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• Gretchen's Take: It may be time for a policy change in Iraq
• Internet's future: Why does Team Obama want to give control of Web to "global multi-stakeholder community"?
• Giuliani sounds off on Baltimore unrest: What have Democrats done for their city?
• Does Iran deserve a $50B signing bonus for nuke deal?
• New anti-cop protests strain city budgets as costs mount
• President Obama looking to hike taxes with executive order?
• 'Jihadi John' wasn't hurting for opportunities
• Could ISIS slip into US amid surge of Syrian refugees?
• Russia spearheads new push to choke off ISIS funds
• Time to hit the brakes on closing Guantanamo?
• Cuba demands money from us and return of Guantanamo Bay
• Terror threats raise questions over spending priorities
• Report: More US businesses are closing than starting
• 10 historic combat helmets
• Amazing ships of the future
• Ekso Bionics wearable robot helps paraplegics walk
• Gretchen's Take: Thank you to all the moms out there
• Iran: American pastor Saeed Abedini spends another birthday behind bars
• America's Most Wasted: A wake-up call for Congress about out -of-control spending
• Gretchen's Take: Why do successful athletes risk it all?
• Mother’s Day is overrated
• Teens shocked by graphic content at anti-bullying conference
• I've struggled with my weight my whole life
• University cancels church’s Easter service
• Christian pizzeria slammed by ‘modern-day fascists'
• EEOC: School wrong to fire teacher who gave Bible to student
• Mayflower replica slated to return home for tourist season, will continue repairs
• More automated passport control kiosks coming to Miami
• DC's cherry blossoms expected to hit peak bloom this weekend in time for festival parade
• The Stones, Foo Fighters, Iggy Azalea to play at 11-day festival in Quebec City
• Airport anger: JetBlue outage fixed, but chain reaction delays flights around nation
• Impact of Las Vegas tourism rises to $50 billion in 2014 with more visitors than ever before
• Carnival increasing cruise capacity in New Orleans, Carnival Triumph joins Carnival Dream
• Kelly Clarkson to perform at Wolf Trap arts park for 1st time this summer
• New and now: NH Snodeo, spring in Texas, Grand Central
• Starwood Hotels & Resorts will spin off its timeshare business into separate, public company
• New Jersey amusement park's new roller coaster will have devilish theme
• FDA announces plan to end nationwide ban on gay blood donation
• FDA warns of liver injury from muscle-building supplement
• Indiana HIV outbreak tops 100 cases, state health officials say
• Untreatable tick-borne virus found in Conn., expert says
• Lawsuit claims AIDS foundation defrauded Medicare in $20M referral scam
• Study finds breast cancer overtreatment costs US $4B per year
• Johns Hopkins sued for $1B over Guatemala venereal disease study
• Parents furious after unvaccinated child sent home from school
• 5 things you need to know about a C-section
• New controversy about circumcision raising eyebrows
• Before getting pregnant, understand your insurance plan
• New breast cancer study isn't all bad news
• More than 2 dozen people test positive for tuberculosis at Kansas school
• FDA approves Actavis' reversible contraceptive device
• Cancer Therapy: Are you making the right choices?
• Rutgers freshman collapses, dies while playing basketball
• Houston surgeons separate 10-month-old conjoined twin girls
• California BART riders may have been exposed to measles, officials say
• Pregnant smokers persuaded to quit with free diapers
• NYC Health Dept. form asks parents if 'woman giving birth' is male or female
• Plaintiffs’ lawyers reject J&J claims of fraud in mesh lawsuits
• Woman who worked with Ebola patients monitored at NJ hospital
• The best of Hubble: NASA marks telescope's 25th anniversary
• Military Appreciation Month: Want to help a service member? Address their financial security needs
• Strange sounds recorded at edge of space
• Divers discover 1468 wreck that could hold millions in coins
• America's oldest hippopotamus dies
• Dinosaur-era cockroach-like creature was a fearsome predator
• Atomic clock could stay on time for 15 billion years
• Farmer discovers most intact jaw ever found of ancient marine creature
• Biggest structure ever found is a really cold hole
• Scientists make amazing 'fairy circle' finding
• How worm lizards spread around the planet
• Ex-NFL running back Lawrence Phillips suspected of killing prison cellmate
• Boy, 4, finds ancient dinosaur fossil behind shopping center
• Archaeologists uncover ancient Egyptian brewery--in Israel
• A real queen of the Stone Age is discovered
• Scientists find biggest-ever asteroid impact
• Here's why some mushrooms glow in the dark: study
• Astronauts return to Earth after six months on International Space Station
• Mystery of upside-down shipwreck finally solved
• NASA: Ancient ocean once covered part of Mars
• After scientists replay the call of a bird last seen in 1941, it appears
• How the skeletons of slaves were finally traced to their home
• A lot of mathematicians have met unfortunate ends
• Scientist reveal smallest form of life ever seen
• Search for 'White City' uncovers lost civilization
• The science behind the question about the color of a dress that has the Internet buzzing
• The dead were boiled at an ancient mortuary: researchers
• Mars mystery: massive 125-mile-high plumes
• Forest fires threaten to spread Chernobyl's fallout over Europe, report says
• NASA wants to send submarine to Titan
• SpaceX calls off launch of space weather satellite
• Hubble telescope finds a smile in space
• SpaceX looks to launch space weather satellite, land rocket
• Secrets of maritime mutiny, murder unearthed 400 years later
• This little creature seems to 'live forever'
• Gender assignment surgery to be given to hermaphrodite cat
• Battery-powered device still running, 175 years later
• Ancient moat in Japan may have guarded royal tomb
• Snail first drugs fish, then eats them
• In one week, Connecticut has had 12 earthquakes
• Mathematician: No one understands my solution to complex math problem
• Kepler spots most Earth-like planet yet
• Ancient shipwreck find: legendary 'Atlantis' metal
• NFL Game Capsules - Conference Championships
• In the FCS Huddle: FCS quarterback class is deep
• NFL Game Capsules - Pro Bowl
• NFL Game Capsules - Divisional Playoffs
• Former Temple defensive lineman Adrian Robinson dies at 25
• Former boxer Tony Ayala Jr. dies at 52
• Excerpts from NFL's letters to Patriots, Brady
• Baltimore Orioles to play White Sox Wednesday in closed stadium
• Lauren Hill remembered at arena where she made her layup
• Providence knocks off BU to take national title
• BU's Eichel wins 2015 Hobey Baker Award
• North Dakota's McIntyre wins Richter Award
• Spieth shoots 64 for another lead on Day 1 of Masters
• Duke, Michigan State, Wisconsin, Kentucky advance to the Final Four
• Canadian basketball player can use ‘F-word’ last name
• Minnesota State-Mankato earns top seed for NCAA hockey tourney
• Pro Football Hall of Famer Chuck Bednarik dies at 89
• Grzelcyk's OT winner snaps BU's long Beanpot drought
• Boston University snaps 6-year Beanpot drought
• Challenger Families Reach Out to Columbia Kin
• Nickel-and-Dimed to Death
• Rapper 50 Cent Unloads 800,000
• French President Jacques Chirac Loses His Cool
• Jimmy Carter and the Iraq Situation
• Rapper 50 Cent Unloads 800,000
• Snow Dreams
• Challenger Families Reach Out to Columbia Kin
• Jacques Strikes Back
• Dateline Used Supermarket Tabs as Sources
• Making Saddam's Day
• Anti-War Organization Threatens Violence
• Dateline Used Supermarket Tabs as Sources
• Expecting the Unexpected
• God Save Tony Blair
• Grammy Upset: Another Case of Dangling Chads?
• Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., Follows Doctor's Orders
• War Between the Free Media & the Elite Media?
• Bill Clinton, Stars Turn Out for Bono
• Clive Davis Rocks New York With Spectacular Show
• Playground Wood: Cancer Cause or Consumer Scare?
• A Friend in Need...
• Bill Clinton and Bill O'Reilly
• Persian Gulf Allies Ready to Lend a Helping Hand
• Lisa Marie Was Rejected By Elvis' Label
• The Deficits Are Coming
• Do Accused Terrorists Have Rights?
• Jacko's Got Dubious Character Witnesses
• Germany's Chancellor May Be Making More Enemies
• Movie Props Go for a Pittance — or a Pretty Penny
• A Thank You Instead of a Screw You
• Scorsese's Friends Gang Up on Him
• Man with a Plan?
• Consumer Watchdog: Vinyl Toys Are Just Ducky
• No Quick Answers in Investigation
• Bloodied but Unbowed
• Spector Case 'Victim' Speaks From the Grave
• NAACP South Carolina Boycott Complicates Campaigns
• Wall of Silence
• Expecting the Unexpected
• Nelson Mandela: President Bush and British PM Don't Care
• Methodist Bishop Bucks Bush on War
• Fox 411: January 2003 Columns
• Leo's Money Man Out of Jail
• Keeping it Simple
• Potential Causes of Shuttle Disaster
• Using Quasi-Prostitutes to Sell Sneakers
• Is Iraq Dragging Its Feet?
• Singer R. Kelly Hits No. 1 With a Bang Despite Indictment
• Stars step out at Met Gala
• ACM Awards 2015: So hot or so not?
• Searching for a Smoking Gun
• Dictator Turned Mediator?
• Spector's Alleged Victim: The Campaign Begins
• Facing the Facts
• The life and career of Leonard Nimoy (1931-2015)
• Jacko: 1994 Magazine Article Raised Questions About Alleged Victim
• NBC Offered to Bump Dateline for Jacko Outtakes
• No. 1 Problem: North Korean Nukes
• The Best Coverage of the Iraq Situation
• NBC Offered to Bump Dateline for Jacko Outtakes
• Backstage With Richie Sambora
• Michael Jackson's Unacceptable Behavior Revealed
• Don't Worry...
• The big beard debate: Are stars better with or without?
• Germany Not Happy With Secretary of Defense
• Tough Times for the USA
• Did PC Science Cause Shuttle Disaster?
• Studios Resort to Outlandish Oscar Bids
• With Friends Like These
• Before We Say Goodbye
• Controversy Over Saddam Interview
• Where Is Stallone? On Video
• Children's Book for 'Brats' Confronts War
• Powell Whacks Iraq
• Investigating the Shuttle Disaster
• More Jacko Chaos: Shocking Court Papers Revealed
• Jacko: 1994 Magazine Article Raised Questions About Alleged Victim
• An Update on the Ludacris/Pepsi Negotiation
• Sen. Mary Landrieu, D-La., Says Her Ad Misinterpreted
• No Valentine for Mrs. Jimmy Kimmel
• Cell Phone Etiquette Gets Creative
• Quaid, Gere, Leo Shut Out By Oscars
• No Longer Wanted?
• The Right Stuff
• Are You Ready For War?
• 'Extraordinary Disclosure' About the Gulf War in 1991
• Fair-Weather Friends
• Whitney and Bobby No-Shows at Dad's Funeral
• Democrats Grill Health and Human Services Secretary
• Suit Could Reap Refunds on CDs for Consumers
• Doth France Protest too Much?
• How About a Rebuttal?
• Pacino's Coffee Is Ready
• Pentagon Shrugs at Phony Web Site Linked to DOD
• Anchorman Dan Rather Gets a Little Help From His Friends
• Polanski Victim on Oscar Campaign?
• The Tragic Story of Jesica Santillan
• Half Full or Half Empty?
• Alleged Spector Victim Memorial Set
• French Jokes Gain Wide Audiences
• Chickens as Chemical Detection Devices!
• It's Good to be Right
• French Jokes Gain Wide Audiences
• Mercury Scare Rising
• Mideast Academics in U.S. React to Arrest
• A Little Bit of History Repeating?
• Safe at Home?
• Moderation and Peace Celebrities
• Godfather Director Gets Good Rap
• Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., Changes His Mind
• Only in America Can We Sue Without a Clue
• Unretouched photo of Cindy Crawford leaked
• Cirque du Soleil Fires HIV-Positive Gymnast
• Viewers React to Bethany Hamilton Interview
• Legal Secretary in Old Case Says Jacko Was Framed
• Clooney for Congress?
• Officials Vow to Fix Voter Problems Before 2004
• Critics: Patriot Act Warnings Come to Fruition
• Did Sept. 11 Cause Heart Attacks?
• What's That Smell?
• Exclusive Interview With Rosie O'Donnell
• Does America Have the Will to Tough It Out in Iraq?
• Terrorist Group Denounces Terror
• Day Eight in Modesto
• U.S. Officials Conclude Al Qaeda in Iraq
• Journal: Here's a Buck; Fill It With Regular
• Women's college cancels 'Vagina Monologues' to not offend transgender students
• Long-serving Marlboro Man dies at 85
• Overlooking the Oddities
• Actor Taylor Negron dies at 57
• Talk Show Chaos
• 'The Birds' actor Rod Taylor dies at age 84
• More Viewer Thoughts on Michael Jackson
• Network TV's Case of the Missing Men
• Forgotten Freedoms
• The Assault on Christmas Continues
• Ballistic Over Botox
• 411: Jacko Lawyer on Case for Months
• Three Dog Night keyboardist Jimmy Greenspoon dies at 67
• History of past music plagiarism claims includes George Harrison, Tom Petty, and Vanilla Ice
• Iraq War Support Slightly Up
• Documentary on deadly gang rape banned by India premieres in New York
• Worldwide Outcry Over Pedophile Charges Against Jackson
• Singles Seek Financial, Legal Perks Offered Marrieds
• American Muslims Told to Leave Major U.S. Cities
• Top 10 Signs That Customer Service Stinks
• Steel Tariffs Have Serious Political Ramifications
• HELP — Jacko Really Needs Somebody
• Al Qaeda Posts Warning
• CBS Caves
• Lip Service to Customer Service
• Salma Hayek Will Paint the Town With Altman
• The Carnage Continues in Iraq
• If I Knew Then...
• 411: Accuser: 'Wine, Sleeping Pills'
• Is It Time For a New New Deal?
• Out of Touch
• The Whole Story?
• Advocates, Foes Spar Over Gay Marriage
• Jacko Song About D.A. May Haunt Him
• Massachusetts High Court Says Yes to Gay Marriage
• Marriage Promoted as Cure to Social Woes
• Former Peterson Girlfriend Pregnant
• Al Qaeda Car Bomb Capability?
• Stop the Bickering
• Gore's New Gig
• The Return of the Truth Police
• 'Big Fish': The Movie to Beat in 2003
• Taking Your Clothes Off? Put the Camera Down
• Lawmakers: Too Many 'Official' Languages Could Tear Country Apart
• Caucuses Rely on Racial, Ethnic Politics to Move Congress
• Elton John Writes a Song for Julia Roberts
• Dems Done with Donald?
• Far Left Prepares to Bring Down President Bush
• Journal: In Baghdad, Hiding in Plain Sight
• Honor Killings Move West
• From the Guys Who Saw 'Rushmore' and 'American Beauty'
• Veterans Day Salute
• Al Qaeda Strikes Again
• Numbers Don't Lie
• Rosie's Lawsuit: Publisher 'Cooked' Books
• Fox 411: October 2003 Columns
• Int'l Caucuses Raise Flags About Foreign Influence
• Nicole Kidman Cruise Kravitz? Not So Fast!
• Ho-Ho-Oh-No!
• Back to Modesto
• Early Primary States Considered Kingmakers
• Industry Caucuses Drive Capitol Hill Decisions
• Stars Attempt to Mix It Up -- With Mixed Results
• 'Not a Good Week for Democrats'
• Who's Minding Your Mutual Fund?
• Russell Crowe: Master of His Domain
• Digging Through the DNA
• Money on the Menu
• P. Diddy: 'Pray for Me'
• P Diddy: 'Pray For Me'
• Carmakers Dreaming of Bigger, Better Hybrid Cars
• True Measure of American Service
• A Change in Tone
• Another Pickup Line?
• Rosie: Publisher Called Oprah, Martha 'Controlling'
• Things are Finally 'Moving' in Modesto
• Did the DNC Make a Deal With the Devil?
• Food Labels Won't Cure Obesity
• Despite Anti-SUV Sentiments, Sales Are Booming
• Out of This World
• More Evidence That Our Freedoms are in Jeopardy
• Sayonara to the Secretary?
• Liza's Big Night: Minnelli Triumphs
• Rangel Calls for Rumsfeld Resignation
• Rosie Trial: A Case That's Misbegotten
• Other Side of the Counter
• Technology Takes the Heat
• Alicia Keys: No Sophomore Jinx
• Broadway Meets Runway at Victoria's Secret Fashion Show
• Say Goodbye to Judge Roy Moore
• Trash-Talking Landfill Safety
• Bush Wins PR Points for Secret Trip to Baghdad
• Billionaires Bundle Funds for Democrats
• What I'm Thankful for This Thanksgiving
• Jacko News: It Was Here First
• Combat Divers Take The Plunge to Serve
• Travel Agents: A Dying Breed?
• Many Homeless in U.S. Are Veterans
• Reporter's Notebook: Iraqis Don't Back Attacks
• Theatrics, Lip-Synching Shape TV Awards Shows
• Baghdad Journal: 'Hey Mister, Wanna Buy a Country?'
• Will the Real Howard Dean Please Stand Up?
• Kobe Case Draws Attention to Athlete Allegations
• Cate Blanchett Rocks, Baby
• Deluge of Slanted, Glorifying Portrayals of JFK
• Britney Spears in No. 1 Spot After All
• GOP Targets Boxer in Effort to Win Over California
• Congress Considers Operations After Attack
• Many Evangelicals Side With Israel in Mideast Dispute
• Crumbling U.N. Seeks $1 Billion for Renovation
• Sexy Golf Fashion Swings Onto the Links
• When Reality Trumps Fiction
• Dems Declare Political War in the House
• Crumbling U.N. Seeks $1 Billion for Renovation
• Americans Didn't 'Really Mind?'
• The Supreme Court says 'No' to the Sex Police
• McJunk Science: Over Five Billion Fooled
• Martha, Martha, Martha
• Rosie: Publisher Rejects Offer to Settle Suit
• Can the Left Make a Comeback?
• Angels Throttled at Box Office
• The Significance of a Smile
• New Details on Catching Usama bin Laden Before Sept. 11
• Ashton Kutcher Can't Dance
• Bill Clinton on 'Right-Wing' Commentators
• Internet Campaigns Generate Buzz for 2004
• Terminator to Run for Governor, If State Needs Him
• On Interest Rates and Pastries
• Yasser Arafat Receives Funding to Continue Terror Attacks And Undermine Peace Efforts
• Reading, Writing and Condoms
• Sex Star's Survival Story: A Bestseller
• The World Still Hates Us
• Arafat Appoints Longest Serving Palestinian Prisoner as Adviser
• Hillary's Book Party: Swollen Hands and Infidels
• Getting Jessica
• Yoga Goes to the Dogs
• Poll: Majority of Israelis Oppose Israeli Prime Minister's Actions Against Palestinians
• Sex, Lies and Videotape on the Internet
• Ruben Studdard 'Can't Even Process' Success
• Black Conservative Offers Advice to Republicans
• Sen. Robert Byrd, D-W.Va.: WMDs a 'Manufactured Excuse'
• All About Time
• The Enablers of Terror
• Kevin Spacey Ready for 'Mack the Knife'
• Man Battles City for His Field of Dreams
• Sharon Osbourne's Show Already a Target
• Man Battles City for His Field of Dreams
• Freaky Frogs Not Linked With Herbicide, Says EPA
• We Are Not Protecting the Kids
• What Did Hans Blix Really Mean?
• Betrayed by the Bishops
• Ang Lee's Grouchy Hulk, Sleeping Audience
• A 'Spectacular' Act Against Coalition Troops?
• Why is Chicago's Mayor Mad at O'Reilly?
• Service Without a Smile
• Waiting for Word on New York Times Columnist's Misquoted Quote
• Profiting from Malice
• Nicole Remains Fashionably Absent
• INSIDE THE AMTRAK TRAIN CRASH
• INSIDE THE AMTRAK TRAIN CRASH
• Take Us, or Leave Us
• Barbara Walters' Hillary Interview Scooped by Wire Service
• Different Views About Mideast Matters
• Navy Mulls Lasers, Rail Guns for Existing Destroyers
• Coming Out of the Closet
• Britain and America: Shaping the Future of Europe
• Rosie Perez: No More Fooling Around
• Sex, Lies and Videotape
• Edie Falco Disputes 'Sopranos' Rumors
• Relatives of Murdered Iraqis Tracking Down Their Loved Ones Watching Videotapes
• Wishing Ill for Your Country
• Foundations Decry Charitable Giving Changes
• Carnage in Prime Time
• Remembering Don Regan
• WMD, According to Plan?
• Conventional Wisdom
• Bill's Analysis of the Hillary-Barbara Walters Interview
• Jacko Almost Hip-Hopped to Def Jam
• Has Hillary Gone Wobbly on Her Core Principles?
• Groups Protest Drug Czar's Campaigning in Local Elections
• Taxing Times
• Fox 411: May 2003 Columns
• Help Wanted: Reality Stars
• Rhode Island preservation group fires back at Vanderbilts in dispute over Breakers mansion
• Merle Haggard Sings Politics
• In Defense of America
• Sioux Falls toddler survives 27-foot fall from 3rd-floor apartment window; no charges expected
• Baghdad Bob Is Back
• Terminator 3: A Terminal Case?
• Special Interests Line Up for 2004 Campaign
• Police: Florida burglar breaks into house, falls asleep on couch
• Disney World tells guests not to use selfie sticks alone during rides at park
• Enforcement Reinforcement on Capitol Hill?
• In Our Defense
• Big rig carrying sour cream, other dairy products overturns on Oregon highway
• Leap of faith: The risks of parachuting from mountain tops, buildings and bridges
• Experts Warn Congress About Iranian Exile Groups
• Nebraska woman eagerly awaits photos from camera lost on vacation 3 years ago in Montana
• Spector's Comments Make No Friends
• Denver rodeo impresario Lu Vason celebrated blacks' contribution throughout the West
• Texas woman gives birth to triplet daughters, with 2 of the babies conjoined
• Crews rescue partially blind dog that fell 300 feet down bluffs near Port Angeles, Washington
• The Truth, the Whole Truth and Hillary Clinton
• Connecticut police searching for man who broke into apartment and told woman his name was Bob
• Cancer Miracle or Mirage?
• Mom of girl dragged more than 100 feet by a school bus says daughter discharged from hospital
• The 3 Smartest Things Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel Told Grads
• Wyoming city rallies to remove graffiti after soldier's home is vandalized
• French Fried
• Teen Mags Tackle Sex
• Martha Stewart's Pal Has a Secret Visitor
• Man rescued after being stuck in a Nashville storm drain for 4 days; treated at hospital
• San Diego police officer injured in shooting, suspect killed
• Clinton's Gubernatorial Goals?
• Congress and Weapons of Mass Destruction
• Man rescued from Colorado restaurant's greasy kitchen air duct
• Students pass end-of-year tests, leaving teachers to eat live worms
• D.C. Bucks DNC, Will Throw Non-Binding Jan. 13 Primary
• Man dies in paraglider crash in New Mexico
• Girl, 16, gored by bison in Yellowstone Park
• 4 killed in crash of small plane in Texas
• US Navy sailor assigned to USS Farragut dies in hotel balcony fall while on visit to Bahrain
• Internet Campaigns Generate Buzz for 2004
• 2 sisters adopted separately meet more than 30 years later in Columbia writing class
• Saving for a Dry Day
• Summer Eats Are a Blast From the Past
• Texas mom heads home with long-missing daughter after Mexican judge puts girl in her custody
• Notre Dame student dies in fall from roof of campus sports arena
• Terminator to Run for Governor, If State Needs Him
• Former President George H.W. Bush is back in Maine for the summer
• The Supreme Court Weighs in on Affirmative Action
• Belgian Government Decides to Change the Law That Allows Anyone From Anywhere to Sue
• Beaver takes stroll down aisles of Alaska hardware store before being foiled in plumbing
• Phil Ramone Writes Jackie Mason Musical
• Lawmakers set partisan politics aside, unite to try to remove interloping bat from chamber
• DNA confirms that girl in Mexico is US woman's long lost daughter
• Police: Married couple, son, housekeeper killed in Washington, D.C. fire
• Woman says Southwest flight attendant barred her from calling husband after suicidal text
• The Angry Young Man
• Letting Go Is Hard to Do
• Mariah Manages Tough Decision From Afar
• Majority of Baghdad Residents Want U.S. Troops To Stay Until Iraq Is Stable And Secure
• Iraqi Looters May Have Made Off With Radioactive Material
• Declining American Military Morale in Iraq
• The 30 counts against Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev
• 1,450 Blue Bell workers losing jobs after listeria problems
• Transit officer who almost died after shootout with Boston Marathon bombers returns to work
• Tom Cruise's Message to Kids
• Michigan parents of 13 sons, no daughters, pick name for new baby after challenging decision
• Massive manhunt for masked gunman who wounded SC deputy
• In 'Reality' the Nice Guy Finishes First
• South African rider hits dead buffalo in Johannesburg area, calls it 'only in Africa' accident
• Judge: Father can't withdraw guilty plea in case of 6-year-old daughter's rotten teeth
• Packages of marijuana wash up on beaches in Alabama, North Carolina
• Luther Doesn't Know He's No. 1
• Georgia principal fired after racist remarks at graduation event
• Poll: President Bush Gets Thumbs Up for Job Performance
• Workers make progress in sealing storage bunkers at nuke dump in southern New Mexico
• Two Big Mistakes
• 2 children shot riding school bus in Florida
• Pesticide-Sperm Count Link Is Impotent
• Uber unwrapped: New ride-hailing service credits ND lawmakers for setting framework for Fargo
• Searching for Saddam's Stash
• Profiles of Philadelphia Amtrak train derailment victims
• Court overturns $85 million award for Oregon soldiers who say oil field in Iraq sickened them
• Climber from Argentina found dead on Alaska's Mount McKinley, North America's tallest peak
• 97 years later, Jewish veteran to receive posthumous Medal of Honor for World War I heroics
• Texas prison officials say they have new pentobarbital to carry out scheduled executions
• Anchorage police scheduled to release names, details of 4 people found dead in home
• Skunk, groundhog blamed for damage to cemetery in small Maine community
• 6 Philadelphia narcotics officers acquitted in racketeering case
• Woman, 2 young children found dead inside car, New Orleans police say
• Baghdad Museum Staff Ready to Retaliate
• Violence and Rioting in Michigan
• Stepdad who fled country with wife and her 8-year-old in decade-old custody case posts bail
• Police cite NY man enraged by lack of macaroni and cheese at Pennsylvania Turnpike rest stop
• Oregon firefighters rescue calm horse trapped in creek bed
• Drivers leave hearse with flag-draped coffin inside in doughnut shop parking lot
• Panama City Beach bans beach drinking during March as part of spring break crack down
• West Michigan couple with 12 sons already continue all-male streak with birth of boy No. 13
• 4 passengers killed when car careens off California road, hits canal bank, rolls down ravine
• Profiles of Philadelphia Amtrak train derailment victims
• Jurors in Boston Marathon trial finish deliberations for the day
• Sex and the City Returns With a Bang
• Congress Encourages Feds to Lose Excess Buildings
• Texas nurse died in 100-foot fall from medical helicopter after harness detached from cable
• Pentagon recommends new Navy, Army chiefs
• 5 dead in Arizona murder-suicide were relatives
• Ferguson names public works director as interim city manager
• Majority of Americans Support the President
• The Oscars' Big Dilemma
• Man suspected of trying to rob 95-year-old WW II vet who fought back with cane turns self in
• The Pope Weighs in on Iraq
• Pranksters plant tree between home plate and pitcher's mound at southwest Ohio baseball field
• Pair of Seattle elephants arrive safely at Oklahoma Zoo after weather, legal delays
• The latest on Boston Marathon trial: Lawyers to give closing arguments on bomber's sentence
• Love not war: Swedish peace group launches gay-rights sonar system to counter Russian subs
• Why We Must Fight — and Now!
• Arizona woman charged after allegedly faking cancer to receive abortion
• Judge considering whether to let John Hinckley Jr. live full time outside mental hospital
• Ain't Whistling Dixie
• 3 men captured in Africa plead guilty in New York in US case accusing them of al-Shabab ties
• US charges 4 with illegally shipping firearms after intercepting guns meant for Lebanon
• Judge who will determine whether to give Reagan shooter more freedom to hear closing arguments
• Massachusetts police warn people not to chase bears with a hatchet, while drunk, as man did
• Girl sought in US custody case gets hearing in Mexico
• Ammo parts found on New Jersey beach amid replenishment; authorities say don't take them home
• Four Philadelphia police officers injured in hit-and-run, pursuit incident
• Former US President Carter says he's feeling fine after bad cold cuts short his trip to Guyana
• America Wakes Up to War
• Detective: Probe of Missouri state auditor's suicide over; motive for fatal shooting elusive
• Connecticut boarding school student asks his girlfriend to prom while jumping out of a plane
• Federal appeals court seems reluctant to reinstate guilty verdict in NYC 'cannibal cop' case
• Anti-War Stars Meet in Hollywood
• Chief U.N. Weapons Inspector Says No Worries About Chemical or Biological Weapons
• The Trouble With Senator Tom Daschle
• Bratton: No Threats to L.A., But Orange Is Good
• Selfie-taking prince statue given police protection after vandals hack off his phone
• Police: Michigan man strangled woman, 2 children with dog lead, then hanged himself
• Forgive and Forget?
• US appeals court hears arguments in former Virginia Gov. McDonnell's public corruption case
• Missing 86-year-old woman with dementia found dead in passenger seat of neighbor's truck
• Hundreds of confessions, interviews lost in Milwaukee PD video malfunction
• Pro-Bush Celebs Miss Out on the Limelight
• Operation Iraqi Freedom
• Skid Row pastor works to save lost souls in Los Angeles with karaoke songs and coffee
• Joint Turkish-US program to train, arm Syrian rebels fighting Islamic State group delayed
• Lockdown lifted after 2 shot, 1 assaulted near UC Santa Barbara campus
• Major Find for American Forces
• Mexico may have finally found right girl to return to mother in Texas
• Sony Music Gets Ready for Black Friday
• Air Force says no threat found at North Dakota base that was locked down for 2 hours
• Attorney seeks to have Sen. Menendez corruption case moved from New Jersey to DC
• California judge refuses to revoke release of serial rapist
• Alabama woman convicted in granddaughter's running death set for sentencing
• Lawmakers Envision Additions to Supplemental
• Dashcam recording indicates deputy gave man less than 2 seconds to drop gun before firing
• Mom of 3 Michigan boys missing nearly 5 years says she's now almost certain they're dead
• Slanting the War Coverage
• Elderly man with prostitute under bed loses housing subsidy; he did booze runs for neighbors
• Follow the food: 'Steady trail of macaroni salad' leads to arrest of 3 burglary suspects
• Phoenix man pleads not guilty to charges stemming from toddler son's death in hot car
• Minnesota jury hears opening statements in right-to-die case
• Former US President Jimmy Carter says he's fine after 'bad cold' shortened Guyana visit
• Panera hires 2 executives from competitors Darden Restaurants and McDonald's
• Americans Show Troops They Care
• Handful of Lawmakers Send Their Kids to War
• Public pot: 700 cannabis plants found on traffic island next to Berlin subway station
• Chicago Producer Will Go 'Grand' Next
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• Former CIA officer convicted of Iran leaks faces recommended prison sentence of 20 years
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• 1 killed, 3 injured after shooting at Newark Mother's Day motorcycle event
• California bullet train fare estimate a bargain, report says
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• Environmentalists AWOL on Saddam
• Former Va. governor gets boost from wide range of legal professions as appeal hearing nears
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• Autopsy planned for baby allegedly thrown in river, DA to address charges against mom
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• Family finds answers despite mistrial in NY missing-boy case
• Trial to begin for group accused of aiding Minnesota woman's suicide
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• After being rescued, toddler allegedly thrown off bridge into river by mom dies 6 days later
• Tufts students end hunger strike, say protests against janitor layoffs will continue
• Of All the Nerve
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• In California, water cuts disappoint cities that spent heavily to prepare for drought
• 9 deputies fired over death at Georgia jail, sheriff says
• One-Sided Journalism?
• Mistrial declared in 1979 case of missing NYC boy Etan Patz
• FBI agent shot at Colorado hotel while serving arrest warrant
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• As the War Plays Out Many Reputations are on the Line
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• Runaway bull shot by police after 4-mile chase through Montana city's streets
• Colorado BBQ restaurant panned for plan to give white diners discount
• San Francisco prosecutors dismiss 8 criminal cases because of racist, homophobic texts
• Atheist Group Challenges Alabama Governor's Bible Study
• Space for parking, chance for learning: Kansas senior class puts school for sale on Craigslist
• Two Sides to Every Story
• I Made a Mistake...
• California man dies after parachute fails to open in jump from bridge over Snake River Canyon
• From Texas Tea to Ratings Gold
• Not a seasoned criminal: Police say man bungles robbery attempt by pepper-spraying himself
• Organizers asked to hash out dispute over competing pork roll festivals in New Jersey
• Atheist Group Challenges Alabama Governor's Bible Study
• Clash Won't Play Rock Hall of Shame Dinner
• Diplomat Resigns Over Iraq Policy
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• Police: West Virginia robbery suspect accidentally pepper sprays himself
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• Blanchett, Owen Get Closer With Mike Nichols
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• The latest on Boston Marathon trial: Prosecutor grills prison consultant on restrictions
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• Bald eagle statue built by father of fallen soldier is stolen from New Hampshire vets memorial
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• San Antonio police investigate how bag of cocaine ended up inside granola bar package
• Both Parties Say Domestic Priorities Won't Be Ignored
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• Virginia Beach bank robbery suspect posts video, robbery note to Instagram
• Police find guns, survivalist bags at home where Ohio man was fatally shot in 26-hour standoff
• Long Island town denies permit to allow circus to come to town as fire department fundraiser
• Police: Off-duty Maryland officer accused of biting man's going during fight outside bar
• Relatives say marathon bomber close to older brother, followed his lead
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• Saddam Hussein Losing Friends
• Federal jury again doesn't reach verdict Jamaican lottery scam case; will return Wednesday
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• Appeals court: Police don't have to surrender license plate information as public records
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• Oscar Holderer, last known member of German rocket team that developed US moon rocket, dies
• How Long Will the War Last?
• The Factor Switches Into War Mode
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• Chicago Expert: Thumbs Up on Film
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• Jacko Fires Longtime Lawyer, Adviser
• All Hell is Breaking Loose Inside the FBI
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• Sources: Al Qaeda Financing Network in for Deep Freeze
• Stop Being Decent?
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• Voters Unhappy With Votes for Resolution?
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• 2 police officers in Michigan suspended without pay after videotaped beating of motorist
• Should Americans Boycott French Products?
