ORONO, Maine - The unwanted crabs that have plagued Maine's clam beds for years might soon play a new role - as appetizer.
BUENOS AIRES - In a hidden room in a house near Argentina's capital, police believe they have found the biggest collection of Nazi artifacts in the country's history, including a bust relief of Adolf Hitler, magnifying glasses inside elegant boxes with swastikas and even a macabre medical device used to measure head size.
NEW YORK - Long before cats became the darlings of Facebook and YouTube, they spread through the ancient human world.
NEW DELHI - Pregnant women in India are being advised to stay away from meat, eggs and lust - drawing derision from health experts who slammed the tips on Tuesday as completely unscientific.
NEW DELHI - India's blossoming love affair with mobile phones continues, with a million new users being added each year, according to the latest statistics.
LAS VEGAS - Desert dwellers in the western United States see temperatures topping 49 C as a reason to hunker down indoors and turn up the air conditioning.
ALGIERS, Algeria - It's a garbage job, but someone has to do it. Or some animal: in the alleyways of Algiers' famed Casbah, donkeys shift tons of trash every day.
China has made further strides in boosting its wine culture after a team of three students competed against international rivals in a competition at Chateau Lafite-Rothschild in Bordeaux.
NEW YORK - Wanted: 10,000 New Yorkers interested in advancing science by sharing a trove of personal information, from cell phone locations and credit-card swipes to blood samples and life-changing events. For 20 years.
MOSCOW - The United States should respect Syria's territorial integrity and refrain from unilateral actions in the country, Russian news agencies quoted Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov as saying on Monday.
TEHERAN - After firing missiles targeting the Islamic State group in eastern Syria, Iran's Revolutionary Guard on Monday issued a stark warning to extremists, saying that any future attack against Iran will result in more powerful launches.
SEOUL - South Korea, one of the world's largest nuclear electricity producers, will scrap plans to add nuclear power plants, its president said Monday, signaling a shift in decades of reliance on nuclear energy.
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