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At Copenhagen climate change talks, a research group says this decade is likely to prove the hottest on record.

All eyes are on the United Nations Climate Change conference talks that kick off in Copenhagen, Denmark, this week. Known as the COP15 summit, the international negotiations will center …

Washington - State labor officials on Monday urged Congress to renew emergency jobless benefits that have been available through economic stimulus funds, but are due to expire this month. …

One year after Obama takes office and appoints Hillary Clinton secretary of state, the State Department struggles to determine whether it really wants to separate from the Pentagon. At …

"In New York when I was detained, I was about to get an attorney through one of the churches, but that went away once they sent me here to …

Sen. Ben Nelson's antiabortion ammendment restricting access to abortion services for women who receive federal subsidies could come up for a vote today. Janet Adamy and Greg Hitt, …

Jeffrey R. Young, The Chronicle of Higher Education reports on claims made by anti climate change groups that scientists distorted data in developing research on global warming:

Five car bombs exploded in Baghdad early Tuesday, killing more than 100 people in what appeared to be coordinated attacks by militants in response to the Iraqi government's approval …

Photographer Maziar Pourbeheshti was shaken as he logged onto his Facebook account in the early evening from his Tehran apartment. At the Tehran University campus Monday, he had witnessed …

Last month, Attorney General Eric Holder told lawmakers in testimony before Congress that a long-awaited Justice Department watchdog report that is said to be highly critical of the legal …