• Capital murder indictment returned in U.Va. slaying case
• Troops Make the Most of Life Overseas
• History Doesn't Favor Lawmakers Seeking Presidency
• Ed Star Daryl Mitchell on Rolling With Life's Punches
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• Shipwreck company suing state over 'treasure' linked to Blackbeard: $14M in contract dispute
• Pop Musicians Sing Out About War
• Yeah. I'm Talking to You, France
• Ferguson mulls replacing Michael Brown shrine that has lined middle of street since August
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• The Elizabeth Smart Case
• Activists Discuss Impeachment Strategies
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• Chef who worked at Santa Monica restaurant that illegally served whale meat is sentenced
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• Sopranos Producers Have Hidden Problems
• Lawyer: Documents list address of woman with same name as officer charged in Freddie Gray case
• Jury in 1979 missing-child case of Etan Patz gets a printer in 13th full day of deliberations
• Police look into traffic stop video that ACLU calls racial profiling against black motorists
• Background: Karbala and Najaf
• SurveyMonkey CEO died of head trauma in exercise accident
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• Pro-Bush Celebs Miss Out on the Limelight
• Florida couple convicted of having sex on beach; they face max prison sentence of 15 years
• Stars Party During Wartime
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• BBC Says Sorry About President Bush Images
• Report: Ferguson to pay attorney $1,335 an hour to negotiate, perhaps litigate, reforms
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• Woman Takes on Anti-War Celebs
• Rhode Island man launches ad campaign to match wife with rare blood type to a kidney donor
• Woman paralyzed in freak accident before her wedding welcomes baby via surrogate
• Police say 4 people, including suspect, killed in Wisconsin shooting
• Kuwaitis Brace for the Worst
• Man wants judge to let him withdraw plea in case of 6-year-old daughter's rotten teeth
• Don't Worry, Be Happy
• Cops: Man who shoots, kills would-be carjacker outside store did 'right thing' by aiding woman
• Police: Mother, baby rescued from river after witnesses report she tossed baby in, then jumped
• Words from the grave: Touching, funny messages in obits get wide audience in digital realm
• Virginia, long a national leader in executions, sees decline in number of death sentences
• Grandmother, 79, graduates from Miami Dade College
• Lords of the Ring
• Woman Takes on Anti-War Celebs
• A Clear and Present Danger
• Small earthquake shakes Michigan, USGS says
• Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., Says He Didn't Mean What He Said
• Federal judge ruling bars Allegiant Air pilots from going on strike
• Vanity Fair Jacko Story: It Was Here First
• After peaceful May Day protests in Oakland, California, group damages cars, smashes windows
• On 150th anniversary, hundreds re-enact funeral in Lincoln's hometown
• NY state police defend shackling 5-year-old special needs student's hands and feet
• ACLU in Hot Water for Potential Privacy Violation
• Mother found dead along with infant son died of natural causes, not drugs, autopsy concludes
• 150 years later, Lincoln's hometown to re-enact slain president's funeral
• Pesticide OK'd for Washington oyster beds amid concerns about unintended harm
• Norah Jones' Half-Million Grammy Bounce
• Wright State U professor feeds students' brains with academic analysis of zombies
• Tips for CEOs
• Ruling: Reaching behind window screen was enough to violate law against breaking and entering
• Fox 411: February 2003 Columns
• Human Shields Heading Home
• Blood money in Iraq
• Bush Gender Policies Criticized as 'Anti-Women'
• Northeastern Pennsylvania man reunited with class ring he lost in 1972 Agnes flood
• Christie ally, not Kirstie Alley, pleads guilty in lane closures as actress trends on Twitter
• Despite cleanup, awareness campaign, Aspen's Smuggler Mountain still overrun with dog poop
• 3 newborn kittens found lined up, decapitated in New York in crime called 'vicious, heinous'
• The Case For Pre-Emptive Strikes
• 2-headed female calf born on farm in northern Florida
• Court hearing set in traffic jam scandal that has loomed over Gov. Chris Christie
• Abandoned arsenal: Kids break into vacant Pennsylvania home and find 60 guns, knives, swords
• Stick of dynamite left out by Los Angeles airport police after training
• 3 teens to be tried as adults in rock maiming of teacher
• Los Angeles airport police accidentally left dynamite on old plane after training exercise
• Sumatran tiger at Oklahoma City Zoo escapes its enclosure; no one injured
• Lava lake on Hawaii's Kilauea volcano starts to overflow its rim, drawing large crowds
• Incumbent, challenger in South Dakota town play game of chance to determine next mayor
• DOE to fund $73M in infrastructure projects to settle nuke dispute in New Mexico
• 2nd San Diego case of man accused of trying to join Islamic State to be sent to Minnesota
• Top Jamaican law enforcement officer says interest in lottery scamming begins in grade school
• Port of Los Angeles police chief indicted for corruption
• After announcing deadlock, NYC jurors to re-hear summations, press on in Etan Patz case
• New Mexico middle school says rosaries are against dress code, symbol of gang activity
• Detroit man wins lottery, then hides $1 million ticket in flour to think about windfall
• Florida man and woman arrested for stealing more than $300 in meat products from grocery store
• Man convicted with bodies in Pennsylvania yard owes $140,000 to partially cover case costs
• Big quarter, Britney Spears and Chinese backing ... Glu Mobile is maneuvering like a boss
• Surveillance video shows 2 bra bandits in latest heist at Pennsylvania Victoria's Secret store
• Years-old pork served to students for lunch at East Tennessee schools; new procedure in place
• A Look at the Chirac and the Pope Situation
• California judge to reconsider serial rapist's freedom after neighbors complain
• AP NewsBreak: Habitat fixes for California's massive Delta tunnels scaled back dramatically
• Enola Gay co-pilot's personal flight logs don't sell at NYC auction of WWII material
• Denver-area school won't let child eat cookies in lunchbox, sends note about healthy options
• Ground broken on latest Gateway Arch makeover bid; updated museum, guest center in the works
• It ain't easy: Runaway goats can't resist cheesy Cheetos; officers use snack to lure animals
• Man charged with threatening officials in Minnesota Islamic State group case is detained
• Nicole vs. Renée: Down to the Wire
• The latest on Boston Marathon trial: Jurors shown 2 photos of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev as a child
• Police: Moose stabbed to death in Alaska park, suspects in custody
• Bad vibrations: Buzzing inside mailbox shutters town square; sound was a medical alert pager
• Student inadvertently presses alarm, summons police, during school tour of South Dakota bank
• Woman’s obituary lists unusual number of grandchildren
• Vietnamese-Americans recall losses, relish gains since fall of Saigon 40 years ago
• New York transit system to ban all political advertising
• Marine Corps Memorial depicting Iwo Jima flag raising to be restored after $5.4M donation
• Places Say 'Non' to French Products
• Body of missing California woman reportedly discovered in forest
• At least 1 person injured in shooting at Ferguson protest, report says
• Report: 1 injured in gunfire at Ferguson protest; 1 person in custody
• Tuna company, 2 managers charged in death of worker in oven
• Mother says 16-year-old son knew he was in trouble when she spotted him in Baltimore riot
• Prosecutor asks to seal woman's statement in custody case seeking videotaped testimony
• Branching out again, Amazon launches marketplace catering to business-to-business transactions
• Secret recording captures volunteer Tulsa deputy discussing connections, police work
• HUD secretary, in St. Louis, announces 8 new Promise Zone designations for high-poverty areas
• Nurse dies after falling from hoist on medical helicopter during rescue mission in Texas
• As American zoos see their elephants age and die, the popular animals won't likely be replaced
• The French Can Believe What They Want to Believe
• Smoke from burnt macaroni and cheese forces evacuation at Iowa Capitol
• Sacramento police search for suspect after woman is shot
• Tiny California Native American tribe adopts members, including non-Indians, to boost revenue
• Abramoff co-conspirator Kevin Ring released to halfway house after 15 months in prison
• Elderly North Dakota woman talks about losing money in 1st trial of Jamaican lottery scam case
• Gangs vow to target police as Baltimore protests spread
• Suspect arrested after crashing through Utah airport fence
• Rock Hall of Famers Home in Time for Leno
• The latest on Boston bombing trial: Defense says of Tsarnaev: 'There is no evening the scales'
• ISS backs Peltz in campaign for change at DuPont less than a month before shareholder vote
• Mother charged after 4 kids locked in basement for 13 hours
• Who Has the Moral High Ground in the Debate Over Iraq?
• Michigan 7th-grader with leukemia offered readmission to school that dismissed her
• Small-town Pennsylvania official jailed after 6-hour SWAT standoff
• Ex-Ranger's long march to honor WWII hero
• Salt Lake City couple dies within hours of each other after being married 74 years
• Protesters Trash 9/11 Memorial
• Family, friends in Baltimore mourn death of arrested man
• Cellphone ringtone _ 'Quack! Quack!' _ aids rescue of baby ducks from Louisiana storm drain
• Native youth tackle tough issues as part of national Generation Indigenous initiative
• Minneapolis-St. Paul airport police reportedly shoot suspicious person
• Too early for brunch, coyote is collared by police near lower Manhattan cafe
• Claiming innocence, another condemned Alabama inmate seeking release
• 2 missing sisters visiting family in Michigan found after nearly 2 weeks
• 1 sailor dies, 1 injured while training in Virginia military base's swimming pool
• 2 sisters from Nebraska, Oklahoma, missing in Michigan found in good shape in remote area
• Pregnant woman shot, killed in Baton Rouge; unborn child delivered at hospital
• Denver airport: Flight runs into pressurization issues, passengers evaluated
• Campaign Finance Law Ruling Expected Soon
• Police chase ends in arrest after owner spots stolen truck in rearview mirror
• Man breaks into home, eats tater tots and takes a nap before California homeowner spots him
• Appeals court upholds dismissal of libel suit brought by son of Palestinian president
• Donkey that guards University of Rhode Island goat and sheep herds has surprise birth
• American accused of trying to join Islamic State to be sent to Minnesota to face charges
• Lawsuit dismissed and parents win right to name their child as they wish
• Baltimore mayor demands answers over man who died from injury while in police custody
• Police: Neglected woman, 82, dies after 6 months in chair; charges possible for caregivers
• Jury convicts 3 of manslaughter Florida A&M hazing death
• 6 Texas jailers fired, 29 others suspended after inmate left in unsafe, unsanitary conditions
• Promoters of annual 'Freaknik' event cancel Panama City Beach party after concerns from public
• Manure trade show offers chance to sling slogans _ clever or crude _ and no one raises a stink
• Cool heist: Thief sneaks ice cream cooler past sleeping gas station clerk near Fort Lauderdale
• Psychiatrist and case manager expected to testify during day 3 of John Hinckley hearing
• Teen scalded with boiling rice after being accused of stealing; 70 percent of his body burned
• Nashville sex club tries to win Nashville blessing by resurrecting itself as a church
• Lawmaker: Immigration Sponsors Should Repay Welfare
• Firefighters in southwestern Idaho rescue ducklings from storm drains
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• Somber Oscar Show Will Run Long, as Usual
• Washington teen wears vest with fake explosives at school to ask date to prom, gets suspended
• Prosecutors rest in case for 3 charged in Florida A&M hazing
• Massachusetts native is reunited with class ring almost 50 years after he lost it at beach
• The latest on Boston Marathon bombing trial: Man in wheelchair takes stand, stares at Tsarnaev
• Firefighters rescue man who wedged himself inside wall to hide from police but couldn't escape
• Lawyer: John Hinckley, Reagan's would-be assassin, should live outside mental hospital
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• Michael Brown's parents announce civil suit to be filed Thursday against city of Ferguson
• Man, wife stabbed with sword at his Connecticut hookah lounge; she's found down the block
• Advocate: Video of man selling drugs before killed by volunteer is 'character assassination'
• US Department of Transportation investigating plane delay at Colorado Springs Airport
• Fort Benning officials: 'Emergency situation' is ongoing at US Army post in west Georgia
• Family writes candid obituary after daughter's overdose, says she made many 'bad decisions'
• Bystanders rescue man after wheelchair rolls off DC Metro platform at station
• DNA tests show Mexican girl forcibly sent to US is not daughter of Texas woman who claimed her
• House proposal would add firing squad to list of execution methods in South Carolina
• Frustrated technophobe 'kills' computer in Colorado, gets citation for firing gun
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• Massachusetts police getting calls for help from Australian community with same name
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• Preliminary test results: Mislabeled chemical container caused Texas State Aquarium fish kill
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• Judge rules pro-Israel group can post 'Hamas Killing Jews' ads on New York City buses
• Standoff at Ferguson home ends peacefully, man in custody
• Family files lawsuit after finding wrong body in casket, learns man cremated by mistake
• Superintendent for Pearl Harbor visitors center leaving for job in Massachusetts
• Mich. woman gets 3-7-years for shooting over bacon-less burger
• Stuck duck: Firefighters rescue large duck lodged in Louisiana fireplace
• Gerard Ouimette, former mob enforcer in Rhode Island, dies in federal prison at 75
• 15 to 20 dead dogs found along Ohio River near Pittsburgh; police investigating foul play
• San Francisco could become largest city with a comprehensive wild animal performance ban
• House Members Make Go at Senate Seats
• Eat the Rich?
• Ferguson officials: Sapling planted in Michael Brown's memory destroyed
• Spokesman: Alabama woman joined ISIS militants in Syria after being recruited on Internet
• Classes canceled at Columbine on 16th shooting anniversary
• Utah woman gets up to life in prison in deaths of 6 newborns
• Court says California city's water rates designed to encourage conservation unconstitutional
• Alaska woman reunited with wedding ring after volunteers spot it in dog doo at ball field
• Durst case: Hearing delay in US challenge to subpoenas for FBI agents who nabbed millionaire
• Egypt court sentences popular Armenian belly dancer to 6 months in prison for 'insulting' flag
• Husband fatally shoots wife and Maryland man before killing himself in Pennsylvania motel room
• Foul-tempered goose takes over parking lot in New York; officials say he's protecting mate
• Trial to begin with jury selection for final 3 defendants in hazing death of FAMU drum major
• Man beat, strangled dog to death in Florida, police say
• Burglary suspect manages to steal squad car while in handcuffs; arrested after short chase
• Idaho fire officials say parrots called out to be rescued from blaze
• Ann Price, creator of the "Ghetto Burger," once voted best in America, has died at age 72
• Soldier's son given 70-year-old dog tags found on beach
• Baby shot in drive-by shooting has died, Seattle hospital says
• County official: Not sure why employee was working near gas line that exploded in California
• Boston to mark northeast Ohio woman's 100th marathon
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• Travelers diverted from Denver to Colorado Springs; some stuck on plane for hours
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• Travelers diverted from Denver left on plane for more than 6 hours
• Ohio cop praised for restraint, refusing to shoot suspect
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• Attorneys seek dismissal of charges, suppression of statements in Chicago Islamic State case
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• Hawaii telescope builders again extend moratorium on construction at summit of sacred mountain
• St. Louis County police: Armed, barricaded person in home shot and killed by officer
• A look at a leading manufacturer of soldier statues for Civil War monuments
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• Philadelphia family wins back seized rare Double Eagle gold coins possibly worth $80 million
• Alabama officials review why wanted woman dubbed "military mistress" was released after stop
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• Mystery man photographed rescuing driver from car hanging over Idaho cliff comes forward
• Hotels Roll Out the Perks to Lure Biz Travelers
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• Parents of 8-year-old Boston Marathon victim say take death penalty off table for bomber
• Tennessee swinger's club next to Christian school could open as a church under loophole
• Shootings, possible stabbing leave 1 dead, 4 injured in Los Angeles
• Police: University of Kentucky student from Ohio fatally shot in altercation near campus
• Police use cellphone GPS to rescue man who fell 40 feet down hotel air conditioning shaft
• Common Core testing snags continue for Nevada, Montana, North Dakota; Federal funds at stake
• Passions Flare Over Gibson Movie
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• Louisiana deputy shot while directing traffic near school
• Pharmacy expert: Problem with Georgia execution drug caused by storage at low temperature
• Sex workers advocates file lawsuit seeking to legalize prostitution in California
• Dallas sets up new city vault for historic archives, JFK assassination items
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• Police: Elusive Boston 'Tree Ninja' caught chopping down tree with a hammer
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• Harvesting abalone on California coast brings great risks to inexperienced divers
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• Former Blackwater guards to be sentenced for 2007 shooting of Iraqi civilians
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• Mother, father charged with leaving infant at Ohio McDonald's after dispute about her care
• Man charged with killing 3 Muslim college students can face death penalty
• $50,000 settlement reached with soldier who swallowed needles in burger bought at Hawaii base
• Alabama agency closes its investigation into potential elder abuse of author Harper Lee
• Canadians make 2,000-mile father-son road trip for some original Kentucky Fried Chicken
• Police: Teacher posed as student on social media site, had student send inappropriate images
• Missing sailor answers critics, says he survived through rations and staying in sailboat cabin
• Arkansas woman dies at age 116, just days after becoming the world's oldest person
• Police agencies testing bullet shell casings faster in team effort to nab active shooters
• Maine woman holds essay contest to give away 47 acres of woodlands she owns
• Troopers: 2 children dead after family's overloaded SUV overturns on Florida's Turnpike
• Labor leader Victor Gotbaum dies; helped NYC, and its workers, get through 1970s fiscal crisis
• Legally carried gun fires, wounds owner at Pennsylvania Easter Mass; officials reviewing
• Court: NYC woman can serve husband with divorce papers via Facebook message
• 15 hospitalized after NJ church roof collapses during Easter services
• Police say 5 people, including 3 children, shot in Indianapolis home
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• Colorado distributes cold case playing cards to find more clues to unsolved crimes
• California governor defends historic drought order that doesn't limit farmers
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• DNA testing for dog feces on the rise in Seattle area
• Canada: Nighttime border closing won't block emergency aid to small Alaska town
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• Ferguson releases racist emails from former city official, officers
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• Justice Department says inmate's gender identity condition should be treated by prison
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• Michael Jandreau, who led South Dakota's Lower Brule Sioux Tribe for 30 years, dies at 71
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• 3 teen girls rescued after car veers off cliff in Arizona
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• Tennessee prosecutor fired after reports of female sterilization in plea deals
• Section of 18th century ship uncovered at World Trade Center headed to upstate museum
• Western governors tout sage grouse conservation efforts to avoid endangered species listing
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• Snow delays jury selection again for Alabama woman accused of running granddaughter to death
• Police: Massachusetts mom let toddler take sips of margarita, poured a little in her sippy cup
• Funeral held for teen sisters shot by retired officer dad; it's unclear when he will be buried
• Police: Upstate NY man caught buying jewelry with stolen credit cards swallowed diamond ring
• NYPD searches for missing Bronx teenager
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• China defends its activities in South China Sea after US official calls them 'aggressive'
• South Carolina prison officials say they contained a disturbance at Lee County prison
• Rev. Theodore Hesburgh, activist who transformed Notre Dame into an academic power, dies at 97
• Llama drama: 2 loose llamas lassoed after running amok in Phoenix-area retirement community
• Col. Paul Green, a member of legendary Tuskegee Airmen, dies at 91 in Southern California
• Member of Tuskegee Airmen, Col. Paul Green, dies at 91
• Woman pelted by egg, knocked unconscious in Seattle "drive-by egging"
• Parents of slain journalist James Foley say government, press need to do more to help
• Settlement gives some Mexicans a chance to return to US to make case to remain in the country
• Couple married 67 years dies holding hands
• Nebraska judge agrees to halt TransCanada's effort to access eastern county for Keystone XL
• China expands South China Sea outposts to station ships, establish airfields
• Coroner: Mississippi official fatally shot himself before court appearance in corruption case
• Chief: 50-year-old woman chugged beer with teens, laughed at passed-out girl at underage party
• Principal logs on to Twitter to take on cyberbullies, says they're worse than Iraq insurgents
• Marathon bombing suspect wants indictment tossed, says there aren't enough blacks in jury pool
• Roller derby for kids: Coaches hope young skaters will take sport to next level, even Olympics
• Police: Allentown mother left sleeping 1-year-old in minivan in freezing temperatures
• More Scandal Surrounding the Kennedy Family
• Body found in search for missing California baby in wetlands area
• New Hampshire man survives being buried in snow for more than 3 hours after roof slide
• 3 more sent to prison in racial beatings that led to the 2011 death of a Mississippi black man
• Florida deputy on restricted duty after dragging woman in courthouse
• New Hampshire judge says prosecutors can see mother's passport in child custody case
• Hertz expects restatement of financials to hurt income more than previously anticipated
• Is There a Painter in the House?
• Minnesota man pleads not guilty to charges associated with supporting Islamic State group
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• US court rules former Bosnian prison guard eligible for extradition to face war-crimes charges
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• Jurors say ex-Marine convicted of killing 'American Sniper' author Kyle knew right from wrong
• Maine police: Snowy 40-vehicle pileup on Interstate 95 leaves at least 14 injured
• Hungarian village available for rent; comes with sheep, cows, temporary deputy mayor post
• Tennessee girls high school basketball teams instructed to lose; teams barred from playoffs
• Maine police: Snowy 40-vehicle pileup on Interstate 95 leaves at least 14 injured
• Lost, Plane and Simple
• Doctor says the Black Madam charged in buttocks-injection death blackmailed him after affair
• Mountain Rescue Aspen team recovers body of skier who died in Colorado avalanche
• Dori J. Maynard, journalist and champion of diversity in news coverage, dies at 56
• Rescuers free 19 manatees stuck in storm drain in central Florida; all returned to water
• Lawyer: White House fence jumper Omar Gonzalez expected to take a plea deal next month
• Snow, to go: Massachusetts man ships snow to people in warmer climates for $89 for 6 pounds
• Judge: Tsarnaev supporters who think bomb causalities were fake can protest near court entry
• Cruise giant Viking plans 1st North American home port: New Orleans for Mississippi River runs
• Kayla Mueller's brother tells 'Today' show: Prisoner swap with Taliban increased IS demands
• DC moving forward with legal marijuana use; adults will be allowed to smoke, grow privately
• Kayla Mueller's family wanted her 'to tell the truth' though marriage claim may have freed her
• Nearly 1,000 inmates moved from Texas prison following unrest; another 1,900 to be relocated
• Police probe theft of pet tarantulas taken as they hibernated under Georgia house
• Amber Alert issued for 3-year-old Delaware girl taken by father
• 12 hospitalized due to MDMA overdose on Wesleyan campus
• Convicted murderer Jodi Arias declines to address jurors as sentencing retrial nears an end
• Bull Detector Could Clean Up Political Jargon
• Authorities say they've found party bus that critically injured man in Los Angeles suburb
• Georgia sheriff, deputy wounded; 3 others killed after domestic dispute turns into 'ambush'
• Marine who disappeared in Iraq, Lebanon a decade ago found guilty of desertion charges
• Man wearing apparent bomb found at Conn. credit union
• NY's court ruling on where sex offenders can live sparks discussion of law's effectiveness
• North Carolina woman comes forward to claim one-third of $564 million Powerball jackpot
• 4-year-old Alaska boy shot in leg when mother's gun falls from holster, hits pavement
• Authorities regain control of Texas prison where inmates caused damage; inmate transfers begin
• Ohio museum to return likely stolen 450-year-old artifact to Germany
• Highlights from study looking at 50 years of demographic data from Appalachia
• 21 dead after dangerous storms, freezing temps hit Tennessee
• Authorities regain control of Texas prison from inmates
• Except for Oakland, West Coast seaports in full operation
• As many as 2,800 inmates to be moved from Texas prison
• Negotiations continue with inmates who took control of part of federal prison in South Texas
• Kitzhaber lawyer asks state not to release private emails to federal investigators
• Man uses his head to smash his way into a Fla. convenience store to steal lottery tickets
• Special prosecutors to handle man's new trial in 4 slayings at northeast Ohio townhome
• Official: Deaths of ex-suburban New York police officer, 2 daughters an 'unfathomable tragedy'
• Northern California police find suicidal man after bizarre incident at Kmart
• States seek alternatives for highway, bridge funding as federal money stagnates or declines
• Florida police dog fired from the force after biting an officer, doughnut shop worker
• Academic asks New Mexico court to order death certificate for Billy the Kid to end rumors
• 31-year-old beluga whale dies at SeaWorld Orlando after being treated for infection
• For second consecutive year, deep winter freeze covers most of Great Lakes with icy blanket
• Mirror topples off wall at trendy NYC restaurant Balthazar; 1 person injured
• Court documents: Grandfather could testify in his wife's trial on Alabama girl's running death
• Girls accused of repeatedly stabbing classmate describe attack in police interrogation video
• Prospective juror in Tsarnaev trial cites image of suspect placing backpack near boy who died
• Indian tribe may take hardball stance with Florida: Allow casino or we might sell marijuana
• US border agents start testing body cameras in the field
• Kentucky town has had enough 'Frozen' weather, announces arrest warrant for Disney character
• Chris Christie keeps his focus on New Jersey in Washington speech
• NJ man pleads not guilty after police say he created black ice to fool officers in DWI crash
• Mottola's New Deal Could Upset Mariah
• Crying fowl: Crates of chickens fly out of tractor-trailer
• National Guard recruiter convicted in 2013 armory shooting
• Leon Kent, hero who stopped German tanks during Battle of the Bulge, dies in California at 99
• Iraqi man living in Michigan charged with lying about plans to join Islamic State in Iraq
• Report: Man who killed 6 UC Santa Barbara students searched online for ways to silently kill
• Judge dismisses death row inmates' 1st Amendment challenge to Ohio's lethal injection law
• Murderer, acquaintances give conflicting statements on whether others knew about 4 Ohio deaths
• The Condition of Pope John Paul II and How it Effects You
• Ferguson officials say they haven't heard from US Department of Justice about investigations
• Michigan woman accidentally killed herself while adjusting bra holster, police say
• New York town's tourism ad crashes website
• Top Six Reasons to Live Longer
• Ex-Atlanta fire chief files federal lawsuit against city, Mayor Reed
• Snow falls off Boston-area ice rink roof buries 1 man, pummels 4 other people
• Detention hearing set for St. Louis County woman accused of supplying terror groups
• Candlelight memorial in Kayla Mueller's hometown to honor her life, aid work
• Racist letter found in police mailboxes says 'these black officers belong in the toilet'
• Ex-girlfriend of defendant in 'American Sniper' trial says defendant had temper
• Girl saved after slipping into icy Sandy Hook Bay; 14-year-old was in water 20 minutes
• On live stream, Pittsburgh's beloved bald eagles lay 1st egg of year
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• NY tourism site that urged visitors to go to Florida instead crashes from excess Web traffic
• Police save New Jersey man trying to commit suicide by jumping off George Washington Bridge
• Authorities: Underage drinking party at home ends with drunk teen hospitalized, woman charged
• US pays $1.97 million to Philippines as compensation for reef damaged by Navy minesweeper
• Man freed from prison sues Northwestern University, others, claims he was framed for killings
• 2 teen snowmobilers rescued after getting lost and spending frigid night in Maine woods
• Romanian ex-minister arrested for corruption wants to wallpaper dingy cell walls
• Well, doggone it! Black Lab on the run for 3 years is nabbed after getting stuck in snow
• Owner of cabin where LA cop-turned-killer Dorner committed suicide gets $200,000 settlement
• Wyoming man sends wife Valentine flowers -- even in death
• Authorities in Northern California search for missing man who was canoeing in bay
• Wallingford man's lawsuit claims fall from mechanical bull caused 'permanent, serious' injury
• Interior secretary visits eroding Alaska village; climate change leaves community vulnerable
• Lost hiker who activated locater beacon found dead in NH's White Mountains
• Spy Kids Star's Family Can't See Movie
• Ithaca, New York, tourism office surrenders to winter, tells visitors to go to Florida instead
• Bella, a bulldog missing 2 years, is reunited with family in NY, showers her owner with kisses
• FBI probes source of offensive graffiti at Islamic school in Rhode Island
• Woman found dead in snow outside neighbor's New Jersey home amid subzero wind chill
• UMass bans Iranians from some engineering, science programs
• The New York Times, the Miami Herald share Polk Award for exposing inmate abuse by jail guards
• Up to 2 dozen horses shot, dumped in Montana field
• California boy, 17, shot, killed during Russian roulette game
• NY cops: Man kills live-in girlfriend, her 17-year-old daughter before turning gun on himself
• Montana residents discover their missing horses fatally shot, dumped in a hay field
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• Surveyors compute new architectural height for Washington Monument after 130-year-old measure
• Preliminary hearing set for girls in Slender Man stabbing
• Poet laureate Philip Levine dies at age 87
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• 7 injured after Hawaii-bound flight experiences turbulence
• Report finds Los Alamos lab officials failed to manage protection of sensitive information
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• One dead, officer injured in Mississippi Walmart shooting
• College basketball team's plane makes emergency landing
• Police: Carjacker thwarted by confusion over stick shift
• Researchers seek mystery photo unseen for 30 years that may show armored Confederate warship
• Autopsy shows David Carr, media columnist for New York Times, died of lung cancer
• NY officials break ground on project to repair Coney Island beaches damaged by Sandy
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• Seattle delays plan for police body cameras until privacy issues can be considered
• 3 dead, 2 taken to hospital in crash on Hawaii's Big Island
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• Authorities: Man posed as his fictitious blind twin brother in bid to get out of tickets
• New Orleans and its riverfront: City at crucial junction over future of Mississippi waterfront
• McCain discusses dilemma in not being able to pay ransom in negotiations over Kayla Mueller
• Lawyer to lottery officials: Client with winning Powerball ticket will wait to claim prize
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• Smoke fills San Francisco rail station after sparking on track; no injuries reported
• Port Authority, Chris Christie associates seek to dismiss lawsuit over bridge lane closures
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• Los Angeles police officer shoots, injures teen after seeing someone near him with replica gun
• 22 Marines treated for exposure to fire retardant during California training exercise
• US appeals court agrees to hold hearing on Boston Marathon bombing suspect's bid to move trial
• Mysterious goo that killed 170 seabirds in California identified as a synthetic oil
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• May trial for Detroit-area girl, 15, boyfriend, 23, on accusations they plotted family deaths
• After delays, opening statements expected in trial of Marine who vanished in Iraq in 2004
• How the AP-WE tv poll on dating was conducted
• Ohio court rules against ex-teacher with phobia of children
• NAACP opposes naming Buffalo buildings after Millard Fillmore, who signed Fugitive Slave Act
• Kidde recalls 4.6 million disposable fire extinguishers because of faulty plastic valves
• After 2 snow days, jury selection will start again in Boston Marathon bombing trial
• Pa. man convicted of strangling pharmacist, girlfriend
• Mom of inmate allegedly dared by guard to hang himself sues over son's Rikers Island suicide
• Authorities: Man, woman sleeping in Florida dumpster get emptied into garbage truck
• Federal investigators say DC subway did poor job ventilating tunnel during fatal accident
• NYPD officer pleads not guilty to manslaughter in stairwell shooting
• Emergency services, bomb technician, determine that 'banana' in pine tree is harmless geocache
• That one's 'ghastly:' Rude remarks on invitations get at least 1 Romanian diplomat fired
• British party's pink campaign bus targeting women voters backfires, called sexist
• To reduce local jail population, MacArthur Foundation pledges $75M to US corrections officials
• Jury sees confession video in 1979 Etan Patz disappearance; suspect's lawyer says it's fantasy
• Police use stun gun to free stuck buck after 2 deer found in Minnesota with antlers entwined
• San Francisco water manager caught urinating in reservoir
• Police say eastern Idaho woman used her shoe to attack someone who bumped her on dance floor
• 4 arrested after entering US from Mexico on personal watercraft near San Diego
• Cops seeking suspect in assault charges find him after he posts selfie from Greyhound bus
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• As Campaign 2004 Shapes Up Who's Getting It and Who's Not?
