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Members of the Senate and House are speaking out against proposed cuts in food aid.
The Shield still undefeated. Take "Hell" out of Kane.
Indian prisoner Sarabjit Singh loses his battle with death at Jinnah Hospital in Lahore.
CERN reproduces Tim Berners-Lee's first webpage as the World Wide Web turns 20.
"The Shield" is still undefeated in WWE.
The long wait for the prog rock legends' Hall of Fame induction is almost over, and a new tour is set to begin soon.
Life-saving food aid is not reaching hungry Syrians because of the escalating conflict between Assad's government and rebels.
One Direction continues their US stardom at the Kids' Choice Awards.
The hunger crisis in Syria is putting children at risk of deadly malnutrition.
Nancy Lindborg of USAID spoke to the House about the growing humanitarian crisis facing war-torn Syria.
Sherrod Brown is advocating for school meals abroad as an important piece of U.S. foreign policy
Efforts to build stability in Yemen are being undermined by a shortage of funds.
We search for a motive in the kidnapping by Jimmy Lee Dykes of an innocent young boy.
Edward I. Koch, former mayor of New York, died February 1, 2013 in his beloved city; New Yorkers mourn.
Kill Hannah and do312.com have opened a contest for one lucky band to open for the annual New Heart for Christmas event.
The X-47B drone begins sea trials.
Pakistani opposition leader Imran Khan will lead a motorcade protesting drone strikes.
With some reservations, Kim Jong-un will accept food aid for flood-stricken North Korea.
A new album by the son of Serge Gainsbourg features duets with Scarlett Johansson, Rufus Wainwright, Johnny Depp, and more.
Best known as the unforgettable George Jefferson, Hemsley passed away on Tuesday in El Paso, Texas.