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U.S. sailor found dead at train station in Japan

By CNN
A U.S. Navy sailor has been found dead with a head injury at a Japanese train station, local police said Monday.

Armstrong stripped of Tour de France titles

By CNN
It's the ultimate blow for Lance Armstrong. The cyclist has officially been stripped of all 7 of his Tour de France titles.

Clinton: 'I take responsibility' for security ahead of Benghazi attack

By CNN
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said the buck stops with her when it comes to who is to blame for security ahead of a deadly assault on the U.S. diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya.

Toyota recalls 7.43 million cars

By CNN
Toyota Motors announced a global recall Wednesday of 7.43 million cars due to a power window problem that poses a fire risk.

Einstein letter, set for auction, shows scientist challenging idea of God, being 'chosen'

By CNN
Decades before atheist scientist and author Richard Dawkins called God a "delusion," one world-renowned physicist - Albert Einstein - was weighing in on faith matters with his own strong words.

Americans face $3,500 fiscal cliff tax hit

By CNN
American households face an average tax increase of $3,500 if Congress doesn't act to avert the fiscal cliff, according to a new analysis from the Tax Policy Center. Overall, 88% of households would end up with higher taxes.

Syria Journalist Killed

By CNN
Sniper fire killed a correspondent with Iran's state-run Press TV in Damascus on Wednesday, the television station's website said.

iPhone 5 pre-order shipping dates pushed back, likely due to demand

By CNN
(CNN) -- The rush to be the first kid on the block with the latest iPhone is on.

Violent protests erupt at embassies as U.S. seeks killers

By CNN
The United States faced violent protests outside embassies in Egypt and Yemen on Thursday, even as it was deploying warships as part of the hunt for those behind the deadly attack against U.S. personnel in Libya.