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‘American Horror Story’ Season 6 Theories: Who Is Slender Man? Season 5 Clues Point To Terrifying Legend
Looks like your worst nightmare may be coming to the small screen. Season 6 of "American Horror Story" is been rumored to feature a Slender Man theme.
Refugee Crisis Update: German LGBTs Plan Shelters For Gay Refugees Amid Violence
After cases of abuse and violence, groups in Germany and the Netherlands are working to set up special housing for new arrivals facing threats.
In Central African Republic Election, Candidates Anicet-Georges Dologuélé, Faustin-Archange Touadera Vie For Presidency
Central African Republic's constitutional court said former prime ministers Anicet-Georges Dologuélé and Faustin-Archange Touadera will face off in the final voting round.
Craig Wright Is Not Bitcoin Creator Satoshi Nakamoto, According To New Text Analysis
A textual analysis of the work of the person identified as the creator of bitcoin has proven it is not Satoshi Nakamoto.
Baghdad Shopping Mall Attack Live Updates: After Car Bomb, Gunmen Storm Jawaher Mall
ISIS has claimed responsibility for Monday's bombing in the Iraqi capital. Security forces killed four attackers, while two others blew themselves up.
ISIS Vows War Against Saudi Arabia: Islamic State Group Threatens Arab Monarchy After Announcement Of Anti-Terror Coalition
A new video shows a fighter encouraging the beheading of Shiite citizens in Saudi Arabia, followed by the gruesome execution of an alleged Saudi spy.
Will Nigerian President Buhari Resign If He Doesn't Keep Campaign Promise Of Millions Of New Jobs?
Muhammadu Buhari has vowed to grow the economy and stabilize Nigeria's naira currency by eradicating corruption stemming from his predecessor.
Bitcoin Price Spikes Following Reports Of Cryptocurrency Creator Satoshi Nakamoto Unmasking
In the wake of reports that the mysterious creator of digital currency bitcoin is Australian entrepreneur Craig Wright, the price of bitcoin has surged.
Exclusive: Australian Police Raid Sydney Home Of Reported Bitcoin Creator
The police raid in Australia came hours after reports that Craig Steven Wright was probably the secretive bitcoin creator.
Who Was Lisa Del Giocondo? Portraits Possibly Found Underneath 'Mona Lisa'
“She is totally different to Mona Lisa today. This is not the same woman," contends one art researcher.
ISIS Propaganda In Spain: Two Prisoners Arrested For Spreading Islamic State Group's Radicalization Message
“Prisons are the breeding ground for radicalization,” said Mohammed Chirani, a community organizer in Paris.
San Bernardino Suspects Manhunt Heading To Mexico? Police Chase Underway For Shooting Suspects Remains Local
After a mass shooting in Southern California, U.S. Customs and Border Patrol personnel received no instructions to block the U.S.-Mexico border, a spokesman said.
War On ISIS Terrorism 2015: Italy Cracks Down On Clandestine Mosques To Quell Islamic Extremism After Paris Attacks
There are four official mosques and 800 places of worship for Italy's 1.5 million Muslims.
Google's Speedy Mobile Pages Will Begin Rolling Out In Early 2016
The search giant's Advanced Mobile Pages Project has already received commitments from the likes of AOL, CBS Interactive, Slate and Thrillist.
Donald Trump On Climate Change: 'Big Fat Dose Of Global Warming' Is Needed After Cold Front Hits Northeast
Donald Trump prefers global warming to cold streaks in October.
ISIS In Libya? Gadhafi Sirte Residence Searched By Islamic State For Hidden Money: Report
The militant group has had a presence in the North African nation for a little more than a year.
F-35 Joint Strike Fighter Jet Will Sling Lethal, Unmanned Drones At Enemy Targets -- It Just Has To Get Off The Ground
Plagued with problems almost since day one, the "ultimate fighter jet" will sling lethal, unmanned drones at enemy targets.
Oregon Shooting Puts Spotlight Back On Mass Shooting 'Contagion Effect'
Mass-shooting incidents can be contagious, with the likelihood of a similar event increasing for a time after one takes place, according to a recent study.
Amid NATO Threats, Russia New Air Bases Could Open Across Eastern Europe And Central Asia
The additional air force bases would enable the Kremlin's jets to continue probing the skies over Europe without worrying about making it back to Russia's sovereign territory.
Russia's Airborne Units Put On Full Alert Amid NATO Tensions, Combat Readiness Inspections
Units in Russia's airborne forces have been put on full alert as part of an inspection of the country's military readiness.
Digital Privacy: Microsoft, US Justice Department Will Argue Over Whether A US Warrant Can Access Customer Data Stored Abroad
The tech giant says allowing U.S. authorities to access private customer data in Ireland is toxic to European business.
Transgender Catholics Cannot Be Godparents, Vatican Says
The ruling came in response to a Spanish transgender man's request to act as godfather to his nephew.
Hamid Gul, Father Of The Taliban, Dies Of Brain Hemorrhage
Hamid Gul, the former head of Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence, was on a family vacation when he was taken ill.
Rosie O'Donnell vs. Donald Trump: Former 'The View' Host Also Has History Of Controversial Comments
Like Donald Trump, the former co-host of "The View" has stirred controversy -- especially with an impression of Asian people.
Donald Trump Ex-Wife Rape Accusation: Ivana Backtracks On 'Violent Assault' Allegations
In a deposition from their early-1990s divorce proceedings, Ivana Trump accused her husband of raping her during a 1989 encounter.
Israel Moves To Legalize West Bank Settlements As EU Pressure Grows
The move comes amid sustained criticism from Israel's Western allies, with the EU announcing this week that it will keep pushing for products manufactured in West Bank settlements to be labeled.
Russia Tupolev 22M3 Bombers Upgrade: Modernized Jets To Be In Service By End of 2015
Russia will introduce six long-range Tupolev Tu-22M3 bombers to its fleet before the end of this year.
Polish Minister Does Nazi Salute In EU Parliament, Poland Apologizes
Poland issued an apology after right-wing lawmaker Janusz Korwin-Mikke did a Nazi salute and made reference to a Nazi slogan.
Russia Doubling Military Troops on Novaya Zemlya In Arctic by 2020
Encompassing two Russian nuclear test sites used during the Cold War, Novaya Zemlya is one of the northeasternmost points in all of Europe.
Under Kim Jong Un, North Korea Scrutinizing Workers, Officials Abroad After Defections, Report Says
An unspecified number of North Korean officials recently fled to foreign nations to avoid harsh tactics implemented by Kim Jong Un.