• Search ongoing for 18-year-old Nevada man swept into ocean at California beach
• No more Mr. Niceguy: Israeli jobseeker is busted for drugs after forgetting resume with stash
• Windward Oahu's Keolu Elementary closed after gusty winds blow off portion of cafeteria roof
• Girl, 13, wounded in leg by stray bullet while waiting at bus stop in South Los Angeles
• Doctors say Florida man who threw daughter off bridge incompetent to stand trial
• Bear sent to sanctuary after years as caged attraction at Pennsylvania ice cream shop
• Bronx Zoo offers strange sweetheart deal for Valentine's Day: Name a cockroach after your ex
• Police charge Pennsylvania man with taking $500 left in drive-thru bank tube by customer
• Lawsuits say St. Louis County town jails are 'debtors prisons' for those who can't pay fines
• Trustee's bankruptcy report says Casey Anthony's money should go to trustee's attorneys
• Boy, 8, killed in Oklahoma stove explosion
• Trade group for regional airlines says president has stepped down, names interim replacement
• On-duty Los Angeles police officer hits, kills pedestrian while driving home during heavy fog
• Police: Mark Twain bronze plaque stolen from monument at New York gravesite is recovered
• Snow postpones jury selection in Boston Marathon bombing suspect trial; should resume Tuesday
• Newborn girl found abandoned, lying on the grass near Southern California mall
• Romania's foreign ministry red-faced after guests described as 'undesirable,' and 'ghastly'
• Man crashes pickup through Coast Guard station gate in western Michigan, makes bomb threat
• Suspect in San Francisco body parts case dies
• Mark Twain plaque stolen from gravesite recovered in good condition
• 3 people shot at mall where security was a concern; unclear if shooter held or sought
• US shipload of weapons, ammunition and artillery handed over to Lebanese army in Beirut
• Feds: State was wrong to take custody of intellectually disabled mom's 2-day-old daughter
• Northern California wildfire destroys 40 homes
• Virginia college student's slaying gives impetus to latest state effort to expand DNA databank
• 1 dead, 6 soldiers injured in rollover accident during training at Fort Carson
• Sentencing set for trooper who forced motorists into sex acts in exchange for dropping tickets
• Stolen 3-month-old kitten returned to rescue group at PetSmart with an apology note
• Smoke reported, cleared at Dupont Circle Metro station in DC after train has brake problem
• Woman, 9-year-old daughter found dead in Massachusetts home; it's not clear how they died
• Oregon judge, appalled, rules that 61-year-old broke no law with photos up teenager's skirt
• Georgia prosecutor drops charge against man ticketed for eating cheeseburger while driving
• What next mulled after no voters cast ballots in school election; 3 sought uncontested spots
• Judge rejects Boston Marathon bombing suspect's 3rd bid to move trial outside Massachusetts
• Union: 7 fire department workers face discipline after probe into firefighter, paramedic sex
• Missouri family plots fake kidnapping to teach child about stranger danger
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• Massachusetts police officer shot at condo complex; suspect in custody
• Detroit-area girl, 15, boyfriend, 23, face trial on accusations they plotted family's killing
• Judge defends $1M fine against lawyer whose witness gave testimony that was banned in trial
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• Harvard bans professors from having sex with undergrads
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• Prosecutors: Teen's post of Hitler image, 'bombing' Jewish gathering spot, not criminal
• Parents appeal to White House to help bring missing journalist home from Syria
• Defense witness says man with bodies in yard let him ride ATVs on his property
• Veteran charged with threatening to shoot wife, others at US Capitol
• Navajo Nation says man's remains should be buried on reservation in Arizona; wife disagrees
• Vermont college searches for missing boa constrictor
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• Central Florida robbery suspect arrested after his wallet and ID were left at the scene
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• 1 dead after small plane hits Texas news station's tower
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• MacArthur Foundation announces awards of up to $1 million to creative nonprofit groups
• Man convicted of operating underground website Silk Road
• Federal Transit Administration to conduct safety inspection of DC subway after fatal accident
• Report cites need for NY college support after foster care
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• Kevin Bollaert, 'revenge porn' website operator, convicted of theft, extortion
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• Investment fund Wintergreen says Coke didn't do enough to inform shareholders about stock plan
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• Rhode Island lawmaker wants to repeal outdated laws setting seaweed limits, banning dueling
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• Snowstorm delays Boston Marathon bombing trial
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• Police: Woman arrested after she dials wrong number, offers Albuquerque detective drugs
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• New Mexico toddler shoots father, pregnant mother, police say
• Washington man without a 'Good to Go' pass gets $18,000 bill for crossing toll bridge
• Fire destroys snow plow fleet in New Hampshire town
• Police search suspicious package at NYC bus station, find bag filled with 1,000 condoms
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• New York City will pay $3.9M to family of teen in 2012 shooting
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• Chicago's retired Cardinal George says his doctors have run out of cancer treatment options
• Ohio reschedules executions for 7 death row inmates meaning no inmate put to death in 2015
• 3rd man charged in alleged conspiracy to overthrow Gambian government
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• Ohio judge stays order to return seized tigers, other exotic animals to Ohio sanctuary owner
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• Indiana city sets up defenses to protect besieged parking meters from crow droppings
• Dozens of bats cause mayhem in Arkansas courtroom; official says 100s roost in elevator shaft
• 2 Texas school administrators on leave after students forced to drop pants over feces in gym
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• Official in rural Virginia calls black reporter 'boy' at public meeting, later apologizes
• Federal prosecutors oppose 3rd request by defense to move Boston Marathon bombing trial
• Balloon crew streaking closer to breaking 2 records move little, layer much against cold
• African Ambassador Apologizes for Slavery Role
• Feds issue new policy for snowmobiles in national forests following backcountry skier lawsuit
• After killings by police, a debate roils over grand juries and the secrecy of their work
• As pet reptile grows, Lithuanian student realizes it's probably not a lizard
• US Coast Guard rescues 2 American boaters stranded on tiny uninhabited island in Bahamas
• Kangaroo surviving alpine winter hops his way to dispelling 'No kangaroos in Austria' slogan
• Integrity in Science Award Is Neither
• UPS driver fired after security video shows him throwing box, urinating against Houston house
• Judge orders state to return tigers, lion hours after they're seized at Ohio animal sanctuary
• Son of ex-slave who served in Union army during Civil War dies 179 years after father's birth
• American Bible Society moving from New York City to Philadelphia after almost 2 centuries
• San Francisco pays $3 million to family of woman found dead in hospital stairwell
• Once seen as essential, downtown parking garages are now being put to the wrecking ball
• Bodies found near SUV of Ga. couple missing days after traveling to meet Craigslist contact
• New Mexico woman unaware her used van had 13 1/2 pounds of marijuana hidden inside for years
• Ex-California Highway Patrol officer sentenced to probation for sharing suspect's nude photos
• Judge to decide on bankruptcy venue for casino giant Caesars Entertainment
• Snowstorm sasquatch? Watch out for the Boston yeti, seen strolling around and hailing cabs
• Judge orders alleged 18-year-old Minnesota terror recruit to halfway house while case pending
• Son of ex-slave who escaped and served in Union army during Civil War dies in North Carolina
• Those fish are too fishy: Belfast opportunists warned not to eat mackerel scooped off the road
• Police shoot Denver teen who struck officer with stolen car
• Toddler left behind in day care van found wandering on New York street; 2 workers charged
• Sheriff's deputies responding to report of small plane down in Washington state's Hood Canal
• Ex-CIA officer convicted of leaking secrets to reporter
• Jury in CIA leak trial says it can't reach unanimous verdict
• Investigators recover sixth body in rubble of mansion fire; all occupants now accounted for
• Police officer who fired stun gun at 61-year-old woman suspended without pay for 1 month
• 2 boys who fell through ice into Maryland pond out of hospital; 2 others in serious condition
• 71 years later, NY combat vet the only to return for anniversary of WWII Pacific island battle
• Police to hold news conference on 1979 cold case in western NY; teen's body found in cornfield
• Court: Ex-Virginia Gov. McDonnell can remain free during his appeal of corruption convictions
• Pilot rescued after ditching plane in sea off Hawaii; officials guided plane to area of ship
• 3 Russians charged in Cold War-style spy scheme
• 2 planes evacuated in Seattle, 3rd flight diverted to Dallas
• Several decomposed bodies, remains left unattended by Providence funeral home buried, cremated
• Former Fox TV station employee in suicide outside company headquarters
• Woman mistakenly gets bag full of cash at Burger King drive-thru, returns $2,631 bank deposit
• Trouble in New Orleans: Crime on rise in Quarter, police ranks depleted and Mardi Gras is here
• Fire officials: 4 children fall through ice into pond in Maryland; 2 in critical condition
• Police: Man trying to break into Texas store falls through ceiling, lands in front of officer
• Naked violinist files $1.1 million lawsuit over arrest outside Portland courthouse last year
• San Francisco Zoo takes bite out of Valentine's Day with scorpion, cockroach adoptions
• Navy seeks more sonar-emitting buoys; critics raise concerns over impact on marine mammals
• Cops: Man kills co-worker, then himself at NYC Home Depot
• Threats prompt 2 plane evacuations at Seattle-Tacoma airport; third flight diverted to Dallas
• Balloon crew launches from Japan in bid to reach North America, hoping to break 2 key records
• National NAACP leader visits Colorado Springs to urge action in wake of bombing attempt
• Dog gets 2nd chance at Utah animal sanctuary after escaping euthanasia in Indiana
• After series of delays, balloon crew looking to break records finally launches from Japan
• 2 Marines killed in helicopter crash during training exercise in California
• South Georgia police search for missing couple who went to buy car
• Texas woman's dog, missing since May, returns home after turning up in Indiana
• Biologists say dead whale found at Seattle ferry dock was struck by propeller of large vessel
• Airport spokesman: Police searching 2 planes at Atlanta's main airport after bomb threats.
• NYC man pleads not guilty to trying to get ricin; prosecutors say he sought 'easy death pills'
• Jury to have full day of deliberations in trial of ex-CIA officer accused of leaking secrets
• Colo. teen who tried to help ISIS sentenced to 4 years in prison
• Man and 7-month-old baby stabbed to death, 3 more people wounded in Milwaukee attack
• Funeral board report says obviously decomposing body seeping fluids found at Arkansas mortuary
• Pot-related calls to poison control centers spike in Washington, Colorado after legal sales
• Couple delivering hot meal saves Maine man, 99, who had fallen on back porch in freezing cold
• ACLU says Kansas City suburb to stop ticketing drivers who flash lights to warn of speed trap
• Car pulled from Florida canal linked to 1978 missing persons case
• Tsarnaev lawyers defend use of juror quotes in third bid to move trial outside Massachusetts
• Police: 9-year-old twins left mostly alone for 4 months while their parents were in Nigeria
• Lawsuit over licensing agreement filed by MLK estate against King Center voluntarily dismissed
• Walker announces drug testing plan for Wisconsin aid recipients, limit on benefits
• German court upholds man's right to pee standing up after landlord claimed damages to floor
• NY panel asks feds to probe 2013 Rikers Island inmate death; calls care 'incompetent'
• Ohio wants death row inmates' 1st Amendment challenge to lethal injection law dismissed
• Quote on Deschutes County veterans monument not from George Washington; 'Unknown' now credited
• Dancing genitals video for children's show not progressive enough for some Swedes
• Prosecutors: Ex-Va. governor's appeal does not raise arguments strong enough to warrant bail
• Disney's Pirates Fences $13 Million
• US Steel to lay off more than 350 in Northwest Indiana, temporarily close tin plant
• Metro: Fire officials made changes to radios before DC subway emergency that led to difficulty
• Florida teen caught dressed in lab coat, roaming halls of hospital
• After 4 bears die of chocolate overdoses, bear expert proposes ban on using it as bait
• Former US Postal Service worker in Oregon admits he 'just got lazy,' failed to deliver mail
• Bingo, you're busted! Irish grandmother convicted of possessing cocaine at Cork bingo hall
• 2 California pilots suffer minor injuries after helicopter crash
• Alaska court overturns murder conviction in 'Last Seduction' case
• Tootsie Roll Industries' CEO Melvin Gordon dies at 95 after 5 decades of candy making
• Authorities: Woman gives birth aboard flight to New York City from Jordan
• Western Pennsylvania county commissioners' 1st meeting of 2015 adjourned for lack of ads
• Family: Wreckage of plane flown by western New York couple has been recovered off Jamaica
• Nation's first law requiring 'racial impact statements' seen as having modest effect in Iowa
• Penney brings back the catalog, though it will be smaller and focus on home furnishings
• African Ambassador Apologizes for Slavery Role
• Detroit-Windsor Tunnel reopens after shutdown over package containing possible smoke bomb
• Eating while driving: Man who chomped burger while cruising down highway gets traffic ticket
• Philadelphia union boss convicted in racketeering case
• Smell of success: Scratch-n-sniff bacon lottery tickets available in New Hampshire
• US Border Patrol fires rare helicopter warning shots on suspected drug boat off California
• Boston Marathon bombing trial selection resumes with questioning of 20 more prospective jurors
• Smallpox Attack Exaggerated
• Alabama man cited for eating cheeseburger while driving under Georgia's distracted driver law
• Additional charges filed against owners of North Texas mortuary where bodies found unattended
• 2 inmates die after suicide attempts at same Ohio county jail with recent history of suicides
• Additional charges filed against owners of North Texas mortuary where bodies found unattended
• NJ driver sentenced for leaving 2 special needs students on bus
• Texas meteorologist back on air 4 weeks after he was shot
• Researchers: Elephant seals travel farther off Northern California coast than once thought
• 4 Ohio inmates want court to keep state's lethal injection law provisions from taking effect
• Woman who died in smoke accident on Metro remembered as woman of faith and family
• Man dies in 1,000-foot fall from Alaska mountain
• As wood-fired kitchens grow in popularity, so do complaints over smoke in Bay Area
• Driving while ingesting? Alabama man cited for eating burger while driving, report says
• Faith, community leaders, family gather in Atlanta to celebrate Martin Luther King
• Troopers: Oregon man, 24, dies in 1,000-foot fall while climbing in Alaska's Chugach Mountains
• JetBlue flight forced to abort takeoff in New York
• Oprah Winfrey, other 'Selma' stars march with hundreds in Alabama ahead of MLK holiday
• English parents shocked to get 'no-show' bill after 5-year-old son misses birthday party
• Man sought in 2012 Boston shooting arrested in Dominican Republic
• Breakout of Kilauea Volcano lava flow creeps toward Highway 30; lava less than half-mile away
• No plea deal likely in Boston Marathon bombing case
• Owl is likely suspect for attack on Oregon jogger, knocking him twice in head; felt like bolt
• ASU student rappelling from cliff near Salt River dies after fall
• Woman plans to marry her father after two years of dating
• Decommissioned USS Constellation arrives in South Texas for scrap, recycling
• Report says firefighters had difficulty communicating by radio during DC subway incident
• That's a lot of dough: Real estate agents give $2,084 tip to Michigan man who delivered pizza
• Phoenix woman dies after giving birth to quadruplets; infants remain hospitalized
• Sheriff: Teenage sweethearts from Ky. on alleged crime spree continuing to elude authorities
• College student dies while rappelling from cliff in Arizona
• Wildlife center established by Oracle's Ellison to focus on California insects and reptiles
• CIA leak trial continues after Condoleezza Rice testimony about importance of Iranian program
• JFK to open luxury animal terminal next year
• Judge, lawyers face challenges in selecting jurors for Boston Marathon bombing trial
• Democrats Forced to Raise More Small-Donor Money
• Boy Scouts of America youth membership falls 7 percent in decade-long decline
• Shades of the Sixties in California
• Illinois woman tried to kill her kids with drug-laced apple juice, police say
• Conservation groups sue over changes to endangered Mexican gray wolf reintroduction program
• A lake by any other name: After 63 years of dispute with North Carolina, Virginia may concede
• Giant beaver captured at Phoenix-area lake, will eventually be released into wild
• Philadelphia college student dies after falling 8 floors and landing on pedestrian
• Police officer says he fired fatal beanbags at elderly man because he feared for his life
• Small dog missing since theft of Boise car is found, reunited with owner, 71
• Florida sheriff to auction 'In Dog We Trust' rug to raise money for animals
• Detroit police: Boy playing in bedroom shot, critically injured by bullet fired from outside
• Police: Restaurant video shows bank robbery suspect stopped for chicken and biscuits afterward
• Feds say troubled US nuclear waste dump in New Mexico may not fully reopen until 2018
• CIA manager testifies in leak trial that more than 90 people knew about covert Iranian mission
• Suit filed by parents blaming classmates in son's gym mat death
• Chicago strip club receives neighborhood award for working to keep area clean, beautiful
• Condoleezza Rice testifies at CIA leak trial, says she was stunned media knew about mission
• US Endowment for the Humanities seeks to shift funding toward scholarship on public issues
• Fire department in Kentucky fined for ice bucket challenge gone awry that killed 1 firefighter
• Pittsburgh chief asks for own investigation after anti-racism photo tweet
• BASE jumper dies after parachute fails to deploy in jump from TV news tower in Michigan
• Massachusetts car dealership employees, pizza delivery man have heated argument over $7
• Man safely delivers son in car along freeway, then calls off ambulance and drives to hospital
• Fox News, Dish Network reach deal, ending 3-week fight
• Long-serving Marlboro Man, rancher Hugh Winfield dies in Wyoming at age 85
• Oklahoma to resume lethal injection execution after 9-month delay
• Police: Massachusetts man left 3 kids in freezing car while he was in courthouse
• Suspected police slowdown cost NYC about $5 million in lost fines
• Pennsylvania woman, 62, finds python during night potty visit; first mistaken for scarf
• Protesters of police killings march through streets of DC, snarl morning commute
• Consultant testifies 'unnecessary' force used by police in beanbag death of knife-wielding man
• Uncle Sam to the Rescue
• Anonymous passenger gives Philadelphia cabbie tip of a lifetime: almost $1,000 on $4.31 ride
• Police: Homeless woman replaced baby Jesus with pig's head at Massachusetts church's Nativity
• Canadian high court bans polygamous group from using name of mainstream Mormon church
• Ex-Marine imprisoned in Iran writes to nation's president, says family wants no part of swap
• Lawyers for 4 Oklahoma death row inmates appeal execution drug protocol, request stays
• When temperatures dropped Illinois family created 45-foot-tall icicle in front yard
• Children die in fire while mother at salon
• Philadelphia cabbie gets tip of lifetime: almost $1,000
• Terminator May Have Term Limits
• IRS head says budget cuts could force 2-day agency shutdown, fewer audits, slower service
• Denver-area church refuses to show video of deceased gay woman kissing fiancée
• Porn publisher Larry Flynt's legal fight against Missouri execution protocol returns to court
• 1 dead following small plane crash off Florida coast
• U.S. Government Finds a Way to Get Around Jamming of TV Broadcasts in Iran
• Jury selected in long-delayed CIA leak trial centered around classified operation in Iran
• 2 men trying to climb Yosemite's El Capitan peak without help close in on groundbreaking feat
• Judge to hear arguments in ownership dispute over MLK Bible, Nobel Peace Prize medal
• Chaplain says church refused funeral for gay woman following dispute over kissing photos
• Trail camera photo confirms another wolf has come to OR-7's territory in southwest Oregon
• Chicago-area police officer who shot, killed 95-year-old man with bean-bag gun to stand trial
• 2 man accused of taking lamb chops in Spokane Valley, Washington, burglary have mutton to say
• NYC jail watchdog board votes for restrictive Rikers Island housing units, solitary reforms
• California man pays $4.8M for 26 cents from 1792
• Delays expected on all westbound LIRR trains after fire near New York City's Penn Station
• Jamba settles proxy fight, agrees to add 2 new members to its board of directors
• Authorities: Alert newspaper carrier's tip to police leads to rescue of ailing elderly woman
• 2 veteran balloon pilots hope to launch Tuesday from Japan for record-breaking attempt
• 1 of downtown DC's busiest Metro stations, L'Enfant Plaza, evacuated because of smoke
• Central Florida woman charged with driving with teenage son on hood vehicle
• Friend of marathon bomb suspects to plead guilty to lying to FBI
• 1 person dies after smoke forces evacuation of DC Metro Station
• Retired CBS Radio News reporter Lou Miliano dies in Florida at 67; worked in US and abroad
• Prosecutors in CIA leak case change course, no longer want New York Times reporter to testify
• Teen rescued after being stuck in mud up to thighs for 5 hours in Washington state
• Authorities say shooting at NC house party kills 2, injures 5
• Supreme Court allows Michigan road worker who sought _ and got _ new job to sue employer
• Supreme Court allows Michigan road worker who sought _ and got _ new job to sue employer
• 2 continue quest to become first to free climb Yosemite's Dawn Wall
• New York City agrees to pay $17 million to settle 3 wrongful conviction cases
• Coyote captured in upper Manhattan park; later released in Bronx wilderness area
• Attorney says Texas officer will appeal being fired over using stun gun on 76-year-old man
• Man steals money, caught after drunken-driving crash
• Tale of 2 Trials: Massachusetts braces for Hernandez, Boston Marathon bombing trials
• For the 620,000 Civil War dead, a living memorial of trees from Gettysburg to Monticello
• Amtrak Pleads for More Money
• Dorothy Thomas, "mother" of the bone marrow transplantation, dies at 92
• Post Falls, Idaho, police dispatchers text with distraught woman who wouldn't pick up phone
• Energy Department contests fine for mishaps at nuclear dump, Los Alamos National Laboratory
• Hands taped and bleeding, 2nd climber completes difficult stretch to stay in Yosemite ascent
• Facebook request unleashes thousands of dog photos to cheer Phoenix teen battling leukemia
• Superfly Widow, Family in Legal, Financial Mess
• Police: Videos show 1-year-old putting handgun in mouth as mother looks on, encourages play
• Hawaii appeals court upholds ear-licking harassment conviction against Kauai attorney
• 4 dead at crash in California intersection, police say
• Police: California man with infant in car leads officers on chase; baby was not injured
• Why the NAACP May be Hurting Black Americans
• Body found floating off California beach 20 years ago finally identified as missing teenager
• No injuries after flight to Denver hits birds, makes emergency landing at Sacramento airport
• Holiday bread that made dozens of Southern Californians sick was laced with synthetic drug
• Off-duty North Carolina trooper rescues mother, 2 children after car skids into freezing creek
• Interstate 90 in South Dakota leaves road covered in 500 pounds of McDonald's french fries
• NYC rule changes add restrictive Rikers Island housing, some limits to solitary confinement
• Oklahoma death row inmates seek emergency stays of execution amid lethal drug challenge
• Pretrial hearing set for Alabama woman charged in running death of her granddaughter
• NBC issues correction for erroneous report on suspects in attack on French newspaper
• Authorities to give new details of inquiry into explosion near Colorado NAACP office
• Romanian officials get knickers in a twist over plans for 'no pants' subway ride, vowing fines
• Ohio dress shop closing after link to Ebola scare turns down city's offer of relocation help
• Michigan couple accused of keeping autistic son, 19, in cage make plea deal, face sentencing
• Subpoena seeks legislative committee's recordings of New Jersey bridge scandal testimony
• Admiral says submariners involved in recording of female officers face 'significant' penalties
• Man gets 4-year prison sentence in mailing of crystal meth to Hawaii in mannequin heads
• Associated Press names Jeff McMillan enterprise editor for eastern US
• 911 call: Couple in minivan describe being caught under semi, pulled along Michigan freeway
• Oklahoma prisons boss 'confident' staff can carry out first executions since problematic one
• ACLU joins fight over Pennsylvania law restricting speech of Mumia Abu-Jamal, other inmates
• US delivers Tunisia 2nd military transport plane to bolster fight against terrorism
• Minnesota centenarian finds fountain of youth as exercise instructor, Facebook user
• Chicago man's death ruled homicide decades after shooting
• Dartmouth students accused of faking attendance in sports ethics class, helping others cheat
• Attempts to rescue dog stranded on icy New York river fail
• Ohio bridal store linked to Ebola survivor is closing
• Woman in San Diego reports finding 5 1/2-foot boa constrictor in office toilet
• Nearly a decade after being charged, notorious convict to stand trial in strangulation deaths
• County official backs off lawsuit threat; says he was wrong to ask his name not be printed
• Maine judge apologizes, says he made mistake in trying to restrict news reporters in courtroom
• Alleged pro-Islamic State group hijacks Maryland news station's site, NM paper's Twitter feed
• Oldest resident of Massachusetts, one of the oldest people in the world, dies at age 115
• Virginia Department of Transportation turning roadkill into compost in new test program
• Digging Up the Dead
• Majority of Americans Say Things Are Going 'Well' in Iraq
• Fox 411: June 2003 Columns
• Almost Half of British Citizens Say Prime Minister Tony Blair Should Quit
• Quit Complaining?
• Christie spars with teacher over pensions, Exxon Mobil settlement at New Jersey town hall
• School bus, ambulance collide in Indiana, 15 hurt
• Man accused of cutting into fast-food line by posing as officer using sirens, lights in Texas
• Legally Blonde 2 Pale by Comparison
• Cuban delegate reports 'civilized' talks with US on human rights; differences remain
• Juneau, Alaska, airport partially evacuated after a bullet found on a passenger ramp
• Authorities: 2 found dead in home after boy reports finding parents with cuts from chain saw
• Latino Vote Growing in Size and Power
• Body of Canadian man, 3rd member of fishing party found dead, recovered from Montana lake
• 911 receives a dozen calls from Idaho man about bar bill, authoritites report
• Thieves make off with giant metal rooster; owners hope 'Rocket' doesn't end up in scrap heap
• Quintiles, Quest strike deal to create medical research venture focused on clinical trial work
• US forces to hold training exercise in Ukraine with national guard units
• Joint Turkish-US program to train, arm Syrian rebels fighting Islamic State could start in May
• Knight Foundation commits $5M to fund 32 projects that seek to make cities more vibrant
• Federal agents charged with stealing digital currency during Silk Road investigation
• Hawaii supervisor manipulated veterans' benefit data, report says
• Music festivals ban selfie sticks
• The latest on the Boston Marathon bombing trial: Victim had gaping leg wounds, bled to death
• British man pleads guilty in Oregon terror camp case
• Small plane with engine trouble lands on rural Wyoming highway; pilot, young grandson unhurt
• Key moments in death penalty trial of Boston Marathon bomber
• The Price of Life
• Girl, 4, sneaks out, hops bus in search of 3 a.m. snack; sings, 'All I want is a slushie'
• Pennsylvania state police: Sweet-toothed burglar steals more than 100 candy bars, cookies
• Federal agent charged with Silk Road fraud appears in court
• 4-year-old Philadelphia girl leaves home, rides transit bus in search of late-night snack
• Western Pennsylvania man pays $500 fine to avoid jail for missing jury duty 11 times
• After uproar, Utah restaurant owner removes prominent feature from bull statue
• Visitors take selfies at NYC building explosion site
• Wounded veteran's custom-made golf clubs stolen in Virginia
• Aging Action Heroes Pull Out New Tricks
• US troops drive through eastern Europe to reassure allies face some protests in Czech Republic
• Pennsylvania woman posed as lawyer for decade, named partner, authorities say
• Ex-CFO who criticized Chick-fil-A reportedly now on food stamps after outcry
• California Democrats: A Rock or a Hard Place?
• Owners of llamas that ran amok in Phoenix enclave scaling back in wake of USDA attention
• Minnesota college cancels remainder of baseball season over hazing
• Police officer wounded in Ariz. Wal-Mart melee released from hospital
• Chicago's retired Cardinal George readmitted to hospital after stopping cancer treatment
• Boston police officer wounded, suspect killed in shootout
• For some witnesses, regret lingers years after girl's running death
• 12-year-old boy, instructor killed in hang gliding accident in Nevada
• For some witnesses, regret lingers years after girl's running death
• Costner, Kidman Hit the Hamptons
• Chinese drywall company pays $3.2 million judgment for homes damaged by their product
• Leader of reparations in Rosewood massacre, Arnett Doctor, dies at 72
• Colo. bank robbery suspects 'Googled' how to escape, authorities say
• Indiana lawmaker says legislator's toddler was 'scared of' her because of her race
• Girl, 4, sneaks out, hops bus in search of 3 a.m. snack; sings, 'All I want is a slushie'
• Judge fines Wash. florist over same-sex wedding flowers
• Philadelphia students get day off before pope's September visit because of street closures
• Man on light rail train in St. Louis attacked after being asked about 'Mike Brown situation'
• Body of 5-year-old boy missing in Virginia since Sunday found in septic tank near home
• Pennsylvania toddler finds handgun on bed, shoots self in leg while mom, her boyfriend shower
• Daughter: Elder-abuse investigator married father, exploited his dementia to get estate
• City officials fight back as belligerent birds chase people at central Florida park
• State plans to deny permit for Ohio pair to keep toothless black bear; legal fight continues
• Gas line in destroyed building may have been 'inappropriately' accessed, mayor says
• Federal audit finds Maryland misallocated $28.4 million for flawed health care exchange
• 'He cost us so badly': Victim's mom to confront Pennsylvania man with bodies in yard
• Officials: 'Loud explosive device' at California school leaves 18 students with minor injuries
• Federal civil rights review: Baltimore jail illegally keeping teens in solitary confinement
• Goat beheaded with samurai-style sword, SPCA says; 2nd recent goat beheading in New Orleans
• 7 sailors charged in illicit videotaping of female submarine officers in the shower area
• California attorney general moves to stop proposed ballot measure that advocates killing gays
• Saving Iran From Itself
• Curiosity saved the cat: Iowa couple grows suspicious upon seeing man toss bag into river
• Defense seeks mercy for Alabama grandmother convicted in girl's running death
• Living on Borrowed Time
• Faith-Based Leaders Question Administration's Commitment
• Ben & Jerry's New Scam
• Don't Blame Demi for Angels Failure
• 'Endangered' Places of Worship Can't Pay for Repairs
• The Buck Stops Here
• Dems: Is Gore All You Got?
• Catholic high school requires girls to get prom dresses pre-approved
• Daughters of Martin Luther King Jr. and Alabama Gov. George Wallace reunite for historic march
• Texas replenishes dwindling supply of drugs to carry out 4 executions set for April
• Teaching in Cherokee - from the earliest years, words and pictures make language come alive
• 2nd bald eagle egg hatches in Pennsylvania nest on live-streaming video watched by thousands
• Police: Trespassing suspect left behind credit card _ with his name on it _ used to jimmy door
• The President Strikes Back
• Pennsylvania man arrested in courthouse for skipping out on jury duty 11 times in 2 years
• Authorities seek remedy for naked man who stands at front door of his North Carolina home
• Police arrest man armed with gun, peeping through bushes to watch girls at school bus stop
• Sharon Osbourne: 'Jenny Jones' Reincarnated?
• Tree sitter protesting new golf course in New Orleans public park falls off perch onto ground
• Euro Cybersecurity Solution Falls Through Cracks
• New rules cut amount of juice, 'sedentary time' for kids at NYC licensed day cares
• Man charged in lesbian custody case says cellphone bill evidence shouldn't be used against him
• Wife of man accused of faking his own death in life insurance scam appointed a public defender
• Feds reopen comment period to determine level of protected status for mountain caribou
• National Park Service wants to use dogs to chase Canada geese away from Lincoln Memorial
• Court officers carrying out eviction find woman's body in freezer in Detroit apartment
• Police say 5 injured in shooting near Austin Peay State University in Tennessee
• Firing of Milwaukee police officer who shot black man upheld by panel
• Jurors to consider life or death for Alabama grandmother convicted in girl's running death
• Dating Site Plays Cupid for the Military
• George Zimmerman says a person in his circumstances can't feel guilty about Martin death
• Dorman Cordell, former AP executive in charge of Texas and other states, dies in hospice at 83
• Kentucky death row inmate who was involved in lawsuit over executions has died
• Washington auditor returns to work, says he's cooperating with federal investigation
• Kansas City Southern cuts outlook, gives weak guidance because of slow energy industry growth
• Officials conduct new search on Virginia mountain for Maryland sisters missing since 1975
• Justice Department cites poor training for Philadelphia cops' justification for deadly force
• Mom, 2 sons rescued by helicopter after spending frigid night lost on New York's highest peak
• Personal assistant to former first lady Jaqueline Kennedy Onassis dies at 90
• 7 skiers injured at Maine resort after chairlift rolls backward
• Train cars carrying methanol derails in Texas
• Florida mother charged with fatally stabbing kids skips court date
• Man stung hundreds of times by bees at Utah high school baseball game
• Service marks 12th anniversary of deadly nightclub fire
• Alaska police raid club of pot activist who quit TV job on air
• Oregon officials investigate computer glitch that sent false warning to crime victims
• Jerry Warren, former White House press secretary and San Diego newspaper editor, dies at 84
• Cab jumps curb, hits 4 at NYC bus stop; man, 5-year-old girl are killed; 2 others are injured
• Replica of Lincoln funeral train car won't recreate journey because of fundraising shortfall
• Civil War veteran to be buried with family in southwest Missouri; remains were at funeral home
• Ohio cheesemaker wins United States Championship Cheese with Swiss wheel
• California first to feel hydro-power crunch of drought
• How Quickly the Tide Turns
• In Gaza Strip city, family buys 2 lion cubs from zoo to keep as unusual pets in their home
• Late President Gerald Ford's youngest half brother dies in Michigan at age 90
• Prince Charles, wife receive distinctly Kentucky welcome during stop in Bluegrass state
• Police: Florida boy, 3, found dead in 'obscured' location inside home where he lived with dad
• Gunning for Guys on TV
• Oregon crime victims receive erroneous messages due to glitch
• Police: Florida boy, 3, found dead in obscure location inside home where he lived with dad
• Los Angeles police used expired court order, spent $22,000 to get killer to private dinner
• Father involved in custody dispute of 2 sons waives extradition to New Jersey
• Ohio court awards wrongly imprisoned man over $1 million
• Planes, trucks and bison boxes: Alaska officials prepare for restoration of wild wood bison
• Attacking the Attack
• 57 dogs rescued from South Korean meat farms to find new homes in Northern California
• Wrong-way highway crash in New York City involving off-duty police kills 2
• Phoenix Zoo cites "embearassing' mistake regarding 2-year-old bear's gender
• Alabama woman concerned over social media posts against daughter, family
• Philadelphia DA says officer-involved death of motorist not crime
• Album with Lincoln, Grant autographs collected during Civil War goes unsold at NYC auction
• Will Julia Roberts Save Sony From Charlie's Angels?
• Closing argument scheduled in grandmother's trial over Alabama girl's running death
• Lucy Coffey, oldest female US veteran, dies at 108; met President Barack Obama at White House
• Boobies Rock! founder ordered to pay back $1.89M, $4M in fines for fake cancer charity
• Personnel records: Georgia officer who shot naked man had no significant disciplinary problems
• Ohio woman with prosthetic leg fights back after 'rude' note over handicapped parking spot
• Feds: Review of 4 decades of North Pacific seabird surveys indicates 2 percent loss annually
• Suspect in wild California motorcycle chase tops 100 mph, stands up on bike, taunts officers
• Truck veers off highway, hits pole and downs fence before driving on field, running over horse
• Bill Clinton Gives President Bush a Boost...
• Runaway beer keg no lucky charm for Indiana teen cited in St. Patrick's Day incident
• New document outlines what ex-Virginia first lady would have testified
• Census: People in the South moved a bit more last year than those in any other US region
• Prince Charles takes break from tourist stops to speak on ocean pollution
• Urban League: Blacks, Hispanics doing better but not equal to whites in United States
• Aaron Hernandez jury watches surveillance footage from crime scene
• New York City commuters have longest work week, report says
• Tennessee family stunned after receiving racial letter from daughter's friend
• Army could start destroying chemical weapons such as nerve agents at Colorado depot Wednesday
• Album with Lincoln, Grant autographs collected during Civil War being auctioned in New York
• Florida high school teacher suspended for remarks against Muslim student
• Federal agency: Starving sea lions, seabirds may mark big shift to warmer, more barren Pacific
• PLO lawyers: $218 million verdict in Israel bombings should not be boosted to over $1 billion
• Boston bomber 'kept coming up with excuses' not to return borrowed handgun, friend says
• Interviews show condemned Oklahoma inmate chatted with execution team before botched injection
• Cost to reopen abandoned Ghost Station in Philadelphia's Old City could exceed $18 million
• Chunks of ice breaking up along Ohio river push up into cemetery, toppling headstones
• Police say Pennsylvania woman high on meth fatally shoots husband she mistakes for an intruder
• Dems Doubling for Dean
• Man, 2 young children found dead in Missouri home after 24-hour standoff
• Kentucky governor hopeful leaps from plane
• Closing arguments: The beginning of the end for lengthy Atlanta schools test cheating trial
• Environmental authorities say medical waste found in Arkansas River in eastern Oklahoma
• Mississippi officials ask judge to keep execution-drug supplier's name secret during appeal
• Texas Court of Criminal Appeals gives reprieve to death row inmate set to die Wednesday
• Mudslide causes train trouble near Seattle
• Trial set for NC man accused of cuffing child to porch
• Richard Brennan Sr., part of famous New Orleans culinary family, dies at 84
• How the AP-NORC Center and API poll of millennials on news habits was conducted
• More mutilated animals, including beheaded turtle, found in Northern California
• Maine water bill for $1.40 sent out in 1969 is returned to sender 46 years later
• Mel Gibson Brings His Passion to New York
• Nearly $5 million in Connecticut state property _ including guns, painting _ lost or stolen
• Florida tallies 6,063 manatees in annual survey of endangered marine mammals
• Philadelphia man survives being shot 11 times on walk down street; he's in stable condition
• Los Angeles police officer sought in man's shooting death
• Detroit-area man who walked 21 miles to work gets new apartment
• Online donations allow man who once walked miles to work to get apartment in Detroit suburbs
• Timeline of events in Robert Durst saga
• LAPD investigating 14 students suspected of sexual assault
• Restroom at an Indiana Wal-Mart closed indefinitely after backpack meth lab is found inside
• 1 dead, 3 rescued as tugboat sinks off New York island
• Grizzly defense: Former Marine's invention could aid escape from bears
• 8-month-old baby found dead before parents were reportedly set to appear on 'Maury Show'
• 1 man missing, 3 others rescued when tugboat sinks off New York's Fire Island
• China lashes out at US 'pirate-style sense of insecurity'
• Bone fragments, skeletal remains found at Petit Jean Mountain during search for executive
• 3 rescued, 1 missing after tugboat sinks off NY's Fire Island
• United flight returns, lands at Denver International Airport after blowing tire on take-off
• Woman charged after running on San Francisco airport runway
• Miami Beach installs 50 free sunblock dispensers to help visitors protect against skin cancer
• For first time in almost 70 years, bald eagles nest at National Arboretum in DC
• William Asbury, former editor of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, dies at 90
• Funeral set for Alabama boy who died after drinking from suspected laced soda bottle
• What exit? New Jersey question gets trickier to answer with interchange changes
• Somebody's Looking Out for President Bush...
