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The riots in tibet two weeks ago have turned into a major challenge to China's leaders, whose decision to use military force and restrict media access has cast a shadow over hopes for an unblemished Olympics this summer.

THE CSIRO's national research flagships program has the government's full support, Acting Prime Minister Julia Gillard said.

Authorities examine rare vehicle for possible ties to multiple shootings.

American citizens won't need a passport to cross the land borders until the middle of next year, delaying that requirement by more than a year.

Harry Smith chats with the Democratic presidential candidate about two of the biggest issues of the race and when it may be time for Hillary clinton to concede the nomination.

Thirty-eight percent of foreclosures now involve rental properties, and that means banks are booting out a lot of renters. Ben Tracy reports victims are left with few good options.

(CNSNews.com) - Bracing for reaction, the Dutch government late Thursday distanced itself from a lawmaker's newly released film linking the Koran to violence and terrorism, saying the problem was "not religion, but the misuse of religion to sow hatred and intolerance."

(CNSNews.com) - It wasn't an April Fool's joke after all: Dutch politician Geert Wilders has posted his short film on the Koran online, as promised, before the end of March. Within hours, millions of people had accessed it.

(CNSNews.com) - An audio clip posted on YouTube earlier this month is responsible for a hate-filled campaign of threats and harassment being directed at an Oklahoma state lawmaker, her family and her Christian faith.

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