North Korea has threatened to attack South Korea accusing it of planning live-fire drills near their disputed sea border.

Three congressmen on Friday called on the Federal Trade Commission to investigate Google Inc., after The Wall Street Journal reported that the Internet giant was bypassing privacy settings of people who used Apple Inc.'s Web browser on phones and computers.

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Sacramento television station CBS-13 has received a letter it says is from serial killer Wesley Shermantine claiming he knows of sites where the bodies of additional victims were dumped.

SALMON, Idaho (Reuters) - A man who said the crack cocaine he was smoking "brought the devil out in him" was looking for a woman to abduct and kill before he strangled a school teacher who happened to jog near him in Montana, a prosecutor said in a sworn statement.

The price of the President Obama's fundraising travel — as was the case with his predecessors — is partially footed by taxpayers, something the opposition party is quick to point out. And reimbursements don't cover the actual sum of expenses.

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Benedict, who turns 85 in April, read a long homily in a hoarse voice and appeared weary on the third day of public rituals for the new cardinals.