• 23-year-old New York state trooper collapses and dies after daily basic-training run
• Crocodile found in New Jersey basement during raid; drugs, guns and cash also seized
• Former Virginia governor, wife put house on market as they appeal corruption convictions
• Police say Oregon woman self-immolated, crashed car and jumped off bridge
• Seabiscuit and Lance Armstrong: True Sports Heroes
• Wildlife officers resuscitate sturgeon, cite poaching suspect in Sacramento County
• East Texas city seeks to curb violent crime after spate of killings
• Selma-to-Montgomery re-enactment march to arrive at Alabama Capitol on Friday
• Bamboozled: 5 barrels of bourbon stolen from Wild Turkey distillery found in man's backyard
• Texas to take control of Alamo, cancels Daughters of the Texas Republic's 110-year management
• Police say 5-year-old boy killed in gunbattle in St. Louis as he rode with family in minivan
• After years of resistance, federal prisons embrace pepper spray as an antidote to violence
• Convicting nun, activists of sabotage in break-in at nuclear plant was overreach, lawyer says
• Charles Prince and Prince Charles
• Rats, rot, hazards: NYC report rips family homeless shelters; agency says it's working to fix
• Pennsylvania inmates using portable toilets, trucked water after leak drains 3 million gallons
• With trip to Nantucket, Michigan couple have visited every county in the lower 48 states
• Who Can You Depend On?
• Toddler dies after drinking grape soda thought to be laced with methadone; babysitter charged
• Man accused of bringing girlfriend's body to psychiatric hospital, telling staff he killed her
• Pennsylvania inmates argue 2-year-old execution protocol violates procedures in state law
• $11K raised for funeral of central Pa. 7th grader hit, killed while walking from school
• Mother killed by stray bullet in Oakland neighborhood after yelling at her 2 children to run
• Flight diverted to North Carolina as pregnant woman nears delivery aboard Atlanta-bound jet
• Florida church with naked paint parties, 'sexiest ladies on the beach' loses tax-exempt status
• Carlos Slim to retire from Philip Morris International board in May
• Seabiscuit's a Sure Winner
• Federal attorneys accused police in polygamous towns of altering reports
• Martha Graham, Little Rock 9 member, 8 others to be inducted into Women's Hall of Fame
• Text of note written by Boston Marathon bomber inside boat he was hiding in when captured
• Disney World's Pirates of the Caribbean ride to be closed during summer for repairs
• Colonial Williamsburg Foundation in Virginia offers to house Iraqi artifacts for protection
• Funeral Mass to be held for Cardinal Edward Egan at St. Patrick's Cathedral
• Why Some Dems are Actually Helping the President's Cause...
• Temporary injunction bars man from lighting up inside his Washington home after neighbors sue
• Authorities: Likely cyberattack hits city of Madison website, email, law enforcement computers
• Police: Woman faces indecent exposure charge after getting naked at Dunkin' Donuts on a dare
• Trailer with tons of shredded mozzarella stolen from central Florida truck stop
• Data analytics provider Verisk Analytics buying Wood Mackenzie for about $2.8 billion
• Aging Action Heroes Pull Out New Tricks
• Court rules Milwaukee archdiocese's $55 million cemetery fund is fair game in bankruptcy case
• Leo's Money Guy: Payback Time
• What Is Dogging the President?
• Healthy Food Labeling: Buyer Beware
• Snack Attack
• Practicing What You Preach
• Judges, Experts Clash Over Punch-Card System
• 'Anything Else' Would Be Better
• Clinton vs. Bush in 2004?
• The Left Wing in America Strikes Back
• First Winners Announced
• Judges, Experts Clash Over Punch-Card System
• Escapism Makes a Comeback -- Literally
• Chicago police official: Infant dead after female relative cut girl's throat with power saw
• New York releases new plan to deal with non-native mute swans without so much slaughter
• The Bright Side of Life
• Police: Officer fatally shoots naked man in Atlanta suburb who did not appear to be armed
• 44 former state attorneys general urge appeals court to toss ex-Va. governor's convictions
• The write stuff: Owner of Maine inn holds another essay contest to find new owner
• Raccoon's freedom costs San Francisco carpenter his job
• 'Black Madam' convicted of murder in fatal buttocks injection
• New Jersey man whose dog was inside truck that fell through ice into river appears in court
• Carpenter fired after releasing raccoon that was trapped at a San Francisco job site
• Texas seeks to replenish low supply of execution drugs amid pending court order to ID supplier
• Tribes now free to choose whether to prosecute non-Indians for domestic violence crimes
• Egg on Their Faces
• University of Oklahoma frat closed after video showing racist chant by purported members posted
• From race relations to use of force, Justice Department's Ferguson report resonates across US
• Idaho fugitive nabbed after posting his batting practice plans on Facebook
• Michigan gym reportedly bans woman over gender identity complaint
• Homeless man sets self on fire during St. Pat's bar crawl
• Not quite in plane sight: TSA agents find stowaway Chihuahua in checked bag at LaGuardia
• Online suitor stole woman's car during first date, New Jersey police say
• Girl Scouts aim to boost cookie sales with a drive-thru
• Homeless camp in Tucson keeps growing as legal battle continues
• Neighbor says he heard cries of baby who starved to death in apartment after mom died
• 2 Utah peace officers suspended without pay over risque bikini video shoot
• Spanish dolphin trainer found dead after being promoted at Georgia aquarium
• Police: 1 killed, 3 hurt in wrong-way Interstate 95 crash in Rhode Island
• Police capture online suitor who allegedly stole woman's car during their first date
• New Hampshire Girl Scout troop driven to hold drive-thru to push cookie sales
• 2 Utah peace officers suspended over bikini, firearms video shoot
• Lamborghini abandoned on Texas highway
• Airport security mixup helps Utah principal land appearance by NFL player at school
• Dolphin trainer hired by Georgia Aquarium to be a senior vice president found dead in Spain
• Police say 19-year-old shot and killed by officer after altercation in Madison
• Car crashes into river in Utah; toddler found alive over 13 hours later, mother found dead
• Martin Luther King Jr.'s daughter Bernice King arrives in Selma for Bloody Sunday anniversary
• Schroeder Feeling A Bit Queasy
• 19-year-old Wisconsin man dies after being shot by police officer
• NYC public school teacher facing child pornography charges
• Waiting shoppers get free groceries after cash registers crash at North Carolina supermarket
• Indiana agency files complaint against funeral home where 2 babies' remains found in ceiling
• Lawyers set to select jury for Alabama woman's trial in girl's running death
• Pennsylvania police: Infant boy apparently starves days after mom's suspected overdose death
• Salt Lake City, Fort Worth review ethics rules amid concern about chiefs' ties to Taser
• Mountain lion found wandering in California mall parking lot dies after being tranquilized
• Harvard: Man soliciting donations for Islamic State-connected charity reported on campus
• 'You're a nobody:' Victim pens indignant open letter to Boston Marathon bomber
• New Jersey police officer investigated after crude dog posts on Facebook
• Pair pilfer $9,000 worth of women's undergarments from Wyoming department store, police say
• AP WAS THERE: MLK led civil rights marches in Alabama in 1965 that resulted in voting rights
• Federal agency seeking bids to keep thousands of rounded-up wild horses on private pastures
• Juror questioning finished in Alabaman woman's trial in girl's running death
• Police: Florida mom forces boy to jump from window, then jumps in apparent suicide attempt
• Homeowners association denies playhouse for girl with leukemia
• Northern Virginia teen reportedly accused of helping man join ISIS
• Coroner: Boy died of blunt force, compression injuries when gate closed in North Las Vegas
• Remains of Korean War POW Floyd Jackson returned to Colorado 65 years after he disappeared
• Investigation launched after remains of 2 babies found above ceiling at Indiana funeral home
• Police officer loses control of cruiser on slippery roads, smashes through vet clinic wall
• Boston school administrator accused of shooting student
• Another Profile in Courage from Gray Davis
• Los Angeles County firefighters rescue dog trapped in tiny space in West Hollywood, California
• Californian facing new charges related to attempt to travel to Syria, join Islamic State
• More mutilated animals found in Northern California; 1 bag held decapitated rabbit, candles
• Small plane crashes in Va. botanical garden, 3 dead
• Georgia waffles on execution decision when confronted with cloudy drug, court documents say
• Michael Brown's uncle says federal decision not to charge officer means justice isn't coming
• Feeling flush? Bus agency hiring someone to find bathrooms for drivers that pays up to $97,000
• KFC Chickens Out to PETA
• Officer shot and killed in 'ambush' 20 miles outside Atlanta; suspected wounded, police say
• San Antonio man arrested with 2-foot sword in cane as he tried to visit his jailed son
• Carsickness led to $4.8M heist of gold bars, truck crew says
• New Mexico couple gets engaged, then gets stranded on mountaintop because of high winds
• 2 dead babies wrapped in linens mistakenly sent to laundry facility
• Money issues force century-old Virginia college to close
• Ambush leaves Georgia police officer dead
• US-Polish live-fire army exercise 'Operation Atlantic Resolve' begins
• Flashing Miami Beach welcome sign removed after sending visitors a mixed message
• Suspect arrested in spate of Maryland shootings, including near NSA
• Criminal mischief charge for driver whose truck fell through ice into river with dog inside
• Defense seeks open jury selection in Alabama woman's trial over granddaughter's running death
• Mexico raided migrant train 153 times in last year
• A closer look at Ferguson, Missouri, the St. Louis suburb where Michael Brown was killed
• Jury seated in trial of Boston Marathon bombing suspect
• New Hampshire police issue tickets for pizza, french fries to those following the law
• Here Come the Waterworks
• Former Vice President Al Gore reports for jury duty in Tennessee, dismissed due to schedule
• Ohio bridal shop linked to Ebola survivor is selling building after business suffered
• Italian tourist killed when large chunk of ice breaks from Alaska glacier
• Jury selection set to begin in trial of Connecticut man accused of threatening state judge
• US Justice Department officials to meet with Ferguson, Missouri, officials Tuesday
• Mystery solved: Officials find source of bad odor lingering in Louisville, Kentucky
• Car kills Florida girl who sat in road during family argument
• Parents of 3 victims of Santa Barbara rampage sue sheriff and landlord alleging negligence
• Alaska State Troopers say Italian tourist killed when large piece breaks from glacier
• Feds want to bring pieces of boat to court to show jury what they say is Tsarnaev's confession
• Ga. postpones its 1st execution of a woman in 70 years, citing problems with injection drug
• Officials try to find source of bad odor lingering in Louisville, Kentucky
• Woman says ex-boyfriend charged in Facebook killing told her he did it
• Feds: Kansas man well on his way to becoming terrorist before sting
• Contractor: Texas inmates who planned uprising wanted transfer, not upset about medical care
• Rescuers rappel down to reach woman stranded in Phoenix cave
• Civil rights group to sue FBI over death of Chechen with ties to Boston marathon suspect
• Ex-girlfriend of man accused of luring teen to death via Facebook says he confessed to crime
• Police find pot inside container labeled 'Not Weed'
• Former Virginia 1st lady follows husband in appealing public corruption convictions
• $4M in gold stolen from truck in North Carolina
• Korean War veteran killed in 1951 to be laid to rest in Tennessee
• Group to sue FBI over man killed during questioning about Boston bombing
• Tulsa oral surgeon accused of pulling wrong teeth while under influence of medications
• Woman accused of locking 4 young children in dog kennel in dark North Dakota basement
• Backpedaling Blame
• Judge to hold hearing on last-minute legal issues in Boston Marathon bombing trial
• Small pickup truck falls through ice on frozen New Jersey river; dead dog found inside
• Suspect in fatal Los Angeles street race that left 2 spectators dead held on $2M bail
• 3 children die from carbon monoxide leak in Ohio home
• Nan McEvoy, last member of founding family to run San Francisco Chronicle, dies
• Navy recognizes tribe's connection to California island; will turn over remains, sacred items
• Suspect in fatal Los Angeles street race booked on suspicion of murder
• New Jersey police officer hospitalized after being struck, dragged by car
• Man in wife's Christmas Eve ax murder killed self, coroner says
• Rare Native American shell pendant uncovered by utility crew digging trench in Ohio
• Lawyer shares Sgt. Bergdahl's description of Taliban captivity, torture and escape attempts
• Seattle police respond to report of 10 loose goats running through neighborhood, round 'em up
• Report: Mix of cat litter, salts caused nuclear-dump mishap that led to closure of US facility
• Why Both Political Parties Are Letting Us Down
• Settlement reached in lawsuit filed by Ferguson demonstrators over police use of tear gas
• US Thunderbolt II attack planes train in Poland in NATO security reassurance mission
• Prosecutors: Plenty of evidence supports former Virginia governor's corruption convictions
• New Jersey lawsuit against Florida pizza shop over Garden State Parkway logo tossed
• Teachers' union objects to disabled student using faculty restroom
• Texas prison agency replenishes execution drug supply
• Incidents and Apologies
• US government approves Dallas hunting club's permit to import trophy of endangered rhino
• Florida teen kills brother, wounds another after argument over food
• Desertion charge intensifies debate over prisoners swapped to secure Bowe Bergdahl's release
• Three Oscar-ettes Celebrate 'Thirteen'
• Body found with neck lodged between fence posts at New Orleans shopping center, police say
• Proposed ballot measure that advocates killing gays puts California attorney general in bind
• Parties Adapt to Finance Reform While High Court Mulls Fate
• From Ruling the World to Ruing It
• Iraq Prewar Media Coverage Corrupt
• Let the Judging Begin!
• Split in the Ranks of the Liberal Press
• Sharon Osbourne: Wynonna? Never Heard of Her
• Pension Guarantee Agency Faces Record Deficits
• From Disney World to the 'Honey-Do' Hotel
• Recalling the Recall
• Fox 411: August 2003 Columns
• Some California Judges Try to Stop the Recall Election
• The Show Must Go On!
• Grave Threats
• Emmy Jinx? Hurricane Poses Problems for Stars
• Military Contractors in Iraq Try to Play Straight Game
• Greta the Playboy Bunny?
• George Plimpton Was Behind New Capote Project
• Affirmative Action Bake Sale
• More Problems With Federal Judges
• 'Caveat Emptor' Warning Accompanies Online Drug Market
• Prohibitionists Write Federal Alcohol Report
• Practical Joking
• War on Terror in Colombia Largely Unnoticed
• Turn the Other Cheek?
• Rusty Thinking on Steel Tariffs
• A Solution to the Iraq Mess
• The J-Word, Banning Superheroes, Welcoming Lice
• Critics Say Frist, Republicans Not Tough Enough
• The Beatles Sue Apple Computer Over iPod, iTunes
• What We Don't Know Could Kill Us
• Most Americans: ‘Iraq War Right Move’
• Country Music Lightens Up
• The Big Board's Bad Behavior
• Religion Students Battle States for College Money
• Religion Students Battle States for College Money
• Dean Spared So Far From Political Clashes
• General Clark Gets Called Out
• Judicial Coup d'Etat
• Ben, J-Lo: Could They Still Be a Couple?
• Simon & Garfunkel to Hit the Road Again
• New Book Goes Inside the 'House of Klein'
• Simon & Garfunkel Patch It Up
• CDC-Funded Sex Ed Programs Draw Fire
• Toppled Title
• CDC-Funded Sex Ed Programs Draw Fire
• More Grad Students Want Unions
• Never Can Say Goodbye
• The Left Strikes Back...
• Nicole vs. Cate: Oscar Title Match Comes to NYC
• Study: Immigration Biggest Contributor to Sprawl
• Only Half the Story
• Lawmakers Urge More Cargo Screening on Airlines
• John Kerry: Bush May Determine Use of Force
• Will Scientology Celebs Sign 'Spiritual' Contract?
• Arnold's Ex-Gal Pal: Recent or Not?
• The Culture War Heats Up
• Idol Chatter
• Learning How to Let Go
• Shunning Anxiety and Investing in the Market
• Shunning Anxiety and Investing in the Market
• LA Times Claims Are Not Horseplay
• History Repeated?
• SLIDESHOW: Photos of Iraqi military gear claimed by ISIS in Ramadi
• Scott Peterson Defense Team May Change
• Photos: Powerful earthquake hits Nepal; at least 1,394 reported dead
• Cronkite Criticizes Ashcroft
• PHOTOS: At least 17 dead in Mount Everest avalanche; search for survivors
• ISIS' dark mission: Destroying all signs of Christianity
• Execution of captured Jordanian pilot
• King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia dead at 90
• Controversial cartoons published by Charlie Hebdo
• Gunmen open fire inside offices of satirical French publication
• Who's Looking Out for You?
• And You Think Your Day Started Poorly!
• 'Law & Order': An Orbach Spin-Off?
• Scott Peterson Defense Team May Change
• Painting a Complete Picture
• J-Lo No Diva on Set, Says Famed Director
• More Discrepancies From General Clark
• Bush to Ask U.N. for Cooperation in Iraq
• Be Careful Who You Associate With...
• Pups Panting for 'Pawlished' Nails
• Judge Bork: Judicial Activism Is Going Global
• Hillary's Sept. 11 Smoke Screen
• The Beatles Sue Apple Computers Over IPod, ITunes
• Time to Forget
• The Mystery Deepens...
• Libya sends special envoy to talk with EU about migrant plan; country's consent is needed
• UN says will engage Israel on 'realistic options' to revive talks with the Palestinians
• The New York Times and FOX News
• Russian Duma passes measure under which foreign organizations could be found 'undesirable'
• Algerian official says army kills 21 extremists, thwarts plan for attack on Algiers
• Paraguay judge rejects release from jail for mother of 10-year-old pregnant from alleged rape
• 13 people reported missing in southern Mexico after vigilante withdraw
• Bolivia turns soldiers into bakers to cope with bread strike
• UN rushing aid to 25,000 people fleeing Ramadi fighting; many moving toward Baghdad
• Tunisian foreign minister: Little news on missing journalists, detained workers in Libya
• 31,000 people in northern German city of Hannover are evacuated after WWII bomb is found
• Big, Bad…Barbie?
• Mum's the Word About Movies' Twist Endings
• Experts say EU plan to combat human traffickers is dangerous, costly and tough to implement
• Israeli police: American tourist dies while hiking amid heatwave in Israel
• Lithuania says a small plane lost over Baltic Sea found on seafloor; fate of 2 pilots unknown
• Stats bureau: Investment flows to Nigeria down a third over election uncertainty, oil prices
• French prosecutor OKs burials for 150 victims of Germanwings crash after all remains ID'd
• Turkish singer shot in head after reported threats; latest violent attack on a woman in Turkey
• Blast blamed on Boko Haram kills 9, wounds 14 at northeast Nigerian market
• Spanish police round up 16 people suspected of defending terror acts by Spanish groups
• Hungarian fighter jet skids off runway after landing at Czech base, 2 pilots unharmed
• Israel advances plan to develop Western Wall holy site, where past projects sparked tensions
• Iran extends new credit line to Syria to make up for market needs
• International watchdog condemns anti-gay banner displayed at a Bosnian stadium
• Greek coast guard launches search and rescue mission after distress call from migrant boat
• Airbus warns air forces to carry out checks on A400M electronic systems before next flights
• Vienna's gay-themed pedestrian traffic lights to remain permanent fixture in Austrian capital
• Report: Afghanistan's Taliban sends delegation to Iran to discuss migrants
• Family of American pilot who died in Cameroon plane crash is upset at delay in recovering remains
• Strike shuts Lisbon subway as workers fight government reforms of public transport sector
• 'Frustrated' UK nurse sentenced to life in prison for killing 2 patients, poisoning 20 others
• Interpol: Islamic extremist rebel leader detained in Tanzania faces extradition to Uganda
• Cathay Pacific flight attendants hold Hong Kong airport sit-in to protest airline's treatment
• Royal Navy says submariner who questioned safety of Trident nuclear fleet has been apprehended
• Romanian Foreign Ministry verifying claims that group tied to IS kidnapped Romanian worker
• Severe humanitarian crisis developing among Burundi refugees in Tanzania as numbers rise
• The Cost of Freedom
• Belfast bakery found guilty of discrimination over refusal to bake cake with pro-gay message
• Thailand's junta leader and prime minister says government to hold referendum on constitution
• Pakistan army says agreement reached with Afghanistan to share intelligence
• Merkel, Hollande to attend climate meeting in Berlin
• 11 Afghan police sentenced to year in jail in connection with mob killing of woman
• AP-propriate Practice?
• Afghan judge sentences 11 police to 1 year in prison over mob killing of woman, frees 8
• Myanmar's army chief blames ethnic rebels for recent shelling inside China
• Chinese province tells teacher to have abortion despite hometown allowing her to give birth
• Officials say US drone strike kills 3 militants in Pakistani tribal region near Afghanistan
• Speeding bus hits garment workers' van, killing at least 16 in eastern Cambodia
• UN chief warns that Yemen crisis could open corridor for jihadists through Somalia
• Correction: Vatican-Palestinians story
• Flood, mudslide sweep away homes in Colombia, killing 52
• Guatemala's president vows to stay in office in face of massive anti-corruption protests
• Reduced sentence for man who abused 6-year-old creates uproar in Argentina
• Troops from France, Niger kill 3 fighters, capture 3 others who rammed checkpoint
• UN chief raises 'serious concern' at death sentence for ousted Egyptian president Morsi
• Hilary Duff Gets the Last Laugh
• Macedonia: Political crisis escalates as opposition demands govt leader resign, he says 'No'
• Russian soldiers taken prisoner in eastern Ukraine transferred to Kiev
• South Sudan: UN, aid groups charge that children are targeted in fresh fighting
• Big Head, Humble Heart?
• Top EU diplomat going to Mideast to try to revive peace process, move beyond 'status quo'
• Romania's president: illegal logging threat to national security and on agenda of top meeting
• Spain's ex-premier Gonzalez postpones Venezuela trip awaiting trial date for opposition leader
• German train drivers going on strike again in increasingly bitter dispute with rail operator
• Jordan journalists 'too scared' to criticize king, security forces, media advocacy group says
• Authorities in Guyana search collapsed open-pit gold mine for 10 missing miners
• Tarantino's 'Kill Bill': A 'Pulp Fiction' Sequel
• Spain criticizes quotas of migrants for European countries, citing its high unemployment rate
• Behind bars and on the ballot, jailed Venezuelan ex-mayor wins primary
• Italy, Germany and France pledge cooperation to develop a 'Euro-drone'
• Reaction to Bush’s U.N. Speech
• Report: At least 2 injured in simultaneous explosions in pro-Kurdish party offices in Turkey
• Spanish police charge 5 for trying to buy kidney from immigrant for $7,000
• Taliban attack in southern Afghanistan kills 7
• UK military, police seek Royal Navy submariner who warned of Trident nuclear fleet dangers
• 11 detained in ambush robbery of Saudi prince's diplomatic convoy in Paris
• Dozens injured, detained in protests over proposed Chinese railway route
• BBC reporting team in 2022 World Cup nation Qatar spends 2 nights in prison after arrest
• Official: Ethiopia's government detains 200 suspected human traffickers, others being sought
• In Jordanian town targeted by arrest raids, people celebrate after interior minister resigns
• Indian nurse dies after 42 years in coma after rape; sparked debate on India's euthanasia laws
• Indian nurse dies after 42-year coma following sexual assault
• Catholic brother accused of sex abuse in US convicted of child sex offenses in Australia
• Ukraine forces claim to have captured 2 Russian officers near rebel-held area
• Fast-Food Industry Goes on a Health Kick
• Kerry: Confident about fight against Islamic State group, despite setbacks
• State media: Jordan interior minister resigns over failure of security agencies to coordinate
• Saudi-led coalition airstrikes resume in Yemen, officials say
• 38 migrants stranded for weeks aboard US Coast Guard ship are returned to Cuba
• Youths at 'play' accused of torturing, murdering 6-year-old in Mexican border state
• Gangs on the Rise in Small Cities and Suburbs
• Ukraine says 2 Russian officers captured near rebel area are being questioned
• Clashes erupt in Jerusalem as Israeli demonstrators march in Old City to mark 'Jerusalem Day'
• Greek mayor backs down in controversy over Star of David on monument to Holocaust victims
• Prominent Malawian journalist Raphael Tenthani killed in car accident
• Egypt executes 6 men convicted of killing soldiers
• Rescuers search for Lithuanian plane with 2 on board that is missing over stormy Baltic Sea
• Syrian official says situation in historic town of Palmyra 'under control' despite IS breaches
• Pope calls for sense of responsibility to prevail in Burundi after coup attempt
• Serb police say man kills 6 people with hunting rifle in family feud, then dies himself
• EU plan to share burden of migrants under threat as France joins countries opposing quota plan
• US Navy sailor dies in fall from hotel balcony in Bahrain
• Yemen dialogue begins in Saudi Arabia without Houthi rebels
• Study: Jordan unemployment up 8 percentage points in areas with high influx of Syrian refugees
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• Schwarzenegger Leaps Ahead in the California Recall Campaign
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• Mexican state disarms cops in 2 towns near where helicopter shot down in anti-cartel operation
• Guyana swears in ex-army general as new president who ended 23-year reign by opposing party
• Islamic State fighters push their way into Syria's Palmyra, home to world heritage site
• Hezbollah leader vows to defeat extremists along Syria-Lebanon border
• German FM: EU needs to organize system for sharing burden of taking in Syrian war refugees
• Fighting rages in multiple Yemeni provinces on 4th day of humanitarian truce
• Turkey says it shot down Syrian helicopter after it crossed into Turkish airspace
• Former Spanish PM Gonzalez to visit Venezuela to help the defense of jailed opposition leaders
• Spain fighting 3 wildfires in wake of scorching heat wave that broke May temperature record
• Gangs on the Rise in Small Cities and Suburbs
• Egypt court bans popular, hard-core soccer fan clubs known as 'ultras' over terror charges
• Protesters rally in Moldova to back reunification with Romania, say no to Russian pressure
• Leader of Scottish Labour Party, Jim Murphy, resigns after UK election wipeout costs 40 seats
• Afghan official says Taliban block roads, kidnap civilians in volatile eastern border province
• Police bust drugs ring in northern Spain, arrest 11 including 2 Colombians, dismantle drug lab
• Turkey's Erdogan criticizes death sentence handed down to ousted Egyptian President Morsi
• Chemical leak in northern China kills 8, injures 2; cause under investigation
• Russian rocket carrying Mexican satellite crashes in Siberia; authorities cite malfunction
• 14 dead, 10 hurt as big truck smashes pickup loaded with funeral-goers in El Salvador
• Just Say No?
• Canada's government proposes cutting greenhouse gas emissions by 30 percent by 2030
• Mexican court orders school to compensate child bullied by classmates urged on by teacher
• Bus falls off cliff in northern China, killing 30 people
• Mediator says main Tuareg rebel group did not sign Mali peace accord; others, government did
• Colombian priest offends Catholics, gays with offensive remarks on same-sex marriage
• 4 bodies recovered from flooded gold mine in Colombia; 11 miners still missing
• Puerto Rico police find $800,000 after men flee from traffic stop
• Procter & Gamble to close manufacturing plant in Puerto Rico, lay off 230 workers
• Greece's Tsipras: "Very close" to deal with lenders but vows "no retreat" on wages, pensions
• Morocco: Body of downed pilot found in Yemen
• Kremlin says France should deliver contracted warship or refund, ties won't be affected
• Dominican officials say drunk US man disrupted JetBlue flight with terrorism claims
• Boko Haram retakes Nigerian border town, attacks villages, plots bombings, official says
• French convert to Islam convicted for involvement with al-Qaida in northern Mali
• Behind the Scenes at Miss America
• UN General Assembly calls for urgent aid for Nepal quake survivors and for rebuilding country
• Russia moves to shut down 'undesirable' foreign organizations deemed national security threats
• Northern Mexico farmworkers reach agreement for better wages, working conditions
• Italian police: Man in Naples kills brother and sister-in-law in house, 2 others from balcony
• Notorious Sahara militant rejects other group member's earlier pledge to Islamic State group
• Ben Affleck: Did Friends Intervene?
• Is U.S. Safer Since Sept. 11 Attacks?
• Monitoring group: South Sudan military offensive against rebel forces is appalling
• Manager: Ship fired on by Iranians in Gulf says 23 crew onboard unhurt, no serious damage
• Moscow police detain man suspected of possessing head and skin of endangered Siberian tiger
• Pakistani military: Airstrikes target militant hideouts near Afghan border, killing 15
• Kosovo police raid houses of suspected militants who may be linked to deadly Macedonia clash
• After al-Qaida overran southern Yemeni city, allied tribesmen ban popular narcotic, qat
• UN human rights office: France must to more to stop racism in suburbs, abuse of Roma, refugees
• Critics Say Red Light Photo Enforcement a Shakedown
• Russian labor camp memorial movement under legal pressure as state trumpets nationalist themes
• French conservative party moves against mayor who wants to ban Islam, amid religious tensions
• Ukraine economy shrinks 17.6 percent in Q1 as government struggles to cope with conflict
• The ACLU Strikes Back
• Russian foreign minister Lavrov urges EU to support Turkish Stream pipeline
• Hong Kong quarterly economic growth almost flat as Chinese tourist growth weakens
• Latvian lawmakers to elect new head of state on June 3; incumbent not seeking re-election
• Foundation of retired South African archbishop Tutu says granddaughter faces criminal charge
• Official: Shelling in eastern Libyan city of Benghazi kills 8 people, including 7 children
• 4 killed as Philippine troops clash with Abu Sayyaf, Malaysian militants
• Afghan official: Gunman kills provincial prosecutor in Kabul, Taliban claim responsibility
• Honduran officials investigating allegations of illegal financing for governing National Party
• American killed in Afghanistan guesthouse attack identified as Paula Kantor from NCarolina
• Mayoral candidate shot to death in Mexico's restive Michoacan state; 2nd killing this month
• Several explosions injure 15 people in city in Thailand's violence-plagued south
• Russian reporter leaves Chechnya amid concerns over her safety; was warned by police
• Islamic State releases audio message purportedly from leader
• Islamic State group releases new audio message purportedly from leader al-Baghdadi
• Armed militia raped more than 120 women in eastern Congo this month, aid group says
• New Israeli government off to rocky start as swearing-in ceremony delayed
• Ex-Army general expected to become Guyana's new president after ruling party defeated
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• Sahara extremists pledge allegiance to ISIS
• 357 child soldiers released in Central African Republic, UN says
• Gaza officials: Explosion at Hamas training base wounds 'dozens'
• President reshuffles Algeria's government, changing energy, finance and security portfolios
• Filipino Cardinal Tagle gets new high-profile job with Vatican's Caritas charity confederation
• Serb court quashes treason conviction of WWII general who worked with Nazis
• Canada's top court rejects government bid to consider ex-Guantanamo inmate an adult offender
• Ray Romano Open to One More Season
• Political Pulpits
• Some are very disappointed as Greece decides not to sue Britain to get back Parthenon Marbles
• Honda recalls more vehicles for Takata air bag inflator problems, also for Acura radar system
• British fighter jets escort Russian bombers away from Britain; no intrusion of UK airspace
• Hungary rejects EU quota plan to share burden of immigrants crossing the Mediterranean Sea
• Rebels in Congo's east kill at least 23 people in villages overnight, local official says
• UK police say more than 700 potential terror suspects went to Syria; half returned to UK
• The Recall Follies and More Dishonesty in the Media
• Summer festival in Croatia takes Houellebecq play off program for security reasons
• Portuguese opinion poll puts leading parties neck-and-neck, despite governing party austerity
• Race for leadership begins at Britain's Labour Party to replace Ed Miliband
• Qatari women win 2 out of 29 seats on municipal council during rare election in Gulf state
• Residents of Bosnian town where apparitions were reported hope for Vatican recognition
• UN says it will assess American explorer's claim of finding pirate treasure in Madagascar
• Saudi Non-Actions Speak Louder Than Words
• Peru's judicial commission dismisses attorney general after probe into corruption allegations
• A Terrorist by Any Other Name ...
• Did 'Kill Bill' Kill Uma's Marriage?
• Spain: Embassy security chief investigated in Brazil homicide case could lose immunity
• Rescue workers search for 15 gold miners missing after mine shaft floods in Colombia
• Iran state television says 14 members of fishing boat crew kidnapped by al-Shabab in Somalia
• Diplomats say experts found traces of deadly nerve agents for chemical weapons in Syria
• French court says it's unclear what caused French trawler to sink off UK coast in 2004
• Ex-Lebanese minister sentenced to 4 ½ years in prison for transporting explosives from Syria
• Bush Exudes 'President Casual'
• UN chief urgently calls for calm, restraint by all parties in Burundi after coup attempt
• Gunmen attack Afghan capital guesthouse used by foreigners
• Kuwait says 'maintenance' forcing closure of oil fields that produce 200,000 barrel a day
• U.N. Attack: The Work of Al Qaeda?
