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Sick Child Mirrors Syria's Tragedy

The ongoing conflict in Syria has led to a broken health care system where even manageable diseases become death sentences, as it has for one 4-year-old Syrian boy

Syrian Refugees by James Nachtwey

Syria’s Agony: The Photographs That Moved Them Most

Jet Search Deepens Tensions

Officials in several Asian countries are frustrated with Malaysia's handling of the hunt, with questions of why there’s so much contradictory information

China: Another Knife Attack

Just two weeks after a mass stabbing in southwest China claimed 29 lives, another tragedy appears to have struck the Middle Kingdom

Zuckerberg Pokes Obama

In a post, Facebook's founder said he contacted the President to express his frustration at the government's mass surveillance program

NYC Blast Death Toll Rises to 8

Another body was recovered by firefighters after Wednesday's fiery collapse of two buildings in New York City's East Harlem that also left more than 60 people injured. City officials say a gas leak triggered the explosion

Plane Malfunctions at Philadelphia Airport

The nose gear of Ft. Lauderdale-bound U.S. Airways Flight 1702 crumpled Thursday as it was about to depart from Philadelphia International Airport, forcing the passengers to deplane. No injuries were reported

House GOP Doubtful of Senate’s Jobless Benefits Deal

An agreement struck by a bipartisan group of 10 senators would retroactively restore for five months emergency unemployment insurance that expired in December -- but senior Republican representatives aren't sold

Report Slams Marlboro Ads for Targeting Kids

A study issued by Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids and other anti-smoking advocacy groups charged that Marlboro geared its international ad campaign toward minors, which the cigarette brand denied

Report: Over 146K Killed in Syria's Civil War

The latest figure from the U.K.-based anti-government group, Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, helps quantify the massive toll of Syria's three-year civil war, with about half of those reported deaths consisting of civilians

Two Killed After Car Plows Into SXSW Crowd

Authorities in Austin, Texas, say a drunk driver was evading police early Tuesday when the car barreled into a temporary barricade for people gathered near the popular downtown nightclub The Mohawk, leaving two people dead and dozens injured

Dow Tumbles 231 Points

The index ended down for the fourth straight day amid tension in Ukraine and concerns of an economic slowdown in China, with the Dow dropping 231 points, or 1.4 percent, at close, and the S&P down 1.2 percent

U.S. Millionaires Club Grows to Almost 10M

A record 9.63 million households had a net worth of $1 million or more last year, a 58% increase from 2008. The number of affluent households worth between $100,000 and $1 million was also up in 2013