Blistering cold plagues much of US
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Harsh weather causes school closings and travel delays, but didn't keep football fans away from Lambeau Field Sunday
An Associated Press investigation reveals pollution more widespread than industry experts claim
Clashes between loose alliance of opposition brigades and Al-Qaeda-linked ISIL kill dozens in northern provinces
Fear of clashes and accusations of rigging keep many voters away from polls
Because of a state constitutional ban, Nevada's wedding industry loses untold millions while other states make it legal
US says it will support Iraq against Al-Qaeda-linked groups, but not with troops; Republicans point fingers at Obama
Opposition leaders vow to continue anti-government protests despite threats of reprisals
US acknowledges for the first time Iran may play a major role in ending the violence in Syria
Fighters loyal to former VP say Lual Mayok was killed in battle Friday along with a deputy
The humanities shall rise again, like Lazarus, or Nosferatu, thanks to native advertising
Nearly half disapprove of the monarchy as an uproar over royal corruption grows
Agency says it will continue to review questions about alleged communications data collection of elected officials
Extravagant castles made with ice blocks from the frozen Songhua river draw visitors to northern Chinese city of Harbin
A new, high-tech wood used to build the energy-efficient homes in the Lower 9th Ward appears to be the culprit