• Residents: Somali militants seize fishing vessel with foreigners believed to be Iranians
• Activists: Islamic State making new gains in Syria's central province, seizes arms warehouse
• Defense attorney: former SS Auschwitz guard wants to make another statement to German court
• China expresses serious concern about possible US patrols around South China Sea islands
• European observers blast Ukrainian government for restricting free movement in war-torn east
• An Apology For Not Being Very Frank
• More than 10,000 Chinese workers at state-owned machinery plant protest management failures
• Egyptian officials: 4 troops die trying to defuse bomb in Sinai, separate explosion kills 4
• Ethiopia: Opposition groups claim harassment, detentions ahead of elections
• Cyprus' top lawyer, deputy ask Supreme Court to fire each other for 'inappropriate behavior'
• Israeli parliament approves expanded number of ministers in boost to Prime Minister Netanyahu
• Turkey's Erdogan visits Albania along with 100 businessmen to discuss economic ties
• Niger passes law to stem human trafficking, flow of illegal migrants hoping to get to Europe
• Macedonia: Police identify 3 of 5 suspected leaders of armed group which battled police
• Italy police break up migrant kidnapping, extortion racket targeting new arrivals in Sicily
• We're Back—and We Told You So
• 2 former army officers arrested in Malawi's ongoing corruption probe
• Russian teen faces prosecutions over social media post in support of Nazi invasion
• Turkey: 6 migrant children, 1 woman freeze to death during crossing from Iran
• A look at the key points of the EU's new agenda to manage Mediterranean migrant influx
• Turkish prosecutors investigate military members' links to US-based Muslim cleric
• Human Rights Watch: Chinese reforms failed to halt all torture by police
• Dozens feared dead in Philippines slipper factory fire
• Spain: Man kills brother and sister in separate street shootings on Canary Island
• Romanian teen dies after being electrocuted taking selfie atop a stationary train
• AP interview: ICC prosecutor urges Israel to give information for preliminary Gaza probe
• Evil Among Us
• South Korea says shooting spree by reserve soldier kills 2, injures 3
• Security Council calls for UN-brokered Yemen talks as 5-day pause begins
• What You See Is What You Get
• Strong earthquake hits same Japan region as 2011 disaster, no tsunami risk
• Strong quake shakes northeast Japan, no tsunami risk
• Canadian man fired by his company after vulgar remark on TV
• Bombings in Iraqi capital kill at least 15 Shiite pilgrims
• EPA Ignores Congress in Power Grab
• Iran says navy will protect aid ship heading to Yemen ahead of 5-day humanitarian cease-fire
• Aid group: 2 million children at risk from weapons in Syria
• Report: Iraqi president arrives in Iran to discuss deep economic and military ties
• Paul and Heather Avoid Paparazzi Pirates
• Aid groups say new South Sudan legislation may restrict humanitarian work
• Navy strike fighter crashes in Gulf
• At least 15 killed in Syria government attack, activists say
• Gunmen kill 4, including 2 paramilitary troops, in attack on Pakistan army work site
• French police open internal probe into alleged police mistreatment of migrants in Calais
• Learn to Love the Bomb
• Pakistani premier, top officials arrive in Kabul for talks on cooperation against terrorism
• Suspended founder of French far-right party to start up new movement
• Spain: Man with box cutter holds toddler hostage at daycare center for 5 hours
• Third blogger attacked, killed in Bangladesh this year
• Stockholm city transit boss fined for shoplifting at Hong Kong airport
• Senior Kurdish commander killed by bombing in northern Iraq
• Ukraine's parliament gives early approval to bill letting foreigners serve in Ukraine's army
• Swiss police: suspected gunman had been taken into psychiatric care, searched for weapons
• Police in Bangladesh say masked men hack blogger to death in the country's northeast
• Police arrest 2 people in northeastern Spain for posting Islamic State group propaganda
• Afghan official says roadside bombing has killed 5 civilians in Kandahar province
• Oddsmakers: Gray Davis as Good as Gone
• Typhoon swerves into Japan after leaving 2 dead in northern Philippines
• Australian treasurer aims for budget surplus in 5 years despite slowing China hurting revenue
• Myanmar military court acquits 2 soldiers on trial for killing freelance journalist
• From the Pulpit
• Student shot by Boko Haram in school attack dies in northeast Nigeria
• Mali separatists say they killed 30 army troops in attack in the north
• Many Actor-Candidates Enter From Stage Right
• Many Actor-Candidates Enter From Stage Right
• Mexican ex-police chief recovers, shooting may have been motivated by personal dispute
• Crash in Spain puts spotlight back on history of problems with Airbus' A400M military plane
• David Miliband criticizes brother Ed's campaign; won't run for Labour Party leader in UK
• UN chief, head of North Korea's parliament met in Moscow; spokesman says no details
• Austrian postal service issuing bags of dog treats to letter carriers
• Ex-coup leader Camara wants to run in Guinea presidential election
• Lawyer Nation?
• Kenan Evren, Turkey's 1980 coup leader and former president, to get low-key funeral
• UN official cancels trip to South Africa on violence against women after government delays
• Norwegian authorities arrest terror suspect, reportedly at engineering firm
• Arnold Analysis
• US defends excessive force by police claims before UN human rights body
• Israel assigns bodyguard to incoming justice minister after she received threats online
• Syria's main opposition group says it won't attend UN-hosted peace talks
• Ukrainian military officer spends birthday behind bars in Russia amid new clamor for release
• China reports 12 cases this year of opening airplane emergency doors without authorization
• Swedish deputy prime minister apologizes for comparing Mediterranean crisis to Auschwitz
• Police in Spain arrest man for stealing dozens of artworks from Swedish churches
• A look at the countries involved in the Saudi Arabia-led airstrikes targeting Yemen rebels
• In boost for navy, Israel purchases 4 advanced 'Corvette' surface vessels from Germany
• Police: 1,018 Rohingyas, Bangladeshis have landed illegally on Malaysian resort island beach.
• Gray Davis on the Ropes
• Australia flags new law to tax multinational corporations that shift profits across borders
• France backs call to overhaul distribution of asylum-seekers with quotas
• Critics Dog Jesse Jackson's Corporate Donors
• Guatemala wiretaps lead to fraud, bribery allegations at highest levels of government
• Official says roadside bomb targeting anti-Taliban tribal elder kills 6 in northwest Pakistan
• North Korean general believed to be behind 2010 attacks on South dies at 77
• Land Rights Advocates Allege Bush Administration Betrayal
• Wiretaps in Guatemala corruption scheme name supreme court justice
• Morocco armed forces says F-16 involved in Yemen strikes gone missing
• North Korean general believed responsible for 2010 attacks that killed 50 South Koreans dies
• Peru's government sends troops to valley shaken by anti-mining violence
• Congo wants arrested Ugandan extremist leader extradited; says more killings there
• Rival armed groups in Central African Republic sign agreement to lay down arms, end conflict
• Case of pregnant 10-year-old divides Paraguay
• Mexico probes shooting of famed ex-police chief credited with cleaning up border cities
• Turkish prime minister crosses into Syria to pay surprise visit to Ottoman tomb
• Egyptian judge orders detention of policeman on trial for killing unarmed, female protester
• Power cut take Egyptian state TV off the air for nearly an hour
• Syrian troops attack northwestern town recently captured by Muslim militants
• Holding On
• Green Party Happy to 'Spoil' Democratic Presidential Run in 2004
• Spain prime minister praises men who helped save plane crash survivors
• Etihad Airways flight from Cairo to Abu Dhabi diverted to air base for 'security reasons'
• Typhoon slams into north tip of Philippines; 2,500 evacuated
• 5 people injured after plane skids off China runway
• 500 Rohingya Muslims from Myanmar wash to shore in Indonesia
• Afghan judge postpones verdicts for police officers charged in mob killing of woman
• Politicians and Power Outages
• LifeCender Aims to Be a Life-Saver
• Glenn Close: Hepburn Didn't Bigfoot Her
• Online Piracy: The Ultimate Generation Gap
• Wall collapse in eastern China kills 10 workers
• Typhoon closes in on northern Philippines, heavy rains expected
• Kenan Evren, leader of Turkey's 1980 coup and former president, dies at 97
• Q&A With Donna Karan
• French president says proposed UN fund could help Caribbean mitigate climate change impact
• Toe to Toe with Mike Tyson
• Police: Polish university professor drowns at beach in Puerto Rico
• Bodies of ambassadors, diplomats' wives and crew from Pakistan helicopter crash reach capital
• Unwanted Exposure?
• Aid agencies withdraw international staff from town of Leer in South Sudan fearing violence
• Macedonia: 4 police officers wounded in clash with armed group in northern town
• Gunmen attack Afghan cricket match, killing at least 2 and kidnapping others during assault
• US and Russian servicemen march together in Belarus on V-Day in unusual show of Allied unity
• Closing arguments in trial of 2 Al-Jazeera English reporters in Egypt expected to begin June 1
• Mars and the Eco-Inquisition
• Australian police say they disrupted Melbourne bomb plot
• Macedonia: Police clash with armed group in northern Macedonian town, 4 policemen wounded
• 36 killed as 40 inmates escape Iraq prison, police say
• AP Exclusive: Libya rejects EU migrant plan, says not consulted
• Police say they disrupted terror plot to detonate 3 bombs in Australian city of Melbourne
• Iraq signs up 1,00 recruits for new Sunni militia in Anbar province to fight Islamic State
• Argentine minister criticizes holdout funds in US for freezing embassy assets in Belgium
• Mexico police seize $2.9 million in cash purportedly being transported to criminal group
• Burning the Candle at Both Ends!
• UN asks why France didn't probe sex abuse claims earlier; US wants impartial investigation
• Mexican politician starts contest to find body double to share his professional obligations
• Venezuelan police officer who killed 14-year-old at protest sentenced to 18 years in prison
• UN's refugee agency worried about xenophobia in Hungary, calls govt migrants info misleading
• Egyptian officials: Drive-by shooting in restive Sinai Peninsula kills 2 Egyptian policemen
• Chilean judge orders ex-military members held in priest's disappearance during dictatorship
• Thousands of Macedonian opposition supporters take to the streets over 2011 police killing
• Dean Doubles Kerry In New Poll
• Pope's sex abuse commission takes another step with statutes outlining mission to protect kids
• Kerry urges House to pass Senate version of Iran nuclear bill
• German navy rescues 430 migrants in danger of drowning in first Mediterranean operation
• Pope to visit notoriously violent Bolivia prison, Paraguay shanty and Ecuador old folks home
• Defense lawyers say Singapore teenager who posted video didn't intend to offend Christians
• Dem Candidates Exhausted by Forum Schedule
• Spain's indicted princess present list of assets to be blocked, seeks bail reduction
• What's Really Behind the Controversy in Alabama?
• Official: Egypt seizes some assets of country's top soccer player over alleged Islamists link
• South Africa says new helicopters and sniffer dogs help counter poacher threat in Kruger park
• Hackers place photos of child pornography on Austrian anti-Holocaust website
• Germany says it doesn't expect damage to US relations from latest affair over spy agency
• Spain to raise minimum marriage age from 14 to 16 to boost child protection
• Polls apart: UK experts red-faced after failing to forecast win for Cameron's Conservatives
• Ukraine's president says almost 7,000 civilians killed by war with separatists in the east
• Arnold's 'Smoking Gun': Sex, Drugs and Booze
• Russian cargo spaceship falls over Pacific Ocean
• 2 ex-government ministers impeached over rice deal that Thailand's graft watchdog calls bogus
• Boko Haram suspected of attacking school in Nigeria
• In memo to staff, new Malaysia Airlines CEO says finances worse, airline to shrink to survive.
• Gunfire, explosion as suspected Boko Haram extremists attack school in northeast Nigeria
• Fox 411: July 2003 Columns
• China begins excavating 2nd pit thought to contain more Terra Cotta Warriors, horses, chariots
• Report: Saddam Calls for Shiite Uprising
• Scottish student elected Britain's youngest member of parliament since 17th Century
• Mexico's government arrests deputy police chief sought in disappearance of 43 students
• China's imports plunge in new sign of economic weakness, adding to pressure on Beijing
• British banker's Hong Kong double murder case moves closer to trial
• Israel OKs hundreds of homes in east Jerusalem project that caused spat with US in the past
• German FM touts progress in resumption of NATO-Russia military contacts
• Red Cross warns humanitarian conditions deteriorating in Syria
• The Best Defense Is a Good Offense
• Al-Qaida in Yemen says top military commander, his son, killed in US airstrike
• Maurice Flanagan, the Briton who helped launch Dubai's Emirates airline 3 decades ago, dies
• Reports: Syrian troops, allied Hezbollah fighters capture more areas near border with Lebanon
• Human Rights Watch says West Bank authorities clamping down on student dissent
• Macedonia's opposition claims government withheld evidence on journalist's fatal car crash
• Turkey, Saudi in pact to help anti-Assad rebels
• Germans today see Nazis' defeat in WWII as their liberation
• Rolex takes Italian premier to task for calling anti-Expo vandals 'daddies' boys with Rolexes'
• EU launches task force to review cockpit safety following Germanwings crash
• Girl age 6 dies after yacht sinks in Atlantic storm and she spends hours in ocean
• Germany: official backed company's call for military intelligence to probe leaks about rifle
• EU flexes its new oversight muscles, proposes fining Spain for fudged deficit figures
• Countering the Criticism of Conan the Candidate
• French authorities upgrade investigation into whether soldiers raped Central African children
• A Syrian Connection To The U.N. Bombing?
• China blacklists 4 tourists for misbehaving, including woman who threw hot noodles on flight
• Srebrenica Muslims accuse Serb authorities of harassment under pretext of anti-terrorism fight
• Former SS guard too sick to appear in court at Auschwitz trial in Germany
• Spain's indicted princess ordered to present list of assets to be blocked to cover bail
• Vatican rehabilitation of liberation theology continues with Gustavo Gutierrez appearance
• 1 dead, 15 injured in prison riot in central Russia
• An Oscar for Redford at Last?
• Does Music Make Baby Brainy?
• Small Deeds on a Big Day
• ‘The Pot Calling The Kettle’…
• American POWs Blocked From Iraqi Assets
• Trespassing Times?
• Blackout 2003
• Report: Iran releases Maersk cargo vessel seized last month over legal dispute
• German factory orders pick up in March thanks to demand at home, but rise less than expected
• Spain's Repsol sees Q1 profit slip 6 pct in the wake of oil price slump, Libyan interruptions
• Strong quake rattles Papua New Guinea, local tsunami possible
• Haggling, compromise and uncertainty likely to follow Britain's indecisive election
• Singapore teen pleads not guilty to charges over online video critical of Jesus, ex-leader
• First leg in cocaine's journey: Peru backpackers face outsized risks for little pay
• Canada's Conservatives worried in the wake of conservative drubbing in Alberta election
• It's mostly about money: Key issues in Britain's election campaign
• Mexico authorities say drug gangs responsible for string of killings in Sonora, near Arizona
• Chile's Bachelet asks ministers to resign amid crisis
• Canada's Conservatives worried in the wake of conservative drubbing in the Alberta election
• 100 kidnapped migrants rescued from home outside Mexican capital
• California Recall Burns Flame Retardant
• Venezuelan military officers sent to prison for plotting coup against socialist regime
• Philippine volcano ejects ash, but no threat of violent eruption
• Urbanites Face Heat, Crowds During Blackout
• Israel's Netanyahu racing hours ahead deadline to form narrow coalition government
• Summer Camp Heads to Cyberspace
• Israel's Netanyahu completes formation of government
• A glance at challenges facing Israel's new government of hawkish and religious parties
• Yemen's UN ambassador calls for ground forces to save country in letter to Security Council
• Kenya Red Cross: 54 killed in cattle raid attacks in Kenya's north
• Denmark's intelligence chief resigns hours before report on fatal Copenhagen shootings
• The Bigger Picture
• Belarus to make those who work less than half a year pay a $250 fine to the government
• Lugging a child's seat for a flight only to be thwarted? Airline group seeks harmonized rules
• EgyptAir pilots threaten to resign, but flights running normally as talks are set for Saturday
• 5 Ukrainian troops killed in action against separatists as cease-fire deal teeters on brink
• New UN envoy on Yemen sets off for region; talks planned in Riyadh, then possibly Geneva
• 4 UN peacekeepers found in east Congo after ambush attack that killed 2 others
• Danish prime minister to travel to Wales to support her British husband in general election
• US leading effort to assign blame for Syria chlorine attacks, Security Council diplomats say
• Judge and Jury
• UN tribunal lifts suspension of worker who leaked info to France on Central Africa abuse probe
• Qatar looks for company to take over operation of its biggest offshore oil field from 2017
• South Africa: Separate protests block tourist spot near Mandela's old home, disrupt Cape Town
• U.N. Opted For Less American Security to Present A 'Friendly Image'
• Greece makes loan repayment to IMF but another, bigger one looms next week
• Report: total of internally displaced up to 38 million as Iraq, other conflicts take toll
• Bosnian police detain several people suspected of recruiting fighters for Islamic State group
• German court overturns entry ban for nationalist Russian Night Wolves bikers
• Belfast man arrested over gun slaying of former IRA commander in Irish republican district
• German authorities arrest 4 in alleged plot to attack Islamic targets
• Iran official says authorities to release seized Maersk ship in 2 days, after it pays fine
• UK trader accused in 2010 Wall Street 'flash crash': I was just good at my job
• Man seeking public housing aid for family fatally shot by Chinese police in train station
• Train collision in Austria kills engineer, leaves at least 1 passenger seriously injured
• Brittany Murphy Rocks
• Nigerian troops rescue 25 kids, women from Boko Haram, destroy more camps in forest stronghold
• Text message causes tension in Portugal's coalition government ahead of joint election bid
• Philippines says Muslim rebels killed wanted bomb-maker, thanks them for cooperation
• Kerry says he'll discuss 'humanitarian pause' in Yemen's civil war with Saudi officials
• Turkish election board rejects bias complaint against president a month before vote
• As Britain's election ends, UKIP suspends candidate for saying he would shoot political rival
• United Arab Emirates names Mars probe 'Hope,' says it will study planet's atmosphere
• Germany sees sharp rise in anti-Semitic, anti-foreigner crime in 2014
• Simply Outrageous
• Russia's failed cargo spacecraft to fall from orbit Friday, some fragments may hit Earth
• Kerry trip to Djibouti highlights importance of small nation now increasingly key to US policy
• Alberta ends a 44-year conservative party reign by electing left-of-center government
• German government bans extremist Turkish paper, conducts raids across country
• United Nations says at least 2 peacekeepers killed in Congo ambush
• Curious koala wanders into Australian hospital's emergency department for a late night visit
• Italy's UN mission says 300 migrants rescued in Mediterranean sea, off Italian coast
• Pemex: 2 workers killed, 10 injured in oil-maintenance platform accident in Gulf of Mexico
• Former Guinea strongman exiled in Burkina Faso named political party chair ahead of elections
• Mali separatists say they have launched attacks in central region after cease-fire was broken
• Hit by drops in oil sales, Africa's biggest producer surviving on borrowed cash
• Brazil court acquits 3 in trial of 2007 plane crash in Sao Paulo that killed 199 people
• Vatican says Cuban president to visit Pope Francis this week ahead of Pope's trip to Cuba
• Hezbollah fighters capture Syrian village near the border with Lebanon from Islamic militants
• Austria files criminal complaint linked to alleged surveillance of politicians by NSA, Germany
• Armed groups in Central African Republic agree to free child soldiers, stop recruitment
• Jacko Plans Neverland 'Open House' to Raise Money
• Diplomats: Nuclear talks between Iran and 6 world powers will resume next week in Vienna
• Islamic State group claims responsibility for Texas attack targeting cartoon contest center
• Hamas launches crackdown on radical Salafist groups in Gaza, drawing threats of retaliation
• Pipes Makes No Apologies for Muslim Remarks
• A False Sign in Palestine?
• Macedonia: Opposition leader accuses PM of attempting to cover up police killing
• Spain's leader urges voters to stick with his conservative gov't, says recovery on course
• French authorities investigate town that claims to count its Muslim schoolchildren
• Kurdish party files complaint against Erdogan for breach of impartiality rule before elections
• UBS sees profit jump despite low rates, rise in franc; wealth management sees strong inflow
• 1 Spaniard confirmed dead in Nepal earthquake, 8 still missing, Foreign Ministry says
• Back to School
• Canadian government opposes granting bail to former Guantanamo inmate Omar Khadr
• Oldest complete copy of Ten Commandments on rare display in Israel exhibit of ancient finds
• Turkey's top Muslim cleric returns luxury car after coming under fire for extravagance
• Multiple Gay Images Stir Straight Reaction
• Jordan hosts 18-country military exercise with 10,000 troops amid war with IS, terror risks
• EU competition watchdog examining trade union claims of McDonald's tax irregularities
• Lufthansa narrows operating loss as fuel costs fall; sees higher pension costs
• Who Says Celebrities Shouldn't Run for Office?
• Australia cuts its benchmark interest rate quarter percentage point to record low of 2 percent
• Shanghai bans officials' close relatives from running businesses in anti-graft sweep
• Strong quake rattles Papua New Guinea, local tsunami possible
• Virgin Islands police suspect US man in slaying of parents
• Heavy Saudi-led airstrikes hit Yemen airports as kingdom ponders possible cease-fire for aid
• Rocket-propelled grenade forced down Mexican military helicopter; 5 soldiers killed
• Metro trains crash in Mexico City, injuring 12
• Nigeria's military says it's battling a vicious tribal militia, denies troops killed civilians
• UN confirms Ban will visit Moscow for WW2 Victory Day events, despite Ukraine disapproval
• Canadian government seeks emergency stay of bail for former Guantanamo inmate Omar Khadr
• Russia's new Armata tank makes much-anticipated public debut in Moscow parade rehearsal
• Senegal pledges 2,100 troops to aid Saudi-led intervention in Yemen, foreign minister says
• What Is Good For Iraq Is Good For Iran?
• Kate Hudson's a Real Movie Star at Last
• Egypt's deposed longtime autocrat Hosni Mubarak turns 87, waves to supporters from hospital
• Suspected Islamic militants destroy mausoleum in Mali that was a proposed world heritage site
• Report by Israeli group that collects soldiers' testimony alleges misconduct in Gaza war
• 30 people arrested in 2nd night of soccer violence in Poland triggered by fan death
• Turkey says it has stopped over 200 migrants from heading to EU-member Greece in small boats
• Egypt officials: Militants attack security forces' base in Sinai, no word on casualties
• Finland's military informs 900,000 reservists about war duty as part of defense reforms
• South Sudan ratifies Convention on the Rights of the Child; US, Somalia only outliers left
• Key Demographics Emerge Early in 2004 Race
• Centenarian survives Nepal quake, wonders if he's testing fate
• Annual report on Anti-Semitism in Czech Republic registers increase of harassment, threats
• Kerry to visit Saudi Arabia to confer on Yemen; US wants humanitarian 'pause' in fighting
• When Good Press Goes Bad
• 26 wild horses shot dead in southern Greece on remote mountainside; motive for attack unclear
• In setback for Netanyahu, Israeli foreign minister says party will not join new government
• Official: Russian bikers who entered Germany for WWII ride not members of Night Wolves group
• EU rejects Australian policy for dealing with migrant influx
• Is Howard Dean Ducking The Factor?
• 2 dead as fighting in Ukraine intensifies
• Syrian central bank moves to shore up sagging pound
• Turkish crane operator, allegedly drunk, killed after driving into a military base
• International report says Sweden needs urgent school reform to halt steep fall in performance
• 2 UN peacekeepers wounded by mortar fire from Syria in Golan Heights
• Stars Look to Dentist to Conceal Stinky Secret
• US military denies reports of civilian casualties in coalition airstrike in northern Syria
• Retiring Hong Kong police chief slams democracy protesters for increasing "lawlessness"
• ‘Sexed Up’ Claims Knocked Down
• Air Arabia flight from Kuwait diverts to Dubai air base after passenger threat
• US pilot, Chinese passenger killed in light aircraft crash in eastern China
• Nobody's Fault But Our Own
• No major damage after magnitude-5.6 earthquake jolts New Zealand
• Philippine military chief confirms wanted Filipino bomb-maker with $1 million bounty killed
• Magnitude-5.6 earthquake jolts New Zealand's South Island; no initial reports of major damage
• Sampras Ceremony Brings Out the Stars
• Taiwan ruling party leader meets China's president ahead of elections next year
• Alaska Airlines flight makes emergency landing at Vancouver airport
• Australian prime minister says Europeans are seeking advice on stopping migrant boats
• Community leaders: Nigerian troops kill dozens of civilians to avenge deaths of 6 soldiers
• Thousands in Moldova protest for reforms, investigation into $1.5 billion missing from banks
• Rebels kill 8 paramilitary soldiers in India's troubled northeast
• French president tightens Gulf ties with fighter jet deal, anti-terrorism cooperation
• Small group of nationalist Russian bikers enters Germany from Austria, part of WWII ride
• Egypt prosecutor charges 40 in Nile Delta over allegedly belonging to the Islamic State group
• German train drivers' union calls 5-day strike starting Tuesday in dispute with rail operator
• Spain's leader makes visit to 2 west African countries amid European migrant pressure
• Togo's constitutional court declares president re-elected, gives final results
• Memorial to slain French Jewish man vandalized, amid religious tensions
• Angolan opposition says over 1,000 killed, but police say 22 killed in raid on religious sect
• Major rail route in Switzerland blocked by landslide following persistent rain
• US congressman says defense provision to directly arm Sunnis and Kurds may be reconsidered
• What Peace Process?
• Human Rights Watch says Saudi-led alliance may have used cluster bombs in Yemen airstrikes
• French defense chief urges troops to admit abuse amid allegations soldiers raped African boys
• Arab coalition 'reconnaissance' troops in Yemen, officials say
• Rescuers find 3 survivors 8 days after earthquake in Nepal
• South Korea confirms North Korea detained college student studying in US
• NBC Won't Get Vivendi's Picasso
• Hamas and Islamic Jihad…Misunderstood?
