP by 2020.
The sheriff and congressional candidate has denied claims he threatened a Mexican immigrant with deportation if their past gay relationship was made public.
Religious broadcasters are sounding the alarm over exclusion of parts of their message from the Internet.
North Korea's top nuclear envoy has left Pyongyang for Beijing ahead of important nuclear talks with the United States later this week.
Sen. John McCain says Egyptian officials have told him they are working "diligently" to resolve a crisis that has brought relations between Cairo and Washington to their lowest point in decades.