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Stalemate

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry met with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov on Friday, but neither signaled they will budge and a resolution to the crisis in Ukraine's disputed Crimea region remains elusive days before a secession referendum

Sabotage Suspected on Jet

Malaysian officials investigating the disappearance of Flight MH370 say evidence from military radar-tracking suggests it was deliberately flown off-course

Pres: Obamacare Will Survive

Enough people have enrolled for insurance in the Affordable Care Act's private exchanges that President Obama thinks the law will be successful

Scott Brown Plots A Comeback

The former Massachusetts senator who lost his seat to Elizabeth Warren is set to make an exploratory bid for the midterm elections, this time in New Hampshire. The Tea Party star is expected to make the announcement Friday afternoon

Quiznos Gets Toasted: Sub Chain Files for Chapter 11

The company, which oversees almost 2,100 franchise locations around the world, filed for bankruptcy protection Friday, but will continue to serve toasted subs to customers. It's planning a reorganization to cut more than $400 million in debt

Rep. Rangel: Congress Has Ignored Infrastructure

In the wake of the explosion and building collapse in East Harlem that killed at least eight people, apparently caused by a gas leak, Rep. Charles Rangel says the country's infrastructure must be shored up to meet the demands of the 21st century

Another Deadly Knife Attack Puts China on Edge

Just two weeks after a mass stabbing in southwest China claimed 29 lives, and days after 153 Chinese disappeared on Flight MH370, another tragedy appears to have struck the Middle Kingdom

Ohio County Sees More Heroin Deaths Than Homicides

New figures released by a Cleveland medical examiner show heroin-induced deaths in the metropolitan area hit a record 195 last year, well above the 161 in 2012, highlighting what Attorney General Eric Holder calls an “urgent and growing public health crisis"

Sick Boy Shows Tragedy of Syria's War

The ongoing conflict in Syria is about to enter its fourth year and has led to a fragmented health care system, where even manageable diseases become death sentences, as it has for one 4-year-old Syrian boy

Orange Is the New Black Gets Ready for Season Two

To whet the appetites of fans of the hit prison drama, the on-demand entertainment site released photographs from the upcoming new season that include a scene from a mock job fair and the introduction of a new character

Pistorius Sickened in Court by Images of Dead Girlfriend

The double-amputee Olympian, on trial in South Africa for the murder of model Reeva Steenkamp in February 2013, vomited after gruesome images of her body shortly after he shot her were inadvertently shown in the courtroom

'Bestie,' 'Bookaholic' Added to Oxford Dictionary

There are about 900 new additions to the Oxford English Dictionary, announced this week, including first-timers like 'bathroom break,' 'beatboxer,' 'DIYer,' 'scissor-kick' and— wait for it —'scimitar-horned oryx'