• Growing Mexican drug cartel Jalisco New Generation flexes muscles in weekend violence
• Iraqi lawmaker says the Islamic State group kills at least 25 captive Yazidis at prison camp
• Race-Based Policies Raise Fraud Concerns
• Rebels attack a town in north Mali, as thousands march in capital for peace
• Boat carrying migrants, mostly Sudanese and Syrians, capsizes off Egyptian coast, killing 3
• Italy rescues more than 1,200 migrants from smugglers' boats in Mediterranean near Libya
• Activist group says US-led airstrike in Syria killed 52 civilians; America to look into claim
• Republic of Congo government bans face-covering veils, refugees sleeping in mosques
• Not Just Cold Feet: Weddings Go Wild
• Kerry says Yemen can avoid ending up failed state, says peace talks necessary
• Mourners mark anniversary of Odessa clashes fire that killed 48 people in western Ukraine
• Syria state TV says 12 civilians killed in rebel attack in divided city of Aleppo
• North Korea arrests South Korean studying in US for illegal entry
• Putting Your Money Where Your Mouth Is
• Remarks For Breakfast
• Maldives police arrest 3 opposition leaders after clashes with anti-government protesters
• Two Jewish residents of Paris assaulted by mob in latest anti-Semitic incident
• Mayoral candidate for Mexico's governing coalition reported slain in troubled Guerrero state
• Researchers Help Fat Felines Battle the Bulge
• Chemical weapons watchdog: Team ready to probe attack claims as soon as Syria allows visit
• Firefighters in Dominican Republic battle blaze in protected forest; homes, schools evacuated
• 4 UK Navy sailors charged with sexual assault in Canada to relocate to Alberta base
• Liberian newspaper says government must pay for ads, claiming it tries to harm its business
• Regional Niger governor orders island residents on Lake Chad to evacuate for security
• 'Total Recall' Starring Arnold Schwarzenegger
• Quake shakes Papua New Guinea, no damage reported
• China manufacturing activity barely grows in April, according to survey
• Lithuania protests against Russian interference with Baltic Sea power cable construction
• Myanmar's ethnic rebels groups consult on current fighting and final ceasefire with government
• Macedonian prosecutors charge opposition leader for alleged mass wiretapping
• Chinese police raid Uber offices in crackdown
• More cases of child sex abuse in Central African Republic by soldiers 'horribly possible'
• Pakistani prime minister praises armed forces for defeating militants in North Waziristan
• US envoy hits back with humor at Turkish mayor who called American official 'stupid blonde'
• Iran will take part in new Syria consultations, UN says
• South Korea wants to allow more journalists to visit North Korea, more cultural exchanges
• Death toll at least 19 after rebels, soldiers clash in northern Mali, government says
• Japan inflation nudges higher in March, with core CPI at 2.2 percent, but target still far off
• South Korea plans to allow more journalists to visit North Korea
• Mexico arrests suspect in brutal forced-prostitution ring
• Inquiry says Canadian military's sexualized culture is hostile to women, gay members
• 2 state police officers, 6 others die in southern Mexico gunbattle during kidnap investigation
• Israel blames Arab neighbors for lack of progress toward nuclear-free zone in Middle East
• Families of 'disappeared' during Argentina's dictatorship expect pope to open files from era
• UN chief raises alarm on Yemen, saying basic services on 'brink of collapse;' wants ceasefire
• Witnesses tell AP that French soldiers raped African children in refugee camp last year
• Albania passes law giving Communist victims access to former secret police files
• US, Japan miss deadline for firming up financial commitments to UN climate change fund
• Syrian strikes aimed at slowing rebel advance in northwest kill 20 civilians
• Poland's justice minister resigns over doubts around his gun license
• Polish bikers says at least 1 Night Wolves member made it into the country despite ban
• Vienna names square to honor the late Nelson Mandela
• Minister: International aid for Syrian refugees still falling short; Jordan may restrict entry
• Afghan official: Hundreds still live in the open after deadly landslide in remote north
• In Copenhagen, transport agency orders removal of ads opposing Israeli settlements
• Israel's Ethiopian community protest in Jerusalem against racism
• Israeli officials: Hamas' shadowy military leader still alive after assassination attempt
• EU leaders warn Hungary not to consider restoring the death penalty, which is banned in bloc
• Chechen leader ready to give evidence in Nemtsov murder case, declares loyalty to Putin
• Festivals, other large gatherings canceled by Beijing police amid tighter political scrutiny
• WTC Air Pollution Study Exposed
• Finnish Fennovoima awards nuclear construction contract to Russian company Titan-2
• Bosnian authorities identify police station attack suspects, including 1 with alleged IS links
• Pakistani police drop case against former CIA lawyer, station chief over 2009 drone strike
• Russia cuts key interest rate by 1.5 percentage points to help economy as ruble stabilizes
• 6.8-magnitude earthquake shakes Papua New Guinea, no tsunami expected
• Romanian town hall workers strike to demand 10-percent wage hike, meal tickets
• Navies from China, Russia to hold first Mediterranean Sea joint drills
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• Greenpeace warns of toxic waste at defunct Hungarian chemicals plant, cleanup months away
• Officials: Fugitive Ugandan Islamic extremist leader arrested in Tanzania
• Red Cross concerned at rise of Afghan civilian casualties as Taliban wages spring offensive
• Australian opposition to capital punishment questioned after Indonesia executes 8 prisoners
• EU leader laughs off allegations that German intelligence spied on his office for the US govt
• Romania: 4 soldiers injured when booby-trap car exploded near Kandahar
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• Oil company Shell sees revenue plunge due to slide in energy prices, looks to sell more assets
• China closes major business news website, magazine in extortion scandal
• More women and children freed in Nigeria from Boko Haram
• China reports 3 killed in area where North Korean guards have been accused of thefts, murders
• 3 killed in attack by gunmen in Mali's north; violence rising as peace accord signing nears
• Syrian opposition, activists report chemical attack in Idlib; cases of suffocation
• Brazil: Striking teachers, police violently clash outside state congressional building
• Egyptian president says parliamentary elections will be held before end of the year
• Envoy: UN Security Council wants Libya political agreement by Ramadan, in mid-June
• Brazil executives linked to Petrobras case freed from prison, remain under house arrest
• Delegation with former US President Jimmy Carter cancels Gaza Strip visit without explanation
• Nigerian military evacuating girls, women rescued from Boko Haram
• Israel's prime minister takes first step in forming coalition, signs deals with 2 parties
• Italy's Renzi wins confidence vote on electoral reform but party divided
• US soldiers described chaos after Iraq explosion at trial of Briton accused of making bomb
• France investigates accusations that soldiers raped children
• Greece: Public broadcaster ERT reinstated by new government
• Nicaragua lawmakers give fast-track OK to Russian satellite ground station sought by Ortega
• Iraqi Shiite cleric threatens US interests over provision in bipartisan Congress spending bill
• Republic of Congo, Chad presidents set fire to seized ivory to protest poaching
• Portugal investigates corruption, money-laundering in granting of visas to non-EU investors
• French school bans Muslim girl's long black skirt in twist of law ensuring secularism
• Russian mission controllers unable to stabilize spacecraft spinning out of control in orbit
• Syrian rebels battle militants suspected of links to Islamic State near Golan Heights
• Mexico requires officials to report potential conflicts of interest
• Ferry strikes dock in northwestern Greek port while tying up; 11 slightly injured
• South Africa: 3 men charged with the murder and suspected rape of an 87-year-old nun
• Seoul's spy agency says North Korean leader Kim Jong Un executed 15 senior officials this year
• Officials say bombings around Iraqi capital, Baghdad, kill 8, including Shiite militiamen
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• UN human rights office calls Indonesia executions 'incomprehensible'
• Israel and New Zealand resolve diplomatic spat over protocol involving new ambassador
• Hamas police break up youths trying to protest in Gaza Strip to call for Palestinian unity
• Chased by far-right in the polls, Hungary's ruling Fidesz party seeks debate on death penalty
• Greek Cypriot president's 1st meeting with Turkish Cypriot leader postponed
• EU lawmakers vote to increase budget for their assistants as colleagues demand tougher rules
• Iran scraps cash handouts to the country's wealthy in efforts to ease burden on government
• Romanian gov't declassifies documents about communist jails, to aid trials of ex-commanders
• Death toll from Nepal quake-triggered Everest avalanche rises to 19; most victims identified
• Greece's finance minister attacked by anarchists but unhurt while dining in central Athens
• Profiles of 7 foreigners and 1 Indonesian executed in Indonesia for drug trafficking
• Samsung Electronics reports 39 percent plunge in 1Q profit as mobile profit shrinks
• Russian officials cancel registration of opposition leader Navalny's Progress Party
• UN: More than 300,000 driven from homes in Yemen's conflict
• Iran fires warning shots across bridge of Marshall Islands-flagged cargo ship, seizes vessel
• Syrian opposition groups says it will attend Geneva talks with UN envoy
• West Bank universities call off elections after president's party suffers embarrassing setback
• More than 200 girls rescued in Nigeria, Chibok schoolgirls kidnapped by Boko Haram not among them
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• Sudan president accuses South Sudan of hosting rebels, demands they be disarmed
• UN forces come under fire near Timbuktu in latest setback for peace process
• Spain: Mediterranean ferry catches fire, passengers evacuate
• Algerian army kills 6 Islamic militants in an ambush in the country's north
• Sri Lanka's Parliament votes overwhelmingly to clip extensive presidential powers
• Bomb damages Londonderry probation office at night; leaders brand IRA die-hards reckless
• EU steps in to make sure that flimsy plastic supermarket bag becomes thing of the past
• Waving Palestinian flags, protesters in Israel demand solution to Arab housing
• Auschwitz survivor: Witnessing trial of ex-Nazi guard is 'a kind of satisfaction'
• Judge to probe Banco de Madrid, the Spanish unit of Andorra bank accused of money laundering
• Swedish top court allows Assange to appeal detention order
• British man goes on trial accused of killing US soldier with roadside bomb in Iraq
• EU to require ambulance-dispatch crash system for new cars, light vehicles from 2018
• Problems delay docking of Russian cargo ship at International Space Station
• Witnesses say Nigerian town recaptured from Boko Haram littered with hundreds of bodies
• Ethiopia drafting new law to stiffen punishments for human trafficking
• UN Security Council extends peacekeeping mission in Western Sahara; no rights monitoring
• New Turkish Cypriot leader to hold 1st meeting with Greek Cypriot counterpart this week
• Putin says Russia over worst of economic downturn, rejects 'crisis' label
• Germany's population seen shrinking by a tenth or more by 2060 as deaths outpace births
• Afghan official: At least 52 killed in landslide in remote northeastern Badakhshan province
• French oil giant Total sees Q1 profit fall 20 percent amid global oil price slump
• Deutsche Bank co-CEO, 2 predecessors go on trial over long-running battle with media mogul
• Afghan army sends more troops to northern province to fight Taliban closing in on key city
• In the wake of halving of oil prices, BP sees Q1 profit drop by 26 percent $2.6 billion
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• 1 person killed and dozens injured as 2 trains collide in South Africa
• Building under construction at university in Saudi Arabia collapses, killing 4 workers
• Niger says its army retakes control of island on Lake Chad from Nigeria extremists Boko Haram
• Colombia*s health ministry recommends halt in US-backed aerial spraying of cocaine crops
• Gunman storms Bosnia police station shouting 'Allahu akbar,' kills 1
• France opens probe into migrant worker abuse in Qatar as it prepares to host 2022 World Cup
• AP Interview: UNESCO chief says Nepal cultural sites 'huge disaster' after earthquake
• UN envoy: Parties in Yemen had been 'very close' to political deal before violence exploded
• Uruguay foreign minister: Protesting ex-Guantanamo detainees must sign paperwork for housing
• Armed militia allied with Mali government attacks town in north amid peace talks
• 5 TV crew members found dead in Libya, 8 months after being abducted
• Former Soviet-era dissident Vladimir Bukovsky to face UK charges of possessing indecent images
• Pushing their offensive, Syrian insurgents capture military base in Idlib province
• Hamas-run Gaza court suspends result of rare free vote that picked rival Fatah as union leader
• Serbian police arrest 15 people suspected of trafficking migrants to Western Europe
• Israel advances plans for new homes in Jewish area of east Jerusalem claimed by Palestinians
• Russia's deputy PM visits space center, promises to pay back wages by weekend
• Iran military leader accuses Saudi of 'treachery' in Yemen, compares it to Israel
• Russia tightens 'anti-sanctions' ban on European food imports
• General manager of China's largest oil refiner under investigation amid anti-corruption drive
• High-end jewelry brand Bulgari, Dubai developer Meraas plan luxury homes in Gulf city
• Poll: Most Greeks unhappy with government performance, half want compromise with creditors
• Ukraine's president sees country ready to apply for EU membership
• Berlin police apologize for stopping fans from displaying Israeli flag at soccer game
• Japan's Inpex wins 5-percent stake in oil fields in UAE's Abu Dhabi emirate, joining Total
• Spain: PM says economy on track to expand 2.9 pct this year, and grow another 2.9 pct in 2016
• Sri Lanka's Parliament debates constitutional amendments to clip powers of the president
• Officials: Bomb blast kills 5 in southern Afghanistan, insurgents battle police in north
• Israel launches airstrike targeting militants on Syria border
• The Latest: Death toll in Nepal quake more than 3,200; rescuers struggle to reach all areas
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• France detains second suspect in thwarted church attack investigation
• 3 young women jailed in Russia for twerking next to monument
• Multiple Gay Images Stir Straight Reaction
• Boko Haram attacks Niger army base; military warns of "heavy losses"
• Palestinian negotiator skeptical about peace prospects with next Israeli government
• Deutsche Bank Q1 earnings fall to $610 million as rate-rigging penalties hit bottom line
• Ex-Guantanamo detainees maintain protest in Uruguay, demand housing, financial support from US
• Greenpeace spots 3-mile oil slick off tourist resort Canary Islands, urges Spain to clean up
• Israel says it launches airstrike on its border with Syria after seeing militants with a bomb
• Saudi Arabia's Defense Ministry says military training aircraft crashes, killing 2
• Pope calls for assistance for Nepal quake victims, rallies prayers in St. Peter's Square
• Palestinian intelligence official says his operatives helped free Swedish hostages in Syria
• France detains 3 new suspects in thwarted church attack probe
• Swedish Foreign Ministry: 2 Swedish hostages released in Syria
• Acting police chief, civilian shot and killed by gunman in southern Afghanistan
• At least 20 people killed, dozens injured in India after powerful Nepal earthquake
• UN chief appoints new Yemen special envoy as pressure grows to return to talks
• Surfer critically injured by shark off southern Australia; witness reports large great white
• European authorities detain 26, stop network suspected of trading in illegal horse meat
• Frenchman's execution in Indonesia on drug conviction may be suspended on legal complaint
• Italian navy rescues 274 from ship off Libyan coast as flow of migrants continues unabated
• Spain activates environmental alert as oil spill threatens vulnerable Canary Island beaches
• French, European leaders visit gas chamber to honor Jews, resistance fighters killed by Nazis
• Turkish president lashes out at countries recognizing mass killings of Armenians as genocide
• Ex-Guantanamo detainees keep up protest in Uruguay, demanding US help for their resettlement
• UN chief urges Indonesia to stop planned executions of 9 foreigners, 1 local for drug crimes
• Israeli police: Officers shoot, kill Palestinian teen after stabbing attempt in east Jerusalem
• Turkish Airlines plane makes emergency landing after engine fire; passengers evacuated
• China's woman activist says she endures long, abusive interrogations after conditional release
• Official says 5 members of a family killed in a mortar attack in eastern Afghanistan
• TV report: 2 dead, 100 injured in Bangladesh from earthquake that originated in Nepal
• Philippines, China trade accusations over 'aggressive action' in disputed waters
• Kerry backs Saudi airstrikes in Yemen as long as Houthi rebels continue attacking gov't forces
• 6.1 magnitude earthquake hits British Columbia's north coast but no damage reported
• Speaker of Canada's Senate, Pierre Claude Nolin, has died at the age of 64
• Portuguese media express outrage at politicians' proposed new rules on election coverage
• Italy court confirms arrest of suspected smuggler captain, crewmate in deadly Med crossing
• Tunisia says 10 extremists killed in fighting near Algerian border; 3 soldiers killed
• UN envoy on Syria warns that May talks are not negotiations; will meet parties 1 by 1
• Diplomats: 1st round aimed at final Iran nuclear deal by June 30 ends on a positive note
• Iraqi officials say bombings near outdoor market, courthouse kill 7 people
• Canadian judge orders release of ex-Guantanamo detainee Omar Khadr pending appeal
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• French prosecutors open terror probe into suspect targeting church
• Polish government protests Mattel game that refers to 'Nazi Poland'
• Myanmar stability at risk if issue of Rohingya Muslims not addressed, UN says
• German Parliament debates killings of Armenians after president labels them genocide
• 3 people working for the United Nations kidnapped in Eastern Congo, UN says
• Romania: court sentences senior judge to 10 years, 8 months for bribes in exchange for rulings
• Iraqi security forces recapture a key bridge in Ramadi after clashes with Islamic State group
• 14 migrants killed by train during trek to Europe, police say
• Families of soldiers stream onto WWI Gallipoli battlefields to mark invasion centennial
• Chairman of Taiwan's ruling Nationalists to visit China ahead of 2016 presidential election
• Police in Mongolia say Canadian businessman found dead in upscale hotel in capital
• Rumors prompt Chinese official to deny 'exodus' of bureaucrats amid anti-graft drive
• Ukraine PM says improvement to welfare can only come after economy returns to growth
• UN human rights chief accuses British tabloids of hate speech against migrants
• Lebanese army arrests 8 wanted militants, including a deserter who joined IS, Syrians
• Guyana officials search for missing German boater after empty catamaran washes ashore
• Mexico's congress approves reform letting some foreign agents carry weapons inside country
• Pakistan militant says slain al-Qaida commander had important role in 'war against America'
• Teenage UK boy charged for alleged Australia terror plot
• Planes, ships and money: Europe's contributions to saving migrant lives in the Mediterranean
• Erdogan tells peace summit: Turkey's ancestors never committed genocide against Armenians
• Panama congress takes key step toward cleaning up nation's reputation as money laundering hub
• Bloodless Bullfights Come to California
• Woman who murdered abusive husband gets 2-year death sentence reprieve in China
• Kenyan man held in alleged plot against president has chronic schizophrenia, brother says
• Month-long challenge to $1.4 billion Peru open-pit copper mining project claims first life
• Gaza militants fire rocket at Israel after Independence Day celebrations, no injuries
• Honduras high court voids ban on presidential re-election _ same issue that led to 2009 coup
• Italy, co-workers shocked by news of aid worker's death in US drone strike
• Hamas hails student council vote win at top West Bank university as referendum on its strength
• German gov't sees 'shortcomings' at spy agency amid reports it helped NSA spy on Europeans
• UN chief nominates new envoy to Yemen amid chaos; previous one left under Gulf criticism
• Russian court rules against gay teacher who was fired after being outed by activist
• Ukraine coal workers hold pickets in capital in protest at foreign purchases, mine closures
• Greenpeace says fuel oil reaches Spanish island coast after Russian boat sinking
• Poland' leaders accept with reserve FBI boss' regrets over his Holocaust statements
• India requires Ford Foundation to get government clearance before spending money in country
• Slovenia's Constitutional Court overturns conviction, orders retrial in ex-PM's graft case
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• NATO's no. 2 in Europe says alliance supports territorial integrity of Moldova, Ukraine
• India suspends Al-Jazeera broadcasts for 5 days over maps
• Worth more than peanuts: Germans seize ¼ ton of cocaine worth $17.9 million in nut shipment
• Greek authorities find body of migrant who died in land crossing; 262 safely picked up at sea
• Amnesty: despite court order, Czechs place healthy Gypsy kids in schools for disabled
• Toyota still at the top in global vehicles sales after 1st quarter, outpacing VW and GM
• China names top 100 officials suspected of corruption who are believed to have fled abroad
• Police criticize anthropologist for showing images of victims of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17
• Afghan official: Roadside bombing kills at least 6 people in the country's southwest
• Pakistani military: Air force jets pound militant hideouts near Afghan border, killing 20
• Rebels launch new offensive in northwestern Syria
• Automaker Honda shows new business jet for first time in Japan
• NBA visits Cuba for basketball clinic, first pro league to visit since detente announced
• Mexico recovers stolen radioactive material, safeguards intact
• Police investigating death of key witness in slavery probe in eastern Indonesia
• Mother and 3 children found dead in Saskatchewan home
• Turkey recalls ambassador to Austria after parliament issues Armenian genocide declaration
• At least 23 killed in airstrikes across Syria, activists say
• Police fire on Peruvian farmers protesting open-pit copper mine, killing 1 and wounding 12
• Pope Francis, UN chief to meet next week on migrant crisis; Ban says EU has 'moral imperative'
• Puerto Rico development bank warns of imminent government shutdown amid fiscal problems
• Haitian justice minister says gov't will appeal kidnapping decision that drew wide criticism
• Vatican confirms Pope Francis will stop in Cuba en route to US
• Erdogan slams European plans to destroy traffickers' vessels, says refugees being left to die
• Kenya: Interior minister suspends 9 security chiefs over al-Shabab attack that left 148 dead
• Kenyan police say suspect caught surveilling president home
• Berlin students told to plot plane's course through mountains, weeks after Germanwings crash
• South Sudan: UN food agency reports 3 staffers have disappeared, concerned about safety
• After workers asked Putin for help, corruption uncovered
• Erdogan says Armenia will 'insult' Turkey during ceremonies marking massacres' centenary
• Spain's Supreme Court says nudism is not a right, backs town's right to ban beach nudism
• Syrian activists say at least 11 killed in government airstrikes in capital suburbs
• International court judges push back start of Congolese militia leader's war crimes trial
• More than 100 Macedonian journalists protest in the capital against death threat to colleague
• US and Iranian negotiators launch end face of nuclear talks aiming at deal by June 30
• Madrid recalls ambassador to Venezuela after Maduro says Spain PM backs overthrow plot
• Pakistani jets hit militant hideout near Afghan border, kill 22 'terrorists'
• Chinese work safety officials blame bosses of chemical plant for explosion this month
• Chiefs of armies of Arab states meet in Cairo, discuss forming joint force to fight terrorism
• Iraqi officials: Car bomb attack near Baghdad car repair store kills 7 people
• Videos are part of 'psychological warfare" by IS, says Germany's domestic intelligence chief
• South Korea approves plan to salvage ferry that sank a year ago, killing 304 people
• Turkey criticizes Egypt's sentencing of ousted leader Morsi to 20 years in prison
• Indonesian Supreme Court rejects final appeals of men from French, Ghana who face firing squad
• Dutch anti-Islam lawmaker Geert Wilders to migrants: 'You will not make the Netherlands home'
• Thailand rushes to combat illegal fishing after European Union threatens to ban its seafood
• Denmark joins European neighbors in outlawing sex with animals
• South Korea leans toward allowing group of women to cross DMZ in peace gesture
• Rights group says Togo's government must respect freedom of assembly in election run-up
• Islamic State group has 228,000 under siege in Syrian city, new UN report says
• New Zealand is preparing UN resolution aimed at restarting Israeli-Palestinian peace talks
• Colombian president lashes out at jeering over his handling of peace negotiations with rebels
• Customs officials find 700 weapons, 2.2 tons of ammunition in a house in Germany
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• Austrian government unveils memorial to 1,200 victims executed by Vienna Nazi court
• Polish bikers to greet, accompany Russians on their controversial WWII ride through Poland
• Eritrea, North Korea called world's most censored states; Iran, China also in group's top 10
• Tibetan gov't-in-exile urges pressure on China for answers on missing Buddhist leader
• Ex-Lebanese minister on trial confesses to transporting explosives from Syria
• European rights court orders Russia to pay damages for Moldovan shot dead by Russian soldier
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• Activists say fierce battles in southern Syria leaves dozens dead
• Mayor of Puerto Rico's capital bans use of horse-drawn carriages
• Government spokesman says Libya chaos spurs human trafficking, 'terrorists' profit
• UN: Mediterranean sinking is worst ever with more than 800 dead
• Tornado kills 2, leaves 1,000 homeless in Brazil
• Mauritania sentences alleged Al Qaeda leader to 20 years
• Sharon Osbourne's Talkfest: More Turmoil
• Al Shabaab claims responsibility for deadly car bombing in Somali capital
• EU threatens Thailand with seafood import ban over failure to crack down on illegal fishing
• Germany index of investor sentiment falls on global trade concerns but domestic outlook strong
• Israel's security service says Palestinian man confesses to intent to kill Jews in car attack
• India seizes boat in international waters suspected of smuggling drugs, detains 8 Pakistanis
• Hard Rock Cafe withdraws advertisements of 'rock star' orangutan in Malaysia after outrage
• US official drums up support for Kosovo to deal with organ-harvesting, war crimes claims
• Greek authorities pick up a further 126 migrants, a day after sinking that killed 3
• Japanese government nominates former Toyota sales executive to central bank's policy board
• Afghan officials say blast kills 3 people, wounds 17 near southern Afghanistan police station
• 7 coal miners dead, 17 trapped after shaft floods at a mine in northern China
• Credit Suisse sees net profit rise 23 percent in 1st quarter, boosted by stock markets
• Lawmakers stage protest in Sri Lankan Parliament against bribery summons for ex-president
• Fire breaks out at British embassy in The Hague, police detain man on suspicion of involvement
• Bomb explodes at Spanish Embassy in Libyan capital, causing minor damage, no injuries
• Palestinian ministers abruptly leave Gaza, cutting short rare visit meant to boost unity
• UN refugee agency says Australia rejected 46 Vietnamese asylum applications at sea
• Struggling Greece orders state funds to be put in central bank
• Turkey sends condolences to descendants of killed Armenians to mark centenary
• Canadian government to issue Al-Jazeera journalist passport after first refusing to do so
• Prosecutors: Capsized boat captain and crew member arrested
• Chile: Pablo Neruda's burial suspended indefinitely as family requests more tests
• Mexico: New video in vigilantes' killings by security forces in January to be part of probe
• German train drivers' union calls 2-day strike in long running dispute with national railway
• US warship heads to Yemeni waters to intercept Iranian weapons shipments, Navy officials say
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• Syria's Assad says 'contacts' with French intelligence haven't led to cooperation against IS
• UN urges $30 million for Palestinian refugees in Syrian camp taken by Islamic State militants
• Small plane crashes in eastern Dominican Republic, killing all 7 on board
• Kurdish officials: Suspect arrested in bombing near US consulate in northern Iraq
• Police arrest missing UK family trying to reach Syria, Turkish official says
• Lawyer: Charges dropped against 3 Britons held in United Arab Emirates for observing planes
• Cirque de Soleil sells majority stake to US private equity firm
• IMF's Thomsen see 'a little more momentum' on Greece's troubled bailout talks
• US ambassador to Greece protests prospect of home confinement for blind far-left terrorist
• Moscow balks at Norway's protests at Russian official's visit to Arctic islands
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• German Parliament to describe slaughter of Armenians as genocide in resolution for anniversary
• A look at the countries migrants are leaving to go to Europe
• Egypt court sentences 22 to death over 2013 attack on police
• Flights briefly interrupted at Britain's Manchester Airport after report of drone in vicinity
• Syrian troops cut main supply line to rebels in southern Syria
• Israeli police say Jewish man stabs, lightly wounds Arab because of his victim's ethnicity
• Israel's Netanyahu gets 2-week extension as he struggles to assemble governing coalition
• British police arrest 14-year-old over alleged IS-inspired terrorist plot in Australia
• Refugee advocate says 5 asylum seekers in Nauru want to be among the first to go to Cambodia
• Chinese president arrives in Pakistan to unveil $46B in energy, infrastructure projects
• Roadside bomb kills 3 Egyptian soldiers in restive northern Sinai
• Al-Shabab terrorists bomb UN van in Somalia, kill 7
• Spanish company finds gas in Algerian region of infamous terrorist attack
• Fire at brewery sends plume of smoke over Mexico City
• Tsunami warning issued and then lifted after quake hits south of Japan's Okinawa
• Kenya official: I did not cause delay sending police team that ended extremist attack
• 8 people shot dead in attack at Brazilian soccer team's fan club
• Mexican officials report capture of alleged Juarez Cartel leader
• UK police appeal for information on family with 4 children who may have traveled to Syria
• Syrian government air raids hit opposition-held towns in the south, killing at least 16 people
• Israel police investigating killing of Polish tourist after body found with signs of violence
• Norway demands explanation for Russian minister's visit to Norwegian Svalbard Arctic islands
• Attacks around Iraq's capital kill 14, officials say
• State-run Kuwait news agency says kingdom discovers 4 new oil fields after 2-year exploration
• Poland summons US envoy over FBI head's Holocaust comments
• China says more than 100,000 officials caught in austerity push against wasteful spending
• British police make fourth arrest in slaying of Syria-born Muslim cleric
• Iraqi officials say bombings, mortar fire kill 14 people around the capital, Baghdad
• Palestinian Cabinet ministers make rare visit to Gaza on unity mission
• UN says Saudi Arabia pledges to fund urgent humanitarian aid appeal for beleaguered Yemen
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• Iran's Revolutionary Guard says no inspections of military sites under any nuclear accord
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• Immigrants describe threats in South Africa
• Assailants attack UN convoy, kill 2, wound 1 near Gao in north Mali
• Pope: Milan's soon-to-open Expo can boost efforts to save planet 'God put in humanity's care'
• Jamaican officials to visit Cuba on trade mission, seek economic opportunities
• 3 dead in gunfights in Mexican border city
• Israel, Palestinians agree on tax revenue transfer after spat over utility debts deduction
• Spanish couple arrested in Turkey, suspected of links to Islamic State militants in Syria
• Afghan parliament approves 16 more Cabinet nominees from president after months of delays
• Pope offers condolences for Cardinal George's death, grateful for his service to church
• Arrest of Mexico's Gulf Cartel chief, others sparks gunfights, blockades on Mexico-US border
• Sudan newspaper quotes governor as saying rebels kill 136 civilians during presidential poll
• Rouhani: Saudis will regret planting hatred in Yemen
• Gunfights and roadblocks of burning vehicles hit Mexican border city of Reynosa
• Foreign-owned shops, cars torched in Johannesburg in anti-immigration attacks
• Canadian military charges 4 British Navy sailors with sexual assault in Nova Scotia
• Brazil's Petrobras to release audited financial earnings next week
• Germany flies over 100 people out of Yemen to Djibouti on chartered Jordanian plane
• UN weather agency scratches 'Isis' from list of future storm names, deeming it inappropriate
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• Iran urges UN chief to try to end 'senseless' Saudi-led bombing in Yemen and get a cease-fire
• Montenegrin police arrest 16 for smuggling 138 West-bound Syrian migrants
• Sicilian fishing cooperative says boat with 7 crew taken by armed men 40 miles off Libya
• Syria's Assad: Turkey played key role in fall of city of Idlib to Islamic fighters
• Looking back at Germanwings tragedy in Alps, Turkish Airlines CEO urges pilots to marry
• UN says death toll in year of Ukraine fighting tops 6,100, sees risks of cease-fire breaches
• France's govt unveils plan to fight rising racism and anti-Semitism
• Pope considering Cuba stop during US trip but no decision made yet
• Cambodian police say fugitive ex-general charged with murdering tycoon taken into custody
• Thailand's new constitution draft ready for review by junta-established council
• Italian navy regains control of seized fishing boat off Libyan coast
• US State Dept calls report on ISIS training camps in Mexico 'unfounded'
• Bahrain criticizes Amnesty International report documenting rights abuses, cites shortcomings
• Spain: Ex-IMF chief Rato says he will cooperate with justice after tax officials search home
• US troops arrive in Ukraine to train national guard units, a move criticized by Moscow
• Plane carrying Serbian president to Vatican returns because of engine failure, visit canceled
• Nigerian militants Boko Haram attack 2 Cameroon villages, killing 12 people
• Spanish tax officials search home of ex-IMF chief and former prominent politician Rato
• Guatemala arrests current, former tax chiefs, over a dozen others, in corruption case
• Nigerian leader to UN: No need for international force to fight Boko Haram
• China auto brands head into annual industry showcase on a rebound driven by wave of new models
• Polls close in Sudan's presidential, legislative elections after 4-day vote
• Blind vendors scuffle with Mexico City police in protest over ejection from subway station
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• China's Xi Jinping to visit ally Pakistan amid Beijing's warming relations with rival India
• El Salvador transfers 31 gang members, including 2 bosses, to maximum security prison
• Mexican Congress passes law expanding reach of freedom-of-information requests by public
• 6.1 magnitude earthquake strikes near Greek island, no reports of injuries or serious damage
• Mexico implements plan to save critically endangered vaquita porpoise in Sea of Cortes
• EPA says pesticide that sickened 4 in US Virgin Islands also improperly used in Puerto Rico
• Congo's government agrees to exhume bodies from mass grave after accusations of killings
• Mexican officials say 28 under investigation in army slayings, abuse will be punished
• UN Security Council gets graphic briefing on suspected Syria chlorine attacks
• Jamaican teen suspected of being would-be militant ordered to remain in police custody
• EPA says pesticide that sickened 4 in US Virgin Islands also improperly used in Puerto Rico
• Congo's government agrees to exhume bodies from mass grave after accusations of killings
• Greenpeace criticizes Spain for towing burning fishing boat from Canary Islands port
• Gunmen shoot and wound US citizen in Pakistan
• British prosecutors won't charge former politician in sex crimes case because he has dementia
• French outraged at killing of 9-year-old girl by Polish man supposedly expelled from France
• Thousands of Iranian teachers stage silent protests demanding higher wages
• Over a dozen EU countries, including Israel's allies, petition for labeling settlement goods
• Masked police raid Moscow office of oil tycoon Khodorkovsky's civil society group
• Iran, major world powers to resume nuclear talks in Vienna on April 22-23
• Mexico reports another theft of radioactive material, said to be potential health risk
• Masked police raid Moscow offices of oil tycoon's group
• Saudi Arabia, biggest Arab economy, to open stock market to foreign investors on June 15
• Spain, Cuba in talks for extradition of 2 ETA members wanted for alleged ETA-FARC link
• Lebanese broadcaster on trial at UN tribunal, accused of obstructing probe into Hariri slaying
• Australia will soon pay refugees in Pacific to resettle in Cambodia; activists assault move
• Catholic Church official in Israel says cemetery vandalized, with graves and crosses smashed
• Labor unrest disrupts transport services in Portugal as unions fight reforms, sell-offs
• Egyptian official: Roadside bomb kills officer during raid in restive Sinai Peninsula
• Spain: Police kill man holed up in house after shooting daughter's partner; officers wounded
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• Thousands of workers at gold mine in northern Greece protest feared job losses
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• Rights group: Ukraine's disabled children condemned to life in grim institutions
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• Colombia backtracks on legislation to judge extrajudicial killings in military courts
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• UN refugee agency urges Kenya to reconsider demand to shut camp for Somali refugees
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• Canada sending military trainers to train Ukrainian troops, joining US and British efforts
• Yemen's liquid natural gas company shuts down because of lack of security as conflict worsens
• Official says China considers raising caps on damages for IP violations as it seeks innovation
• Myanmar says troops make progress against ethnic Kokang rebels, but insurgents deny the claim
• Israel allows some Palestinian vehicles to enter Jerusalem for first time in 15 years
• UK's Defense Ministry monitors Russian destroyer, 2 other ships in English Channel.
