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The cover of the first "Charlie Hebdo" issue since last week's terrorist attack in Paris is out, and the editors are NOT backing down.

Still not clear yet, House of Commons security says. pic.twitter.com/4KrAhHB2FM — Josh Wingrove (@josh_wingrove) October 22, 2014 There were “several shooting incidents in downtown Ottawa” Wednesday morning, according to Ottawa police.

The first female air force pilot in the United Arab Emirates led airstrikes against Islamic State militants in Syria earlier this week, the federation's ambassador to Washington said on Thursday as he pledged his country will do "whatever is necessary" to defeat the militant group.

The Muslim Extremist group ISIS has already broadly threatened the United States for airstrikes against the group, killing two American journalists, and threatening to behead a third person, a British citizen, for the UK's participation in efforts to halt their growth.

Nearing six months since the unexplained loss of Flight MH370, Malaysia Airlines has launched an add campaign asking Australian and New Zealand customers to describe in 500 words or less, "What and where would you like to kick off on your bucket list, and explain why?".

The Boston Red Sox have outdistanced 7 other major league teams to win the race to sign Cuban free-agent outfielder Rusney Castillo.

If there's one thing Oklahoma isn't known for, it's personal wealth. But one Okie, oil guru Harold Hamm, has carved out his place as the worlds 39th richest man.

For a small group of U.S. companies that have contracts with federal agencies that deal with illegal immigrants, the recent wave of border crossings has become a lucrative business opportunity.

Professional cyclist Maarten de Jonge of the Netherlands needs to play the lottery. Or go to Las Vegas. Or play golf in a lightening storm, carrying a two iron with Bill Murray as his caddie.

You can have your athletes, your politicians and your actors, for today a true hero turns 105, and I would like to take a moment to thank him and to tell his story.

Pictures on Texas Tech Cheerleader Kendall Jones' Facebook page went viral recently, and now Facebook has deleted some of them.

After 12-year-old Athena Orchard lost her battle with cancer just last week, her family thought they would never hear from her again. Until they found this secret message she left behind for them on the back of her mirror in her bedroom.