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Power plant worker Liu Shui likes to bike around his hometown province Hebei in north China pursuing his photography hobby.

Looks like being on Broadway fits Carly Rae Jepsen like, well, a glass slipper. The singer has extended her engagement in the musical Cinderella through June 8; originally she was set to conclude her run in April.

Let's get to the big secret of the most brilliant star of Mexico's Riviera Maya: Cancun still has secrets.

An artist's impression of the Lynx Suborbital Vehicle as space enthusiasts will soon be able to board a rocket for just a fraction of the cost Space enthusiasts keen to explore the skies but deterred by the hefty price tag will soon be able to board a rocket for just a fraction of the cost.

Muslim men leave a mosque after Friday prayers, just down the road of the home of Fariq Abdul Hamid, co-pilot of the missing Malaysia Airlines jetliner MH370, center, Friday, March 14, 2014 in Shah Alam, Malaysia.

An attorney for a man who claims he was tortured in the United Arab Emirates at the behest of the U.S. government says his client is too afraid to attempt to travel back to the U.S. American Muslim Yonas Fikre sued the FBI and the State Department last year alleging the agencies demanded that he spy on a Portland mosque.

Foreign Secretary William Hague, US secretary of state John Kerry and Prime Minister David Cameron discuss the Ukraine situation at Number 10 Crucial talks between the US secretary of state and his Russian counterpart to "find a way forward" over the crisis in Ukraine have begun in London.

Leader of the Scottish Conservatives Ruth Davidson with deputy leader Jackson Carlaw in Edinburgh, Scotland, ahead of the Scottish Conservative party conference Prime Minister David Cameron will focus on his fight to keep Scotland in the UK as he opens the Scottish Conservative party conference.

Now, Quebec multi-millionaire Pierre Karl Peladeau has become a key figure in the movement to make the French-speaking province an independent country.

MARTIN Cowell has combined a love of travel with a successful business career to find himself running his own niche firm.

"Rolling Stone" says the Tool, A Perfect Circle, and Pucifer frontman has put his Los Angeles home up for sale.

Trauma centers specialize in the care of severely injured patients. Over the last two decades, about one-third of the 1,125 trauma centers across the nation have closed, according to the University of California, San Francisco researchers.

A western-based militia fighting in the name of parliament has launched an offensive against an autonomy-minded militia in the east that has for months occupied most of Libya's crucial oil facilities - seizing virtual control of the country's most vital resource and almost sole source of cash.

A " German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Thursday that Russia risks "massive" political and economic consequences if Moscow does not enter into "negotiations that achieve results" over the situation in Ukraine.

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A Chinese satellite looking into the mysterious disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 "observed a suspected crash area at sea," a Chinese government agency said -- a potentially pivotal lead into what has been a frustrating search for the aircraft.

Counting down to a high-stakes Crimean referendum, President Obama declared Wednesday that the U.S. would 'completely reject' a vote opening the door for the strategic Ukrainian peninsula to join Russia if the election goes ahead on Sunday.

I don't have much to tell you about Scotland, really. It's true, they have whisky, and kilts, and some people speak with an accent so thick that you wonder whether you're hearing English or Gaelic.

The Obama administration said Tuesday it's making steady progress on health care sign-ups, but the White House needs something close to a miracle to meet its goal of enrolling 6 million people by the end of this month.

Who exactly is coordinating the release of information about the fate of Malaysian Airlines Flight 370? Nobody, it would seem.