• Egyptian policeman killed in drive-by shooting north of capital
• Human Rights Watch: Evidence 'strongly suggests' Syrian troops used toxic chemicals in attacks
• Australia to deploy 300 additional troops to Iraq to train local forces in Islamic State fight
• South African looters attack shops owned by immigrants in Durban city; police increase patrols
• Iran expects delivery of Russian air defense missiles by end of the year
• Turkey deporting British group seized this month on Syrian border
• Violent protests erupt in Indian Kashmir after civilian is killed by army troops
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• Intense fighting in eastern Ukraine reported overnight despite Ukraine-Russia talks
• Former Blackwater security guards get lengthy prison sentences for Iraq shootings
• UN chief considers slaughter of Armenians by Ottoman Turks 100 years ago 'atrocity crimes'
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• Golfer bitten by crocodile while trying to retrieve ball
• 3 Kenyan men accused of raping girl who were told to cut grass as punishment ordered jailed
• 3 Kenyan men accused of raping girl who were told to cut grass as punishment ordered jailed
• Brazilian vice president says government is 'paying attention' to protests urging impeachment
• ISIS Libya branch targets Moroccan Embassy building in Tripoli
• Bosnia charges with war crimes 10 Serb ex-soldiers arrested in joint probe
• Israeli soldier indicted for passing classified documents to extremist West Bank settlers
• Russian gets 30 months in prison for causing jetliner emergency landing in Prague
• 65-year-old German mother of 13 pregnant with quadruplets
• Beijing police detain 2 over collision of drag-racing supercars in latest scandal for new rich
• Iran suspends pilgrimages to Saudi Arabia amid spat, state TV reports
• International Whaling Commission panel says new Japanese Antarctic whaling plan not convincing
• Court: Former chairman of Chinese state oil company admits his guilt in corruption case
• Israel says Russian missile sale to Iran is 'direct result' of framework nuclear deal
• Iraqi officials: Car bomb in Baghdad commercial area kills at least 6 civilians
• Pakistani troops kill 13 militants suspected in attack that killed 20 workers on dam project
• Humanitarian group launches Mediterranean rescue operation as EU migrant effort falters
• Lawyer says 3 of 5 detained Chinese women's rights activists to be freed, fates of 2 unclear
• Observers say fighting has picked up again in Eastern Ukraine
• Pakistani premier urges Iran to help bring Yemen's Shiite rebels to negotiations on conflict
• War Crimes court agrees to temporarily release indicted Croat Serb leader Goran Hadzic
• Turkish court acquits Dutch journalist of Kurdish rebel propaganda charges
• China curbs some travel from mainland to Hong Kong to cool tensions over cross-border shoppers
• Migrant workers set fire to cars, equipment in northern Emirates after death of co-worker
• Taliban attack kills 18 Afghan soldiers, some beheaded
• New Morocco investigative unit dismantles cell suspected of planning attacks; Netherlands link
• Italian rescuers save 144 migrants from capsized boat in sea near Libya; 9 bodies spotted,
• Attacks in Baghdad, north of Iraqi capital kill at least 15
• Ahead of US visit, Iraqi prime minister says more support needed to 'finish' IS group
• Chile's President Michelle Bachelet signs same-sex civil union law
• Britain's Prince Harry plans weeklong visit to New Zealand in May, with stop at remote island
• China's trade shrinks by unexpected margin in March in latest sign of economic weakness
• Australian treasurer rules out raising taxes in May budget despite iron price hurting revenue
• Rights group accuses Jewish West Bank settlements of using Palestinian child labor in farming
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• Trial begins against 45 accused of causing 301 deaths in Turkey's worst mine disaster
• Report: French far right firebrand Jean-Marie Le Pen won't seek office amid family feud
• Thai police suspect Muslim rebels behind 6 southern killings during traditional New Year
• Israel's prime minister says sanctions should remain in place until Iran ends its 'aggression'
• Egypt police says it has arrested journalist days after series of critical articles
• Austria: 3 men arrested after brazenly stealing money from Russian church during service
• Fall in oil and dollar rise boosting appetite for takeovers and mergers, survey finds
• Jamaica teen detained at Suriname airport on suspicion of intending to join Islamic State
• Al Qaeda says US drones kill 2 leaders in Pakistan
• Conflicts prompt increase in arms spending globally, except in US and Western Europe
• Austria: 2 men rescued from glacier crevasse high in the Alps after nearly 24 hours
• Mexico arrests alleged Sinaloa cartel cocaine trafficker
• UN finds 8 percent rise in civilian casualties from Afghanistan ground fighting
• Former chairman of PetroChina's parent company goes on trial in corruption case
• Shark attack kills 13-year-old surfer off French island of Reunion Indian Ocean
• 5 Kurdish rebels, civilian killed in clash in eastern Turkey
• Chinese authorities curb some travel to Hong Kong to cool tensions over cross-border shoppers
• 2 Libyans killed in shooting at South Korean Embassy
• Germanwings plane evacuated after bomb threat received
• Kenya gives the UN 3 months to shut down refugee camp for Somalis after university attack
• Pope's sex abuse advisors meet in Rome over Chile bishop
• Iraqi officials say bombings kill 12 people around Baghdad
• Germanwings says plane evacuated at Cologne-Bonn airport after police receive bomb threat
• Romanian border guards find 73 Syrians, 1 Iranian stowed away in truck en route to France
• 2 Malian soldiers killed, 3 wounded in southern Mali attack far from jihadists' home region
• Syrian government airstrikes kill at least 9 in Aleppo
• As reconstruction stalls, aid groups say world must alter Gaza approach and lift blockade
• Mexican officials announce another arrest in disappearance of 43 college students in September
• 3 Puerto Rico police officers accused of kidnapping, robbery in Dominican migrant case
• Mexican activist says planned annual migrant protest hindered by threats from authorities
• Saudi: 3 border guards killed in mortar attack by Yemen's Houthi rebels
• 7-year-old British boy killed in accident on French Alps during family vacation
• Official says gunmen attack workers at dam project in western Pakistan, killing at least 20
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• Bid winner for 1 of 2 new Mexican television channels does not make payment for concession
• UN appeals for nearly $20 million for victims of Cyclone Pam which devastated Vanuatu
• Saudi envoy says UN could vote early next week on new sanctions on Yemen rebels and supporters
• Russia criticizes Ukraine for new laws that ban Communist-era symbols, recognize partisans
• French authorities: Attacker with knife injures soldier patrolling Paris airport
• 20 dead as gunmen attack workers in Pakistan
• Sophisticated diamond-district heist fascinates Britain, leaves police on defensive
• Turkish military: PKK rebels fire on soldiers; 4 wounded
• Rights groups: Tibetan nun sets herself on fire to protest Beijing's controls
• Argentina's government extends price controls as it tries to fight high inflation
• Tibetan nun sets herself on fire, rights group says
• Egyptian court sentences US-Egypt citizen to life in prison, state TV says
• Prominent father-son lawyers and political figures killed by gunmen at home in Honduras
• Former US ambassador: Idea to invite Kim Jong Un to US for 'orientation trip' was rejected
• India PM wants 36 French Rafale fighter jets made in France, talks ongoing
• Lebanese police kill radical Islamic militant in shootout in country's north
• Japan's Mitsubishi sets sights on aircraft manufacturing, downplays challenge from China
• Germany: PKK apology for 1990s violence not a reason to reconsider ban on Kurdish group
• Living history, then recounting it: French Resistance propagandist Cremieux-Brilhac dead at 98
• Turkey, Syrian rebels skeptical of US plans to train anti-ISIS force
• Brazil police arrest politicians suspected of involvement in corruption scheme
• China defends South China Sea reclamation, accuses US of ignoring rival claimants' activities
• Spain: Judge wants 7 Moroccans involved with Western Sahara annexation tried for genocide
• Mining company director: We have 'good relationship' with cartels to maintain operations
• Czech president Milos Zeman changes mind, won't attend May 9 military parade in Moscow
• Germany to bring back 100 mothballed tanks, dealing with new needs following Ukraine crisis
• Moira Gemmill, designer overseeing royal renovations, killed in London cycling accident
• Spain: 7 suspected jihadists jailed, some discussed targeting Jewish bookstore in Barcelona
• White House counters Iran leaders, says Iran nuclear deal requires phased sanctions removal
• Russian intelligence official warns of Islamic State's potential influence inside Russia
• 7 hurt in car bomb at shopping mall on tourist island in southern Thailand
• Head-on collision between bus full of young athletes and truck kills 31 in southern Morocco
• 31 dead in head-on collision of bus, truck in Morocco
• Iraqi officials say 2 bombings have killed 11 people in and near Baghdad
• Head-on collision between bus full of young athletes and truck kills 31 in southern Morocco
• 31 dead in head-on collision of bus, truck in Morocco
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• Whistleblowers to UN chief: World body offers little protection for exposing wrongdoing
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• Argentine government summons British ambassador about news report alleging electronic spying
• Brazil's lower house gives preliminary approval to outsourcing legislation opposed by unions
• 2 Armenian opposition group members charged with attempting to organize unrest
• UN chief instructs Syria envoy to relaunch a political process aimed at ending the 4-year war
• Police: 17 people found drowned off Haiti's north coast in suspected boat capsize
• Israeli embassy: Israeli found killed in Berlin had sought help to get plane ticket home
• China's auto market picks up in March, records 9.4 percent growth
• Classes canceled at Quebec university after protests and clashes with police
• South Sudan accuses Sudan of dropping bombs across the border; says 4 killed and 9 wounded
• Committee Highlights $200M in Waste, Fraud in Federal Programs
• Greek authorities locate scores of immigrants on coast of southern Gavdos Island
• Man suspected of stowing away in jet wheel well in Indonesia
• 12 arrested in largest child pornography case in Puerto Rico
• Fleeing violence, hundreds of Yemenis shelter in Djibouti
• German, Russian, Ukrainian, French foreign ministers set for Monday meeting in Berlin
• Gaza police seize door bearing Banksy drawing amid ownership dispute
• Dutch hostage rescued from Islamic militants in Mali thanks French troops
• US Embassy in Qatar says guard assaulted, attacker in custody
• Russia accuses Poland of holding up investigation into crash that killed Kaczynski, 95 others
• Aid organization calls on US to resettle 65,000 Syrian refugees by end of 2016
• Tibet chief orders monasteries display Chinese flags
• North Korea aid faces 'significant underfunding,' UN report says
• North Korea says it has deported American woman for anti-regime plotting
• Body of Israeli girl found after Thai tourist boat catches fire
• Cambodian lawmakers appoint new electoral body in bid to ensure vote fairness
• 8 dead, 25 wounded in heavy fighting between Philippine troops and Abu Sayyaf militants
• Iran claims nuclear powers failing to take concrete action to eliminate arsenal
• Saudi Arabia blocks plane with Iranian pilgrims from its airspace as tensions rise over Yemen
• Amnesty International claims Ukraine rebels killed captured soldiers
• City government in southern China cancels waste incinerator after public protests
• Russian troops conduct military exercises in Moldova's pro-Russia separatist region
• Chinese state TV host's mocking remarks about Mao Zedong draw both criticism and applause
• Tsarnaev relative in Russia says she doesn't believe he carried out the Boston bombing
• Carter: North Korea missile test-firing a reminder of how dangerous things are in region
• Turkish journalists may face prison term for printing controversial Charlie Hebdo cover
• Amnesty International accuses Ukraine separatists of executing captured government soldiers
• Greece expected to repay IMF loan instalment due Thursday
• Panama court lifts ex-president's immunity, clearing way for corruption investigation
• EU was looking into airline safety regulations prior to Germanwings crash in the French Alps
• Israel's prime minister warns of Iran's short nuclear breakout time, echoing Obama remarks
• Tibet's Communist Party chief reiterates demand that monasteries must display Chinese flags
• Attacks in Egypt's Sinai kill 11 civilians, 2 soldiers
• Uruguayan president: US must help ex-Guantanamo detainees
• Japan Airlines domestic flight lands safely after pilot shuts down right-side engine
• Iran calls for negotiations on a treaty to achieve nuclear disarmament by a target date
• 5th Tunisian soldier dies from wounds after ambush as 13 suspects are arrested
• Swiss man arrested at Zurich airport, suspected of seeking to join Islamic extremist group
• Lithuania slaps 3-month ban on Russian TV station for broadcasting 'war propaganda'
• Russia and Venezuela object to proposed UN resolution on Yemen targeting Houthi Shiite Rebels
• Puerto Rico man charged in island's first federal adult sextortion case
• Rare opinion poll finds Cubans expect US detente to bring economic but not political changes
• Son of former Iranian president appeals 15-year sentence over security, corruption charges
• Ugandan once held at Guantanamo Bay is detained in Uganda over the killing of a prosecutor
• Italy finds 1.5 billion euros in fraud in public sector contracts out of 4.6 billion checked
• 40 percent of flights canceled in France because of air-traffic controllers' strike
• German police say man found killed in ruins of Berlin church had Israeli passport on him
• China sentences ex-mayor of Nanjing to 15 years as anti-graft campaign rolls on
• 2 Israeli soldiers stabbed by knife-wielding Palestinian
• Former Gitmo detainee held in Uganda over killing of prosecutor
• Moldova: ex-health minister, 11 others detained, suspected of illegal acquisitions
• Saudi news agency: Drive-by shooting in the capital, Riyadh, kills 2 policemen
• French government announces measures to boost investment, cut unemployment, reduce income tax
• Man dies of injuries suffered during stampede at funeral of renowned rabbi
• International Criminal Court prosecutor says she has no jurisdiction to probe Islamic State
• Iran judiciary spokesman: Court to hear detained Washington Post journalist's case 'on turn'
• Emirati foreign minister says coalition won't rule out any options in Yemen, including troops
• 3 Estonian political parties strike deal to form new coalition government
• US upgrades India's aviation safety rating, allowing Indian carriers to add flights to US
• More than 100 rescued from burning Thai tourist boat
• Experts push for cleaner stoves in poor countries to cut pollution, reduce deaths
• Imam who criticized Syria's Assad found shot to death in car in London
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• Robbers take $8.5 million in gold from Mexican mine
• Venezuela minister removed just as father-in-law, a top opposition figure, is charged
• South Korean activist sends 'The Interview' DVDs across border into North Korea
• Nepal's opposition cuts short crippling strike as constitution impasse drags on
• South Korean activist launches balloons carrying 'The Interview' DVDs to North Korea
• Federal audit says lack of English skills got disability benefits for some Puerto Ricans
• Australia approves $880 million sale of engineering firm to Chinese construction giant
• UK counter-terrorism police say 2 teenage boys missing since last week may be in Syria
• Brazilian prosecutors charge judge with embezzling more than $350,000
• Russian parliament allows legal action against opposition lawmaker
• German police offer bounty to catch arsonists responsible for setting fire to refugee home
• Dutch justice ministry: Around 190 people have left country to fight jihad overseas
• Militant ambush kills 2 soldiers, wounds 3 others in Tunisia near Algerian border
• Russian paratroopers land on drifting Arctic ice floe near North Pole during drills
• German police offer bounty for arsonist who set fire to refugee center
• Brazilian oil services company suspends its 5 drilling operations for scandal-mired Petrobras
• Mexico's Pemex, US investment firm First Reserve announce $1 billion energy investment deal
• Rwandan president complains that UN has not stamped out rebels in neighboring eastern Congo
• Colombian navy seizes more than 5 tons of cocaine on merchant ship sailing in Pacific
• US court rejects Argentine appeal related to long-standing debt fight with holdout creditors
• US Embassy in Jordan calls off warning to stay away from upscale malls over attack threats
• US court rejects Argentine appeal related to long-standing debt fight with holdout creditors
• Greek opposition criticizes parliament head over videos promoting her 'Debt Truth Committee'
• Moody's raises Egypt's rating, says growth should accelerate if political stability continues
• Brazilian oil services company suspends its 5 drilling operations for scandal-mired Petrobras
• Rwandan president complains that UN has not stamped out rebels in neighboring eastern Congo
• Mexico's Pemex, US investment firm First Reserve announce $1 billion energy investment deal
• Uganda: Police arrest 3 over killing of a senior prosecutor who handled terror cases
• Lebanese army says it killed 3 militants in raid near border with Syria
• Unintended Consequences in Iraq
• Turkey: 2 suspects detained over Fenerbahce team bus attack
• Police kill 5 prisoners who allegedly tried to escape vehicle on way to court in south India
• Islamic State group launches English-language radio news bulletins
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• Turkish president visits Iran despite tensions with Tehran over Yemen's crisis
• Gunmen abduct mayor of southern Philippine town, manhunt underway
• 8 migrants drown after wooden boat sinks off Turkish Aegean coast; 3 still missing
• Kenyans angry over delay in reacting to college killings
• Report: Gunmen kill 8 Iranian border guards near country's boundary with Pakistan
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• Israel official: Israeli fire killed UN peacekeeper in Israel-Hezbollah flare-up in January
• Vietnam leaders visit Beijing in bid to mend ties strained by China's deployment of oil rig
• Armenian police detains 4 activists for plotting riots ahead of Armenian massacre anniversary
• US-led airstrikes hit ISIS targets in Iraq, Syria
• Canadian government sells its multibillion-dollar stake in General Motors
• Report: Poland to build watchtowers along its border with Russian region of Kaliningrad
• Saudi police raid eastern Shiite town and confiscate weapons; 1 policeman killed
• Explosion at chemical plant in southern China injures 6; hundreds of firefighters deployed
• Former Uruguayan president complains that Syrian refugees are not capable of farm work
• Death toll rises to 18 in attempt to take gasoline from crashed tanker truck in Mexico
• India's embassy in Chile says well-known mountaineer found dead in Andes
• Citibank's headquarters in Argentina inspected after CEO suspended in fallout from debt fight
• Afghan official says annual flooding in the north has killed 5, damaged 400 houses
• South African official: Teen stopped from leaving country to join Islamic State group
• Air India co-pilot beat up pilot in cockpit, airline sources say
• Samsung Electronics forecasts better-than-expected operating profit in 1Q
• Palestinians ready to see if UN Security Council will set timetable to end Israel's occupation
• Venezuela urged by former leaders from Spain, Latin America to release jailed politicians
• Officials say separate roadside bombings targeting police vehicles kill 10 in Afghanistan
• 7 members of a family in southern China drown in a deadly attempt to rescue girl
• Bangladesh appeal court upholds death sentence for Islamic party official in war crimes case
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• Russian PM Medvedev says Vietnam close to trade agreement with Eurasian Economic Union
• Jordan's military says training airplane crashes during routine flight, killing 2 pilots
• Report: Iran kills militants linked to 'foreign intelligence' in southeast near Pakistan
• French special forces rescue hostage in Mali detained since 2011
• Lawyer says Israel to detain senior, female Palestinian lawmaker for 6 months without trial
• Iraqi premier vows to prevent violations by Shiite militias in former IS-held territory
• UN official says situation in Palestinian refugee camp in Syrian capital 'beyond inhumane'
• Bangladesh court upholds death penalty of party official for collaborating in 1971 war crimes
• Spanish team sent to rescue missing climbers in Morocco, 2 die, 1 saved
• Twitter restored after Turkey blocks social media over terror group photos
• British police arrest 14-year-old boy, 16-year-old girl after counterterror raid
• Palestinian President rejects Israeli tax transfer after utility debts deducted
• Supporters, opponents of gold mining operation in northern Greece clash; injuries reported
• Mexico's Pemex begins to restore production at fire-damaged gulf platform
• UK police arrest 16-year-old Manchester girl on terrorism charges
• Bahrain court postpones activist's Twitter posts case for another month as new charges loom
• Kuwait supreme court upholds verdict against online journalist for insulting country's ruler
• Residents of Palestinian refugee camp in Damascus flee clashes, government shelling
• Vatican's official English-language translation of Pope's 'Urbi et Orbi' Easter message
• 1 dead after explosion hits bridge in Egypt
• Israel prepares its lobbying strategy against nuclear deal with Iran
• Man crushed to death by crowd at funeral in Israel attended by tens of thousands of mourners
• Yemeni Sunni Islamist party says over 120 members and leaders abducted by Shiite rebels
• Mali officials: 1 killed, 3 injured in shelling of northern city of Gao by unknown assailants
• Civil Rights Leader Quits NAACP Over Judicial Nominee
• Man angered over denied marriage proposal kills 10 family members in northwestern Pakistan
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• Traffic accidents kill 26, injure 9 people in 2 Chinese provinces
• Anti-Islam and anti-racism protesters clash in 16 rallies in Australian cities and towns
• Russian trawler that sank, killing dozens, was severely under-ballasted, official says
• Moscow prosecutor investigates sale of Nazi figurines at famous toy store
• Human Rights Watch urges Egypt to halt executions of 6 men convicted by military court
• Helicopter crash in Malaysia kills 6; report says victims include former ambassador to US
• Greek finance minister Varoufakis to meet IMF head, US Treasury officials in Washington
• US geologist freed after serving 8 years in China prison
• German prosecutors suspect arson behind fire in town hit by anti-refugee protests
• Romanian security officer kidnapped from mine in northern Burkina Faso, military official says
• New defections threaten Berlusconi's Forza Italia with weeks to go before regional elections
• France bans imports of Puglia vegetables as olive bacteria starts mini trade war
• Guyana, Suriname at odds after embassy parking dispute, alleged attempt to arrest ambassador
• Hillary's Baby
• Rights group says US geologist released from Chinese prison after 8 years
• Mexico nabs alleged head of gang that kidnapped over 100 in conflictive Tierra Caliente region
• China sends new anti-piracy mission to Gulf of Aden after rescuing citizens in Yemen
• Israeli spokesman says framework deal on Iran's nuclear program leads in 'dangerous direction'
• Jailed Greek ex-minister's wife who escaped from psychiatric hospital found, detained
• Iraqi premier orders prosecution of looters in newly-recaptured Tikrit
• French foreign minister cautious over Iran nuclear deal, pushed for tougher conditions
• Explosive detonates, apparently by accident, in Mali's capital, killing 2
• French judicial authorities open manslaughter probe over deadly helicopter crash in Argentina
• Protest in southern China over local issues blocks high-speed train tracks
• French investigators: Co-pilot repeatedly accelerated plane as he drove it down into Alps
• Egypt's Islamic State branch claims responsibility for Sinai attack that killed 15 troops
• Pope condemns Kenya university attack as 'senseless brutality'
• Afghan official: Roadside bombing kills 7 people in province east of Kabul
• Liberian leader's son, fresh off a loss in a Senate race, not ruling out presidential bid
• Seoul: North Korea fires 4 short-range projectiles into sea amid S. Korea-US military drills
• Turks and Caicos Islands government signs development agreement for $224M Ritz Carlton hotel
• Iraqi officials: 2 bombings in Baghdad kill 11 people
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• Overloaded boat capsizes in southern Philippines; at least 5 dead, 1 missing
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• $61M settlement proposed for families of the 47 people killed in 2013 Quebec train crash
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• Officials: 2 dead in murder-suicide aboard Holland America cruise ship in Puerto Rico
• Canada police say 7 arrested in massive Asian prostitution ring that exploited over 500 women
• Turkey detains around 10 people suspected of links to banned group in Istanbul neighborhood
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• China says Myanmar apologizes for deadly border bombing, agrees to discuss compensation
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• Russia dispatches planes to evacuate hundreds of its citizens from Yemen
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• US plans to resettle more Syrian refugees in the future mostly vulnerable cases
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• Dubai port operator DP World buys Canadian terminal Fairview for 580 million Canadian dollars
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• Zorro Unmasked: Antonio Banderas Hits Broadway
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• Account of last European Central Bank meeting shows board determined to stick with plan
• Gunmen kill 3 police officers in Iran near border with Iraq
• UN report: More than 25,000 foreigners from over 100 countries fight with terrorist groups
• Italy's senate approves corruption bill as scandals erupt almost daily
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• Istanbul police kill woman carrying bomb near police HQ
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• African Union says chairwoman is safe after leaked documents reveal 2012 assassination plot
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• Israeli police: Fire damages Christian seminary in Jerusalem in suspected hate crime
• Report: Iranian air force helicopter crashes north of Tehran, killing 3-member crew
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• Egypt: 1 killed, 4 wounded in a series of blasts in central Cairo
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• 21-year-old German-Turkish man charged with joining al-Qaida linked group in Syria
• Argentina overhauls discredited intelligence agency amid criticism from opposition lawmakers
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• Morocco bans import of drones citing risks to security and invasion of privacy
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• Unidentified drones sighted again over Paris skies, as investigation is underway
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• 3 Al-Jazeera journalists arrested for flying drone in Paris
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• Top South African official warns of national security threat after purported spy cable leak
• Israeli comptroller issues report on rapidly increasing housing prices ahead election
• Fire chief says 4 children die in house fire in Manitoba
• 3 seamen held hostage by pirates after deadly attack on tanker off Nigeria are set free
• Muslim anti-terrorism conference in Saudi Arabia calls for reform in education and Islamic law
• Myanmar risks faltering on reform path amid jailing of dissidents, UN rights chief warns
• US Embassy in Jordan warns of threat against 'high-end malls' in capital amid airstrikes
• France escapes EU penalties over budget deficits, gets 2 more years to clean house
• Protest by Brazilian truckers grows demanding lower fuel and toll prices grows
• German court seeks EU advice on whether Greek teacher can claim back austerity pay cuts
• Northern Ireland man wounded by booby-trapped bomb as he removes sign bearing IRA threats
• Flights cancelled for second time in 10 days after Mexican volcano spews ash
• Italy's police chief warns of heightened exposure to terrorist attacks
• Syria's Assad holds talks with 4 French lawmakers in Damascus; France calls visit unofficial
• Prosecutors say driver of runaway garbage truck that killed 6 in Glasgow won't face charges
• French gov't unveils a plan to promote better dialogue with Muslims and training of imams
• Spain's top court rules Catalan vote last year on independence as unconstitutional
• Bus overturns in northwestern China, killing 22 people and injuring 38, state media say
• Jordan's King Abdullah in Saudi Arabia for bilateral talks with newly enthroned King Salman
• Philippine troops attack 300 Abu Sayyaf militants; 2 soldiers and 5 militants killed
• Gunman kills 3 people in and around South Korean convenience store and is later found dead
• UN report finds persistent torture, ill-treatment in Afghan detention facilities
• German ex-lawyer, who once defended Ernst Zundel, convicted of Holocaust denial in Munich
• Russian Security Council chairman: West wants to destroy Russia's oil industry with sanctions
• Puerto Rico receives daily record number of cruise ship passengers
• Official says 20,000 Egyptians flee Libya after beheadings, airstrikes
• Official: Some 20,000 Egyptians flee Libya after beheading video, airstrikes
• 81-year-old Chinese dissident writer given suspended sentence
• Suspended sentence for 81-year-old Chinese dissident writer who criticized propaganda chief
• One-third of detainees in Afghanistan conflict report being tortured, UN says
• Togo sets presidential elections for April 15, amid unrest over term limits and vote delays
• West Bank mosque torched, Hebrew graffiti left in apparent attack by Israeli extremists
• Former Miss Turkey accused of insulting President Erdogan, faces prison
• Australia imposes financial sanctions on Egypt-based militant group Ansar Bayt al-Maqdis
• Mexican president proposes letting some foreign agents carry weapons inside country
• Survey finds China factory activity rises to 4-month high but export orders drop
• Ex-Canadian soldier gets 4 years for planned attack on Veterans Affairs office
• Italian prosecutor warns of danger migrant smuggling business could fill terrorists' coffers
• Bombs in Iraq, including twin blasts in busy street, kill 40
• UN chief appoints veteran diplomat Kubis to head UN political mission in Iraq
• Beset by questionable hopefuls, Mexican party turns to lottery to pick candidates
• Military: 2 reconnaissance planes crash in central Turkey killing all 4 pilots
• Human Rights Watch says it identified nearly 1,500 sites of Syrian government air attacks
• Russia to use its segment of the International Space Station after it completes operations
• France says a woman working for international organization abducted in Yemen
• Brazilian judge suspends auctions of luxury cars, yacht belonging to ex-billionaire
• Local Communities Refuse to Enforce Patriot Act
• US wants UN sanctions committee for South Sudan crisis, says arms embargo a possibility
• Congo's army launches its offensive against rebels in South Kivu, gunfire heard, residents say
• Brazil unions sue McDonald's for allegedly violating labor laws, try to block new stores
• Ukrainian president signs memorandum of cooperation with UAE on military and technical issues
• Friend says female Libyan activist shot to death in Tripoli as militias control capital
• EU moves to unblock air passenger deal deemed vital to tracking foreign fighters
• Maldives gov't blasts foreign statements on ex-president's arrest, says it doesn't need advice
• European court backs Swiss reporters' use of hidden cameras to expose wrongdoing
• UN chief: UN mission in Libya should be cut substantially as dangers on the ground grow
• Thai anti-graft body says misrule by former premier may have led to civilian deaths in 2010
• Lithuania to reinstate compulsory military service as Ukraine crisis provokes concern
• Egypt denies civilian deaths in airstrikes targeting Islamic State in Libya
• Poland's Sikorski says Putin's support of rebels is losing him the rest of Ukraine
• Former Kazakh diplomat who faced murder charges found hanged in Austrian prison cell
• Spanish prime minister raises 2015 growth forecast to 2.4 percent and predicts 500,000 jobs
• Van packed with migrants swerves off road in Serbia, injuring 40, some seriously
• Spanish police arrest 4 suspected of jihadi recruiting, spreading propaganda for Islamic State
• Kenya police arrest 101 Ethiopian men suspected of illegally entering country
• Interpol chief calls for more data sharing among countries to combat foreign fighters threat
• Lawmaker: South Korean spy chief says teenager has joined Islamic State group in Syria
• Iraqi officials say bombings around the capital, Baghdad, kill at least 8 people
• German interior minister assures country's Jewish community their security is a top priority
• Catholic church urges Britons to participate in May 7 election, consider social issues
• UN extends sanctions on Yemen's ex-president and 2 Houthi rebels and threatens more sanctions
• Conservative Newspapers Pop Up on Campuses
• Mexico to send diplomatic note to Vatican over purported papal letter on 'Mexicanization'
• Gas poisoning in illegal Chinese gold mine kills 3, sickens 6
• New Zealand to send troops to Iraq to train local forces in battle against Islamic State
• German authorities bans Dutch biker gang Satudarah, raid premises in 5 states
• OSCE says the latest cease-fire in Ukraine has 'very significantly' lowered military exchanges
• Rocket strikes prison in suburb of Syrian capital, killing at least 4 people
• Russia and US trade accusations at UN meeting over global crises from Syria to Ukraine
• Canada safety board says latest oil train derailment shows new safety standards are inadequate
• Kenya court strikes out sections of security law gov't says it adopted to fight extremism
• Dissidents say as many as 200 arrested in Cuba
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• Step Up to the Plate
• Feds Battle Ladies of the Night Over Former Brothel's Fate
• Romanian lawmakers vote to allow arrest of ex-tourism minister on suspicion she took bribe
• Conservative Newspapers Pop Up on Campuses
• Earthquake measuring 5.0 in central Spain shakes building in Madrid, no damage reported
• Bosnian parliament adopts EU-developed plan of economic and social reforms
• UN experts say proposed Spanish laws may violate basic rights, demand gov't ensures guarantees
• No more secrets: Switzerland signs accord Italy hopes will thwart cross-border tax evasion
• Dutch honeymooner survives fall off 4,000-foot cliff in Sri Lanka
• Trial opens of German ex-lawmaker accused of child porn possession
• Honda Motor Co. president to step aside following air-bag defect scandal
• Pope declares Armenian mystic and poet St. Gregory of Narek a doctor of the church
• Reuters Afghanistan-Pakistan bureau chief Maria Golovnina dies in Islamabad
• France deploys aircraft carrier in Iraq for fight against Islamic State extremists
• France bans 6 people from traveling to join extremists in Syria _ plans to ban 40 more
• Mediator says he is distressed over the violation of a recent South Sudan truce
• Saddam Hussein Plotting to Regain Control?
• Greece to present list of reforms to creditors to secure final approval of loan extension
• Head of Cuba's Ladies in White will submit leadership to vote by members of dissident group
• South Africa: 18 miners still missing after underground fire that endangered 486
• Grand sheikh of leading Islamic institute says new education needed to fight terrorism
• Jerusalem mayor, bodyguard apprehend Palestinian who stabbed Israeli near City Hall
• Bahamas: Report cites poor decisions by crew as probable cause of plane crash that killed 9
• Strong 6.2 quake registered off Mexico's Pacific coast
• Egypt's president decrees tax hike on cigarettes in face of budget deficit
• Tourists barred from running popular North Korea race over Ebola concerns
• Hungary's governing Fidesz party loses by-election and two-thirds supermajority in parliament
• Solicitor for a Chelsea fan involved in Paris train incident apologizes, denies racism
• North Korea bars foreigners from popular Pyongyang marathon amid Ebola restrictions
• Indian priest is released in Afghanistan, back home, 8 months after abduction, Jesuits say
• Leading former Kuwaiti lawmaker sentenced to 2 years in prison for 'insulting' ruler
• Report: Swedish journalist released from weeklong captivity in Syria
• Deaths in Saudi Arabia from MERS virus climb to 385, total cases top 900 since 2012
• Kokang ethnic rebels deny Myanmar's claim of attack on refugees under Red Cross protection
• Top US, Iranian nuclear officials joining Iran talks as deadline for framework deal approaches
• Hadi, a once-quiet leader of a fractious Yemen, strikes defiant pose by reclaiming presidency
• Egypt prosecutor refers 215 to trial for forming armed groups that killed at least 6 policemen
• The Witch Hunt Continues...
• Saudi men reportedly detained for dancing at birthday party
• Israel's Netanyahu says coming month 'critical' for preventing Iranian gains in nuclear talks
• French boy kidnapped in Madagascar is released
• Boko Haram kills 7 Niger soldiers in attack on island in Lake Chad, military official says
• Coca-Cola bottler suspends operations in Mexican city following attacks on workers, trucks
• Denmark shootings highlight links between gangs and Islamic extremists
• 89 boys abducted by South Sudan armed group
• China summons Indian ambassador over Prime Minister Modi's visit to disputed border region
• Attorney: Businessman back home in Canada after being released by Cuba
• Greek government racing against tight deadline to submit reform proposals to creditors
• 5 oil company executives arrested in widening Indian investigation into alleged document leaks
• Official: Afghan central bank branch employees stole around $ 1 million
• Oil-exporter Azerbaijan suddenly devalues currency 33.5 percent
• British premier urges schools to be vigilant after 3 schoolgirls feared in Syria
• 10 killed, 8 hurt in Abu Dhabi fire that guts building being illegally used as labor quarters
• Explosion in Syrian leader's ancestral village kills at least 4, activists say
• Boko Haram kills 34, in attacks on villages in northeast Nigeria
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• AP Interview: UN food agency says it's confronting worst challenge since World War II
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• North Korean leader inspects artillery drill ahead of US-South Korea exercises
• Online campaign raises tens of thousands for funeral of Toronto toddler who wandered from home
• Canada introduces new liability and insurance rules for railways in wake of oil train disaster
• Canadian politician says tight, cheap underwear caused him to miss anti-terror vote
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• Canadian man charged in December attack on veteran now charged in 2007 triple homicide
• Amid objections, UN envoy says deal in the making, after factions agreed on new congress
• 45 dead in eastern Libya bombings, Islamic extremists claim responsibility
• Around 200 Egyptians fleeing Libya cross into Tunisia to take flight home
• Car bomb hits Thailand's insurgency-plagued south, wounds 13 people
• Pope urges both sides to respect Ukraine cease-fire
• Probe launched following reports alleging plot to kill Turkish president's daughter
• More violence erupts in Turkey's Parliament over controversial bill to increase police powers
• Thailand bans commercial surrogacy amid scandals
• Brazil prosecutors seek $1.55B from firms allegedly tied to Petrobras corruption case
• Parliament inquiry criticizes UK, EU of 'sleepwalking' into Ukraine crisis, misjudging Russia
• Focus on Greek bank deposit withdrawals as country hopes to avoid lockdown of financial system
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• Fighter jet crashes during drill in central Thailand; pilot's fate unknown
• Family of 4 Egyptian Christians held hostage in Libya fear for their lives
• Poland's foreign minister: Europe debating ways of countering Russian media propaganda
• Guam police say student taken into custody for bringing firearm to campus
• 3 foreigners shot in central Philippines: 1 German dead, French and Indian wounded
• Indian police arrest 7 men for stealing, selling classified govt documents from oil ministry
• Workers at GM plant in Brazil go strike to protest planned layoffs
• Thailand bans commercial surrogacy for foreigners, Thais after string of scandals
• UN panel is considering publishing secret list of alleged perpetrators of war crimes in Syria
• Honda to adjust North American output because of parts shortage caused by port labor dispute
• Russian opposition leader Navalny given 15-day sentence for handing out leaflets on subway
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• British teen who said he wanted to behead a soldier convicted of terrorism
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• Diplomats: UN agency to report little progress in probe of Iran's alleged work on nuclear arms
• Iraqi officials: Attacks kill 10 in and around Baghdad
• Powerball winner in Puerto Rico claims ticket, but anonymously
• Syrian rebels capture 32 government troops and allied gunmen in Aleppo
• Romanian president appoints ally as new spy chief, after ex-chief resigned over security laws
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• Attacks kill 10 people in and around Baghdad
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• Israeli military's top legal advisor says not concerned by possible ICC probe into Gaza war
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• Germany responds coldly to Greek government's request for 6-month rescue loan extension
• Official says EU will provide armored cars, satellite imagery to monitor Ukraine ceasefire
• Moldovan government seeks to stabilize currency after it suffers 25 percent plunge
• Police from Hungary, Germany, Austria set up joint rail patrols to catch illegal migrants
• Hundreds of Polish farmers march through Warsaw to demand government funds
• UK defense chief says NATO must be ready because Russia poses threat to Baltics
• Morocco announces arrest of 3 extremists seeking to join Islamic State group in Libya
• Reconstruction Officials Cut Wide Swath of Washington Elite
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• Poland to pay $262,000 to secret CIA prison inmates after European court rejects appeal
• Relations get testy between Uruguayans and 6 Guantanamo detainees taken in for resettlement
• Military chiefs from US-led coalition fighting IS group hold strategy meeting in Saudi Arabia
• Boko Haram renews threat that it will violently disrupt Nigeria's March elections
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• Mexico's central bank lowers growth forecast on low oil prices
• Dozens of graves vandalized, crucifixes upended in northern France cemetery
• Swedish Radio apologizes for asking whether Jews share blame for anti-Semitism
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• UN rights experts demand that Iran immediately halt planned execution of man jailed at age 17
• British aid worker killed in South Sudan capital
• Iran's constitutional watchdog and election overseer schedules 2016 parliament elections
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• Career networking website LinkedIn launches an Arabic version from the Middle East
• Argentine government executive branch criticizes Justice Department ahead of silent march
• Myanmar's government says 3 more ethnic rebel groups join fighting in northeastern Shan State
• Suicide car bomber kills 6 Iraqi troops and Shiite militiamen
• Bosnian police arrests suspected Islamic State fighters and their financiers
• Moldova's leu currency down 25 percent this week amid political, economic uncertainty
• Germany condemns Russian-backed rebels' advance on Ukrainian town of Debaltseve
• French boy in Madagascar is abducted by men outside his school, raising security concerns
• Demonstrators protest violence against women near university of murdered student
• Brawl in Turkey parliament shows tempers rising over perceived Erdogan moves to quash dissent
• Germany condemns Russian-backed rebels' advance on Ukrainian town of Debaltseve
• Israel's Supreme Court rules that radical Arab, Jewish candidate may run in March election
• Turkey delivers wanted Lebanese Sunni activist with militant links to Beirut
• Brawl in Turkey parliament shows tempers rising over perceived Erdogan moves to quash dissent
• Demonstrators protest violence against women near university of murdered student
• Civilian casualties in Afghanistan increased by 22 percent, UN finds
• Hong Kong leader calls on residents to be like sheep following last year's democracy protests
• Swiss prosecutors say they're probing local HSBC subsidiary for suspected money laundering
• Egypt refers ousted Morsi among 200 others to military tribunal over 2013 violence
• Fighting erupts in Turkish Parliament: 5 legislators hurt
• Opposition alliance emerges as winner in St Kitts & Nevis after tense day of vote counting
• Israeli toddler wounded in 2013 crash caused by Palestinian stone throwers dies
• Iraq ambassador to UN: Islamic State might be harvesting organs to finance its operations
• Japan fashion chain Fast Retailing vows to stop abuses at fabric and garment factories
• Russia asks UN Security Council for vote on Ukraine measure that endorses cease-fire agreement
• Japan's post office to buy Australian logistics company Toll in $5 billion deal
• Israel announces steps to help Gaza merchants hit by blockade imposed after Hamas takeover
• French court scraps 403M-euros paid to Tapie over Adidas sale in case involving IMF chief
• UN envoy on Syria to brief Security Council on 'freeze' plan, Assad meeting amid criticism
• UN Security Council to meet Wednesday in emergency session on Libya
• Greece's new left-wing government to ease migrant detention rules
• Myanmar refugees flee to China to escape fighting between militants and government troops
• Syrian troops advance in northern province of Aleppo getting close to besieging northern city
• Boko Haram fighters blamed for attack on Cameroonian military base, killing 5 soldiers
• Putin suggests US is sending arms to Ukraine, but says it won't change conflict's course
• Japan central bank says economy on the mend, reaffirms ultra-loose monetary policy
• Indian millionaire charged with murder after allegedly ramming SUV into guard for being slow
• South Korea's president replaces point man on North Korea in small cabinet reshuffle
• Saudi Defense Ministry says military helicopter crashes during night training, killing 4 crew
• Iran news agency reports death of Iranian fighter in clashes against Islamic State in Iraq
• Bob Hewitt trial: Mother of alleged rape victim says her daughter is lying
• Qatar's emir in Saudi Arabia for talks with new king about Yemen, Egypt
• French government invokes special power to pass centerpiece economic reform without vote
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• UK man charged with attempting to obtain a chemical weapon, the deadly poison ricin
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• Offshore magnitude-6.9 earthquake in Japan triggers tsunami advisory
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• Spain: Charges dropped against 9 priests, 2 Catholic lay workers in Granada sex abuse case
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• More than 3,000 Canadian Pacific Railway workers go on strike
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• Egyptian security forces discover longest smuggling tunnel to Gaza ever found
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• UN Security Council draft resolution urges action on Yemen's crisis amid fears of collapse
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• Iceland Fraud Case: Former Kaupthing bankers receive prison sentence for market manipulation
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• Spain: British father arrested for death of German he allegedly found videotaping his daughter
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• Surfer killed after shark bites off legs in second attack in 2 days off Australia's east coast
• Australia's prime minister weakened after surviving party challenge to his leadership
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• With boost in arrivals and earnings, Jamaica reports record year for tourism
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• North Korea tests anti-ship missile
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• Firebombing of bus and truck kill 9 in Bangladesh, latest spasm of violence in blockade
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• Heavy snow, strong winds cause traffic chaos, close down roads in Croatia, Slovenia
• Industrial equipment maker Siemens to ax 7,800 jobs in cost-cutting drive
• Report: Brazilian woman says underwire bra saved her from stray bullet
• Gas explosion in Trinidad damages 5 businesses and injures 13 people, including 3 critically
• Australian prime minister faces internal challenge to leadership next week
• Wife of imprisoned Egyptian reporter for Al-Jazeera pleads for a foreign passport for him
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• Pope says it's OK to spank kids as long as their dignity is intact
• UN climate chief says Paris deal no miracle cure for global warming
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• China releases Canadian woman detained over spying suspicions; husband still held
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• Ex-Soviet leader Gorbachev warns the Cold War between Russia, West could spill into fighting
• Bird enthusiasts tally 1,114 species in Myanmar, 20 of them previously unrecorded
• Boko Haram will top discussions UN chief will have at African Union summit, spokesman says
• Kuwaiti appeals court jails man for 5 years over Twitter comments deemed insulting to ruler
• Russia suspends rule in Europe's human rights watchdog after being stripped of vote
• Kuwaiti appeals court jails man for 5 years over Twitter comments deemed insulting to ruler
• Yemen's Shiite rebels seize strategic military base south of capital
• Iraqi woman involved in al-Qaida's 2005 Jordan attack named in Islamic State hostage crisis
• Dozens of flights cancelled in strikes at Duesseldorf, Cologne-Bonn airports in Germany
• Thailand's junta blocks foundation's event highlighting media censorship
• Hundreds of Czech miners rally in Prague seeking expansion of brown coal mining
• Ugandan Muslim clerics and others set for mass trial amid wave of violent killings
• Activists: Syria government airstrikes kill at least 8 in city held by Islamic State
• Philippines says ASEAN's credibility at stake over China's reclamation of disputed reefs
• ‘Blasphemous’ art display involving Muslim prayer mats pulled from exhibition in Paris
• Chinese officials call attention to baby, gender imbalances due to one-child rule
• European parliament president Schultz heads to Athens as first EU official visit to new gov't
• 8-year-old faces police questioning for saying he supported Charlie Hebdo attackers
• Afghan officials: Roadside bomb kills 4 in the east, Taliban attack on checkpoint kills 11
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• European watchdog and the US call on Russia to free jailed Ukrainian officer on hunger strike
• Spain blames Israel for death of peacekeeper in military's flare-up with Hezbollah
• Philippine economic growth slows to 6.1 percent last year but strengthens in fourth quarter
• Chilean lawmakers approve same-sex civil unions, bill heads to president for approval
• Israel's president urges UN to act against genocide and warns against seeing religion as enemy
• Indian government removes top foreign ministry official
• Iran lawmakers propose bill to scrap 2013 nuclear deal if new sanctions imposed
• Afghanistan detains 2 alleged members of Taliban splinter group that killed Swedish journalist
• Polish governments seeks ways to help people with Swiss franc loans
• Yemen rebels beat, detain demonstrators in capital
• UN food agency says 6 Bulgarian contractors in helicopter crew missing in Sudan
• Sri Lankan lawyers, activists demand chief justice to resign over alleged coup plot
• UN says it can't reach residents of Islamic State's de facto capital in Syria with food, aid
• Egypt seeks to distance police from protester killing
• Gamblers Try to Hold Casinos Responsible for Feeding Their Addiction
• Russian parliament considers condemning "annexation" of East Germany in 1990
• China court: Man wanted vengeance when he set fire on bus that injured 33, left him bedridden
• China punishes officials in Tibet for joining independence groups, supporting Dalai Lama
• Israeli rights group claims IDF violated rules of war with Gaza strikes
• One-day strikes planned for Duesseldorf, Cologne-Bonn airports in security personnel wage spat
• Malaysia to release interim report on missing Malaysia Airlines plane on March 7
• Pope warns of 'absentee dads' who are too busy for kids, creating 'orphans at home'
• Thai 'Red Shirt' leader given 2-year jail sentence for insulting ex-prime minister
• Voltaire's 250-year-old book on tolerance climbs French bestseller lists after terror attacks
• Palestinian protesters attack Gaza UN compound after aid to war victims is suspended
• Leader of Bahrain's main Shiite opposition party pleads innocence at start of incitement trial
• Highest court rules Australia acted legally when it held 157 Sri Lankans at sea
• Vietnam-era helicopter crashes on outskirts of Ho Chi Minh City, killing 4 soldiers
• China's yuan rises to top 5 most-used currencies in global payments
• Australian leader vows to consult more widely after furor over kinghood for Queen's husband
• Israeli group says most of the dead in 70 strikes on Gaza homes were women, children, elderly
• Mexico officials, without DNA confirmation, declare all 43 students dead
• Somali prime minister appoints new Cabinet after withdrawing first list of appointees
• US-backed Liberia project fails: Insider connections, questionable scrutiny, environment harm
• Colombia takes tougher tone with Venezuela in calling for opposition leader's release
• 2 killed, 6 hurt in northern Mali protest after clash between civilians, peacekeepers
• 2 Rwandan army officers deny charges of public incitement against the government
• British born Israeli journalist and author David Landau dies in Jerusalem at age 67
• Venezuelan officials reject allegation of high-level drug trafficking
• Pakistan military says its airstrikes kill 76 militants
• Officials say 5 foreigners killed in attack on luxury hotel in Libya
• Norway: Sanctions being seriously considered if South Sudan rivals don't reach peace agreement
• Iraqi Expatriates Help Rebuild Their Homeland
• Romanian spy chief who criticized top court for rejecting security laws resigns
• Spain: 10 priests, 2 lay workers indicted in sex abuse case that drew Pope Francis' attention
• Airlines cancel flights to Baghdad after passenger plane hit with gunfire
• Belgium detain 3 individuals that could have links to terror network
• White farmers in Zimbabwe worry about new evictions linked to country's political battles
• Police raid small southern French town with jihadi network that has seen 6 deaths in Syria
• 2 Romanian ex-ministers jailed for espionage, organized crime, in sale of state companies
• Industrial machinery maker Siemens see earns fall on derivatives, slower power business
• Dutch judge approves extradition to US of Russian suspect in multimillion dollar hack
• Denmark spends $9 million on de-radicalizing extremists, including returning former fighters
• Ericsson fourth-quarter profits down by a third, hit by decline in North America
• Moscow court refuses to lift house arrest for opposition figure Navalny
• Gamblers Try to Hold Casinos Responsible for Feeding Their Addiction
• Canadian soldiers involved in 2 more firefights with Islamic State militants
• Iraqi officials: Bombings in and around Baghdad kill 8 people
• France, desperately seeking jobs and growth, debates bill to free up labor rules
• 2 suspected looters killed in South Africa during wave of attacks on immigrant-owned shops
• Iraqi officials: Gunshots fired at Emirati passenger plane on landing at Baghdad airport
• After terrorist attacks, French authorities raid prison cells of radicals, find equipment
• Liberia: Only 5 people being treated for Ebola in country
• Saudi Arabia carries out first beheading under new king in case that has stirred attention
• Egypt's state newspaper calls out president in critical column following protester's death
• Libyan official says deputy foreign minister freed after gunmen kidnapped him in eastern Libya
• Interview: Cypriot defense minister says island aims to become regional search-and-rescue hub
• Egyptian appeals court convicts and sentences doctor in female genital mutilation case
• Germany's Ifo survey of business optimism rises for third straight month, beats expectations
• Independent Crimean TV station raided by Russian security forces
• Study says Germans have skeptical view of Israel, a majority want to put past behind them
• Central African officials kidnapped by former Muslim rebels have been freed, handed over to UN
• Morocco arrests Algerian suspected of belonging to IS-linked group that beheaded Frenchman
• 2 Malian troops killed, 3 wounded in ambush in country's volatile north
• Budget airline AirAsia scraps fuel surcharges on all flights as oil price plummets
• Iran foreign minister summoned by parliament to explain friendly stroll with John Kerry
• Report: Iranian lawmakers thank Guard commander for his victories against IS group
• More than 30 Filipino anti-terror police commandos killed in clash with rebels, mayor says
• Tunisia's Islamists to vote against new minority govt in upcoming confidence vote
• Missing journalist found dead in Mexico's Veracruz state; prosecutor links mayor to killing
• Images of shot Egypt protester on eve of uprising anniversary revive focus on police violence
• Japan logs record trade deficit in 2014 as weak yen helps imports outpace export recovery
• Belgian finance minister sees room to discuss 'modalities' of Greek program, not the essence
• Congo lawmakers approve revised electoral law after scrapping provision that sparked protests
• 30 Filipino police commandos killed in clash with rebels
• Militiamen kidnap Central African Republic sports minister on his way home from church
• Auschwitz survivor indelibly marked by memory of Nazi horror, Russian liberation 70 years on
• Spanish police arrest 4 suspected jihadis
• Officials say bombings in Iraq's capital, Baghdad, kill at least 8 people and wound 22
• Romanians protest repayments for Swiss franc loans, blame the banks, urge new laws
• Amid uproar, Israeli prime minister says he'll go 'anywhere' he's invited to warn about Iran
• Iraqi cleric freed in Norway after serving nearly 3 years in prison for death threats
• Reporter credited with breaking news of prosecutor's death leaves Argentina fearing safety
• Afghan capital shaken by huge explosion, police says casualties expected
• Massive power outage strikes Pakistan, leaving much of country without electricity overnight
• UN Security Council condemnation of indiscriminate shelling of Ukraine city of Mauripol
• Explosion in Philippines kills 2, leaves 54 wounded
• Avalanche kills 1 man in Norway's remote Arctic archipelago of Svalbard
• European Central Bank official denies lower euro was prime consideration behind stimulus
• Essay Writers Look for Room at the Inn
• Spanish nursing assistant who beat Ebola only to find her dog had been put down adopts new pet
• Libyan Islamic militant group Ansar al-Shariah says leader Mohammed al-Zahawi has been killed
• Indonesian rescuers try to lift fuselage of crashed AirAsia jetliner, retrieve 4 more bodies
• Concerns over violence spark top US diplomat Kerry to visit Nigeria's presidential candidates
• Report: German university quietly cremated 'Butcher of Hannover's' head after 89 years
• Protester shot dead by police at a leftist party march in downtown Cairo
• Controversial proposed election law withdrawn by Congo's parliament after deadly unrest
• Spanish police arrest 4 suspected members of a jihadi cell
• Officials say 2 bombings in Iraq's capital, Baghdad, kill at least 7 people
• 2 Peruvian police killed in clash with farmers protesting against mine
• Egyptian court overturns 37 death sentences, orders a retrial in criticized mass trial
• Ukraine head of reforms: reducing corruption top priority as country seeks another bailout
• Coal production drops in China for 1st time in 14 years as country switches to cleaner energy
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• Ex-Guantanamo detainee Omar Khadr seeks bail pending US appeal
• US Coast Guard repatriates 16 Cubans rescued from boat that began to sink near Puerto Rico
• Hundreds of protesters with 'Je suis Muslim' placards rally in Sydney over coverage of Islam
• Policemen assigned to protect killed Argentine prosecutor being investigated
• Pope urges new cardinals to refrain from excessive partying: Like grappa on an empty stomach
• Blast kills 1, wounds 37 in southern Philippine city near area of clash with militants
• UN chief paints worsening picture of war in Syria citing widespread conflict, high casualties
• C. African Republic: Authorities negotiating release of kidnapped aid workers
• More than 3,000 villages destroyed in Darfur fighting as violence spiked in early 2014
• Mexico university campus near Texas border closes over gang threats, attempted extortion
• US seeks extradition of fraudster financier after release from Turks & Caicos prison
• US man appears in Halifax court on charges of possessing dangerous chemicals, police threats
• UN Security Council members arrive in Haiti for 3-day visit amid nation's political gridlock
• Armenian Defense Ministry says 2 servicemen killed in border clash with Azerbaijani forces
• France quietly buries gunman who killed 5 people in Paris after debate about terrorist burials
• An All-White Prom in Georgia
• Activists say a Syrian government airstrike outside of Damascus kills at least 32 people
• Vietnam to allow casino at island resort, may let Vietnamese join gambling
• Congo's Senate votes down measure that drew protests over concerns elections would be delayed
• Top French court upholds stripping citizenship for binational jihadi in terrorism case
• Madonna's Sales Tank After One Week
• German finance minister denies that Germany has modelled a Greek exit from euro
• Saudi King Abdullah pushed gradual reforms at home, led Arab Spring backlash
• Officials say 10 feared dead after boat collision in waters off South Korean island
• Belgian authorities looking for man seen with chief suspect in the May Jewish Museum attack
• Denmark says West should start talking to Syrian president but Assad has no future
• Russian parliament OKs joint military command for Russia, neighboring breakaway region
• New Role for U.N. Employees
• Crude bomb explodes in courthouse in eastern India, killing 2 and injuring 12
• Students at new Guam high school break ground for new gymnasium
• Key moments in ex-Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra's political career
• 2 dead after bomb explosion outside Indian courthouse
• Saudi Arabia's new monarch, King Salman, a longtime statesman, mediator in family disputes
• HSBC survey finds China factory activity shrinks for second straight month
• SKorea economic growth slows to 2.7 percent in 4Q, weakest expansion in 6 quarters
• Rights activists laud pardon for Salvadoran woman imprisoned after apparent miscarriage
• South Korean president nominates new prime minister in shake-up after ferry criticism
• Puerto Rico creates U.S. territory's first nature reserve trail system for blind people
• Rights group: Planned flogging of Saudi blogger delayed for second week on medical grounds
• SAfrican rioters target foreign-owned shops in looting spree in Soweto area of Johannesburg
• ECB says it will pump new money into economy through bond purchases until inflation picks up
• Former Swedish foreign minister says he smuggled condemned student from Afghanistan in 2009
• Amnesty Int'l says Mexico should investigate army in students' disappearance
• 15 dead after bus hits farm truck, flips and catches fire in northwestern Mexico; 26 injured
• Portugal Telecom's domestic assets sold for $8.4 billion as part of Brazilian merger
• Algeria to boost oil production to compensate for falling prices, says energy minister
• Kenya police: DNA results show body not that of missing International Criminal Court witness
• French tourism to Tunisia dropped in 2014, even before Paris attack, says minister
• Ukrainian forces nearly defeated at airport near separatist-held city, ending monthslong siege
• Iran sentences former vice president to 5 years in prison for unspecified crimes
• Rights group: Media suppression in Ethiopia curtailing democratic space ahead of polls
• Iraqi officials say 2 bombings kill 14 soldiers and Shiite militiamen north of Baghdad
• Myanmar government accuses Kachin rebels of trying to derail peace process, as tension soars
• Indian court orders release of woman activist on hunger strike for nearly 15 years
• Divers retrieve 6 more bodies from waters around crashed AirAsia jetliner
• Israeli premier accepts Boehner invitation to speak to Congress in March
• Zambia's ruling party candidate leads in results from election to replace president who died
• Nepal steps up security, anticipating trouble both in parliament and on the streets
• UN urges Myanmar to speak out against sexist, insulting language from firebrand monk
• Sentence Reduced for Egyptian Grandmother in Kidnapping Case
• Beard of Egypt's King Tutankhamun glued back on with epoxy after detached during cleaning
• International Monetary Fund: Venezuela economy will shrink by 7 percent in 2015
• States Rush to Early Position in 2004 Primaries
• Algerian premier says plans to exploit shale gas reserves have been scrapped after protests
• UN commission urges international court to prosecute Central African Republic perpetrators
• Venezuela leader pledges 15 pct wage hike amid economic crisis, rejects currency devaluation
• Russian FM says Moscow wants Syria peace talks to be representative
• Egyptian pound weakens to historic low against dollar
• US says Russia's latest 'peace plan' for Ukraine is nothing more than an 'occupation plan'
• International prosecutor calls for renewed push to arrest Kony after commander arrives at ICC
• Grandmother busted for possessing cocaine at bingo hall
• Ukraine asks International Monetary Fund for new financial rescue program as economy worsens
• Mexican government official says kidnapping investigations dropped 18 percent in 2014
• Authorities plan salvage operation off Australia in case missing Malaysian airliner is located
• UN helicopter fires on rebel vehicle carrying heavy weapons in northern Mali; 4 killed
• Shiite rebels, Yemen's embattled president reach agreement to end violent standoff in capital
• Mexican governor apologizes after video of him slapping aide an online sensation
• Indonesia investigator says no signs of sabotage in AirAsia crash
• Kenya gov't considers China's request to repatriate Chinese nationals arrested for hacking
• Longtime Vatican sex crimes prosecutor to head new appeals board to speed up decisions
• France's Total says tests fail to find gas in area off Cyprus where it has drilling license
• New Sri Lanka president pardons ex-army chief who was jailed after challenging former leader
• DAVOS WATCH: Political, business leaders discuss global uncertainties in first day at Davos
• Car bomb explodes in the central Syrian city of Homs; official says several people killed
• Canada's central bank cuts key interest rate amid oil slump
• Making Time to Say Thank You
• Catholic bishop appeals to IRA to pinpoint unmarked grave of Irish teenager killed decades ago
• Surrendered Ugandan rebel commander headed for war crimes trial was a kidnapped child soldier
• Kosovo miners go on strike, demand government takes over administration of mining complex
• Emaar Malls Group, owner of Middle East's largest mall, posts bump in revenues, profits
• Turkish policemen sentenced to 10-year prison terms for beating protester to death
• Russian FM: North Korea's Kim Jong Un is 'positive' about invitation to visit Moscow in May
• Doctors Without Borders resumes medical work in western Myanmar year after it was expelled
• Top EU court upholds sanctions against uncle of Syrian leader Assad
• Eurostar travelers face more delays after Channel Tunnel power supply problem
• Brazen ships accused of poaching lucrative fish near Antarctica ignore navy patrol's orders
• Australia detains Malaysian killer but won't send him back to Malaysia to face execution
• Iran's Revolutionary Guard vows to punish Israel for its general killed in airstrike in Syria
• Sri Lanka's new gov't to investigate high-profile killings alleged to have had state backing
• France minister: About 10 French ex-soldiers fighting with Islamic extremists in Syria, Iraq
• UN official: Flow of Syrian refugees to Lebanon drops after Beirut imposed strict restrictions
• Whitney and Bobby Stir Things Up in Vegas
• Ugandan rebel army commander en route to The Hague to face trial on war crimes charges
• Toyota remains top automaker in global sales at 10.23 million vehicles, beating Volkswagen, GM
• Canadian special forces perform ground role in Iraq, directing coalition airstrikes against IS
• 1 dead, 3 wounded in Guinea after grenade thrown at soccer fans watching team play Ivory Coast
• Japan central bank sees growth rebounding from contraction in coming year, raises forecast
• Mexico: 3 caught shrimping in endangered porpoise refuge, also defied broader red-tide ban
• Scandinavian Surprise
• UN Security Council holds emergency meeting to hear about chaos in Yemen from envoy
• New Yorker writer says he didn't write op-ed in Chinese state media run under his name
• UN worker taken in Central African Republic day after militia kidnaps 2 humanitarian workers
• Rome mayor: 500 extra police, soldiers needed to keep key sites safe from terror attacks
• Good News & Bad News for Pres. Bush
• Tunisian military court sentences blogger to 1 year in prison for insulting army
• Rome court convicts 6 far-right extremists for promoting pro-fascist, anti-Semitic ideas
• International Criminal Court warns it will prosecute all parties to war crimes in Nigeria
• After difficult year, Morocco predicts economic rebound in 2015
• Iraqi officials say 2 bombings kill 8 people in Baghdad
• ICC: Lord's Resistance Army commander en route to The Hague
• Activists: 'Tens' killed, wounded in Syrian government airstrike on market in IS stronghold
• Spain: Church electrician testifies he doesn't remember confessing to stealing priceless Codex
• 4 men in Paris court are first to face terror attacks charges
• Norwegian police order house arrest at asylum center for Mullah Krekar after prison release
• Critics: Medicare Report Is Smoking Gun for Fat Police
• 10,000 Cameroonians flee inland after Nigeria militants stage attacks, kidnappings
• Alitalia, after Etihad takeover, plans new routes, 3 hubs, aims for profit in 2017
• Russia says its soldier suspected of killing Armenia family will stand trial in Armenia
• German breeders criticize pope's comments about rabbit sexuality
• Nagorno-Karabakh says soldier killed in fighting with Azerbaijani forces
• Bahrain activist Rajab jailed for 6 months over tweets, but can remain free pending appeal
• Russia parliament gives initial approval to law on declaring foreign groups 'undesirable'
• Investigators: Rome's increasingly a strategic, operative base for southern Italian mobsters
• German official urges Israel to cooperate with international court on possible war crime probe
• On Egypt Police Day, el-Sissi says right to protest secondary to desperately needed stability
• Sri Lankan Tamil party calls on new government to share power, resolve ethnic conflict
• Israel on high alert for possible Hezbollah retaliation after strikes on fighters
• Hundreds of police take part in Germany anti-terror raids
• Australia raises its terror threat level for police to 'high' after international attacks
• Turkey: 20 detained over alleged wiretaps on Erdogan, other officials' encrypted phones
• West Bank official: Palestinians pay civil servants partial salaries after Israeli freeze
• 6 firefighters killed in Taiwan roof collapse after rescue of 2 people in bowling alley blaze
• 200 police raid 13 residences in Germany based on Islamic terrorism suspicions
• New Sri Lankan health minister: Kidney patients stricken by mystery disease are a top priority
• North Korea seeks to discredit prominent gulag survivor over partial backtrack on life story
• Russian defense minister visits Iran, signs agreement on expanded military cooperation
• Germany's ZEW survey rises more than expected; ECB lending data improves
• Thai anti-graft body recommends charges against 2 former ministers over illegal rice deal
• Myanmar releases Rohingya doctor; rights groups say many political prisoners still behind bars
• Following 'unimaginable' year, survey finds trust levels in many countries back at 2009 levels
• Romanian prosecutors reopen case of dissident beaten to death in jail 30 years ago
• Australian prime minister calls on Indonesia to show mercy to 2 Australians on death row
• General says Canadian soldiers forced to defend themselves in firefight in Iraq
• Pope's 2015 travel wish list: Ecuador, Bolivia, Paraguay, Central African Republic, Uganda
• Turkish president Erdogan chairs 1st Cabinet meeting amid accusations of power-grab
• Malaysia slashes 2015 federal budget, cuts growth forecast as falling oil price hurts revenue
• Vietnam sentences 8 people, including 2 women, to death for heroin trafficking
• UN condemns escalating attacks by Nigerian extremist group Boko Haram which threaten region
• French Foreign Ministry: 67-year-old French woman NGO kidnapped in Central African Republic
• Guardian: British spy agency GCHQ kept emails from journalists at major publications
• Sweden summons Saudi diplomat to protest flogging of blogger convicted of insulting Islam
• IMF cuts forecasts, says slowdowns in Europe, Japan, BRICS outweigh boost from cheap oil
• Watchdog Group Slams Anti-Environmental Pork
• Q&A: Power struggle in Yemen threatens US-backed leader's fight against al-Qaida
• Pope says he wasn't justifying violence with Charlie Hebdo 'punch' but rather a human reaction
• Widow of man killed in 7/7 terror attack jailed for stealing from her son's compensation fund
• Eurostar trains delayed but running through English Channel after smoke incident
• Former Swiss banker Rudolf Elmer found guilty of passing secrets to WikiLeaks, avoids prison
• 30 hostages taken by Boko Haram in Cameroon are released
• Denmark cuts key interest rate by 0.15 percentage points to 0.05 percent before ECB decision
• Dad gets 'no-show' bill after son, 5, misses birthday party
• Indonesia says foreign opposition won't change its policy of executing drug offenders
• Wall at warehouse being built in Philippines collapses, killing at least 10 workers
• Iranians gather at French embassy to protest Prophet Muhammad cartoon
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• 14 killed, thousands displaced by tropical storm, landslides in Madagascar
• Austrian police arrest suspected Russian gang leader accused of at least 6 killings
• With fighting flaring in eastern Ukraine, EU says no time to ease Russia sanctions
• On tough home turf of Paris kosher grocery killer, fears of more terrorists in the pipeline
• Former aide to Nelson Mandela is called a racist after saying SAfrica president is anti-white
• Hollande, once France's least popular leader ever, sees major boost in polls after attacks
• Gun battle between rebels, military reported in Yemeni capital
• Taliban attack on Afghan soldiers in eastern province leaves 2 troops dead
• Indonesia rejects foreign appeals, executes 6 drug convicts, including 5 foreigners
• Leader of Christian militia arrested in Central African Republic
• Afghanistan investigates Cabinet nominee over alleged appearance on Interpol wanted list
• Congo: Proposed change to election law sparks opposition outcry
• Hindu-Muslim clash leaves 3 dead in India
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• German opposition leader's immunity from prosecution lifted over cannabis plant probe
• Italy has expelled 9 suspected jihadis since December
• Israeli intelligence says it has arrested first known local Islamic State cell
• Japan's discredited opposition Democratic Party picks new leader, vows to regain public trust
• Israeli foreign minister says Palestinian President must be removed following war crime probe
• Canadian actor who starred on "Hee Haw" and writer Don Harron has died at age 90
• Eurostar services between UK & France resume after smoke triggers alarm in Channel Tunnel
• Anti-Islam rally in German city Dresden canceled over threat
• UK Home Secretary urges redoubling of efforts to wipe out anti-Semitism amid fears post Paris
• US manufacturer of Oreo, Mondelez International, begins building new Bahrain plant
• Scuffle between Air India pilot and ground engineer delays flight with 122 people on board
• Officials say 2 bombings targeting busy markets around Iraq's capital, Baghdad, kill 9 people
• Volunteer dies in accident after Mass by Pope Francis in typhoon-ravaged Philippine city
• Canadian held in Nepal on child sex abuse charges
• Residents trapped in villages as fighting flares between Myanmar troops, Kachin rebels
• Macedonian investigative reporter ordered jailed by appeals court; journalists protest
• Source: Greek police detain 4 alleged terrorists, including suspected Belgium cell ringleader
• UN peacekeeping base attacked in northern Mali; 1 dead, 1 injured
• Lithuania tells citizens to stay calm in handbook amid growing worries over Russian neighbor
• 3 missing, 2 hospitalized in Russian mine explosion
• 3 security guards wounded in bombing outside Algerian Embassy in Libyan capital, Tripoli
• Canadian tourist in Nepal arrested on child sex abuse charges
• Americans Cannot Name Democratic Presidential Candidates
• US unveils first plan of its kind to fight drug trafficking in Puerto Rico, US Virgin Islands
• Mexico court orders cartel capo Caro Quintero recaptured in 1985 torture, killing of DEA agent
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• International aid headed to flood stricken Mozambique and Malawi, where scores have died
• Irish police arrest suspected French-Algerian militant using fake passport to enter Ireland
• France strengthens law to stop would-be jihadists from travelling, monitor returnees
• White House support of Muslim Brotherhood leaves some in Middle East puzzled
• Greece: 2 banks seeking liquidity assistance, ahead of Jan. 25 national election
• Turkish prosecutors seek prison for TV presenter for tweet on government corruption
• Taliban roadside bomb kills 2 policemen in north Afghanistan
• Russia shrugs off reports about Syrian opposition refusal to attend Moscow talks
• President: France at 'war' against terrorism, won't abandon international military operations
• Rights group: Saudi Arabia delays more flogging of convicted blogger, cites medical reasons
• Congo government says an offensive against FDLR rebel group 'only a matter of time'
• Zimbabwe says it is cash-strapped, will export elephants for funds, despite objections
• Iraq officials: Bombs, mortars kill 17 people, including 8 troops in village retaken from IS
• Kerry adds meeting with Iranian foreign minister to Paris schedule as nuclear talks continue
• Kazakhstan holds military drills intended to simulate response to "separatists"
• Council on American-Islamic Relations seeks to be removed from terrorism list in Emirates
• Algiers police struggle to stop over 1,000 rallying against Charlie Hebdo's Muhammad cartoons
• More than 800 Russians have joined the Islamic State group, Russian diplomat says
• Afghan police: Roadside bomb planted by Taliban kills 2 policemen in north
• Iran says John Kerry raised case of jailed Washington Post reporter on sidelines of nuke talks
• Sharks close Australian city Newcastle's beaches for 7th day; boy bitten on hand elsewhere
• In detailing cause for Amazon probe, EU executive says tax deal with Luxembourg may be illegal
• Report: Boat sinks on China's Yangtze River, leaving 20 missing, including several foreigners
• Russian markets cautious as investors brace for first credit downgrade to junk in a decade
• Top Chinese security official under investigation in broad anti-corruption crackdown
• Large sharks close beaches at Australian city of Newcastle for a 7th day during tourist season
• Lebanese army arrests 3 men it says are suspected of plotting suicide attacks
• Switzerland arrests former Liberian rebel commander, suspect's brother says
• Cuba to print higher-denomination peso bills in step toward unifying dual-currency system
• Low oil prices have Mexico considering a delay in the bidding of some exploration contracts
• German newspaper apologizes for printing fake Charlie Hebdo cover with anti-Semitic cartoon
• Kenya's third largest newspaper apologizes for reprinting Charlie Hebdo cartoon
• Authorities in Dresden launch major investigation into killing of Eritrean asylum seeker
• Divers search AirAsia fuselage for bodies, prepare to hoist wreckage
• US, UN, EU and Russia to meet in late January to discuss Israeli-Palestinian issues
• 2 Italian aid workers freed in Syria; authorities say they will return home soon
• Cat saves abandoned Russian baby from freezing to death
• Arab League say Hezbollah leader's criticism of Bahrain was "incitement" to violence
• EU lawmakers condemn Turkey media crackdown, say democratic reforms in decline
• Spain: French gunman traveled to Madrid with his wife before attacking kosher market
• Militant leader urges jihad, or holy war, in Egypt and calls on youth to join the fight
• UN human rights chief appeals to Saudi king to pardon convicted blogger, halt his flogging
• Police and protesters clash as Armenians demand handover of Russian murder suspect
• French broadcast monitor studying problems with attack coverage, whether it hindered police
• Grandson of Albania's former communist dictator Hoxha held in international drug ring bust
• Thailand urged to cancel plan to put prisoners to work on fishing boats to fill labor shortage
• Kerry says US, Britain discussing initiative to deal with Boko Haram
• China says its new flight routes that Taiwan objects to are needed to ease flight delays
• Ahead of annual gathering in Davos, World Economic Forum warns over conflicts between states
• Spanish police arrest 2 migrants for allegedly killing 10 others in boat fight over prayers
• China punishes officials for abusing power when organizing Muslim pilgrimages to Mecca
• Swiss National Bank scraps minimum exchange rate policy against euro, slashes interest rates
• Family of Woman Shot at Spector Home in Limbo
• Kerry presses Bulgaria on weaning itself from Russian energy dependence, urges more reforms
• Official data show German economy grew 1.5 percent last year, much faster than in 2013
• Madagascar's president names new prime minister amid public discontent
• Indian troops kill 2 suspected rebels in gunbattle in disputed Kashmir region
• Sri Lanka new president removes military governor, appoints civilian in Tamil-controlled north
• Hard Lessons Learned
• UN chiefs tell North Korea that renewed dialogue is only way to improve relations with South
• UN chief tours Honduras to evaluate efforts to curb violence in world's deadliest nation
• China transport regulators promise shakeup of taxi industry after widespread driver strikes
• Bank of Korea cuts 2015 outlook for South Korean economy, cites reduced government spending
• India's central bank cuts key interest rate by quarter point to 7.75 percent in surprise move
• Great white shark closes beaches at the Australian city of Newcastle for 6th day
• Honduras: 3 bodies found in clandestine grave at youth jail, believed to be reported escapees
• US seeks to help Bulgaria wean itself from near-total Russian energy dependence
• Mexico taking new bids on high-speed train concession derailed by favoritism allegations
• Families of victims of Tunisia's 2011 revolution interrupt ceremony marking 4th anniversary
• Spain: Catalonia to hold special regional election to gauge if lawmakers favor independence
• Austria lifts adoption restrictions for gay couples
• Pope visits Buddhist temple, sees relics in rare honor during Sri Lanka pilgrimage
• 1 Kenyan soldier and 5 militants die in extremists attack of Kenyan army, Kenya military says
• Southeast Asia ship hijackings rise in 2014
• Police check Turkish newspaper over Charlie Hebdo cartoons, allow distribution to proceed
• US official: American troops hand over LRA commander wanted for war crimes to Ugandan soldiers
• Iraq authorities find 16 bodies in mass grave northeast of Baghdad
• In Islam, a long tradition against depicting the prophet
• Fingerprints of body found in river are not those of missing ICC witness, Kenya police say
• Israeli high school students go on strike nationwide to protest canceled field trips
• Satellite images show Nigerian destruction, human rights group says
• Austrian high court ends restrictions on the rights of gay couples to adopt children
• Germany approves plan to withdraw ID cards from Islamic extremists
• Video shows leader of Nigerian militant group Boko Haram praising attacks in Paris
• 10 people killed, thousands displaced in Mozambique floods as government issues red alert
• Guards kill 3 suspected poachers at Indian rhino reserve
• Czech Republic to treat ill, injured children of Syrian refugees, offer asylum to families
• State paper: China arrests Turks in alleged plot to smuggle out Uighurs, including to Syria
• Kerry voices US support for Russian effort to bring Syria parties together for talks
• Sri Lankan Cabinet minister asks police to investigate former president's alleged coup attempt
• World Bank: Philippines reducing poverty, can end it within a generation with sustained growth
• Adviser to EU court says key ECB backstop for eurozone is compatible with treaty
• Cambodia's tough and wily prime minister marks 30 years in power with mixed record
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• 102 bodies found floating in Ganges River in India
• Russia's finance minister: government to revise spending plans amid ecomomic downturn
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• Dominican police, prosecutor arrested after 1 ton of cocaine disappears
• A look at the pros and cons of the big stimulus program the European Central Bank is weighing
• UN, influential ambassadors vow support for Haiti leader as opposition pledges protests
• North Korea again insists it had nothing to do with Sony hacking and demands evidence
• 2 plead not guilty on charges of leaving bombs at provincial legislature on Canada Day 2013
• North Korea wants US evidence of its role in Sony hacking
• Top Egyptian Islamic authority warns French magazine against provoking Muslims with new issue
• Reports: Rome prosecutors investigating a dozen foreign residents on suspicion of terrorism
• Rouhani seeks to reassure Iranians amid plummeting oil prices, says others will be worse hit
• Russian soldier suspected of killing a family of 6, wounding baby, detained in Armenia
• Ex-British leader Blair defends no-arrest letters to IRA fugitives, denies keeping deal secret
• FOX News Channel: Fair and Balanced
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• Polish priest convicted of sexually abusing boys, sentenced to 7 years in prison
• In possible good news for France and Italy, EU to interpret budget rules with flexibility
• Brazil's Petrobras fails to meet 2014 output target
• France votes to extend airstrikes in Iraq against Islamic State group after terrorist attacks
• Flooding in Malawi kills 48 people, leaves 23,000 people displaced, after heavy rains
• Israeli newspaper accused of Photoshopping female leaders out of Paris rally photo
• Swiss to vote on compensation for former child laborers, others taken from families
• Dozens with Polish descent evacuated from eastern Ukraine, with Warsaw's aid
• Kerry in Geneva for nuke talks with Iranian foreign minister as March target date approaches
• Sri Lanka's former president denies allegations that he attempted a coup after losing election
• Portugal Telecom shares slip after $8.7 billion deal postponed amid mounting problems
• A look at 4 Jewish victims of Paris supermarket attack buried in Israel
• Turkey: 6 suspects, including foreigners, questioned over Istanbul suicide bombing
• Ukraine's parliament calls for Russia, France, Germany to aid freeing pilot held by Russia
• Over 40 British companies launch trade mission to Egypt, biggest in over 10 years
• Cameroon says 143 Boko Haram militants killed
• Canadian think-tank: Low oil prices may lead Alberta's oil-heavy economy to dip into recession
• Newspaper Charlie Hebdo publishing Prophet Muhammad cartoon on cover of 1st issue since attack
• Afghan official: Roadside bombing in Kabul kills civilian, wounds 3 people
• Deadly bootleg liquor kills at least 17 villagers in northern India; 122 others hospitalized
• Fatalities after drinking contaminated beer rises to 72 in Mozambique; police investigate
• Canadian police arrest 3rd man in terrorist conspiracy charge
• Russian ruble goes down helped by low oil prices
• Cuba moves to slightly expand Internet service at price still prohibitive for most Cubans
• Kooky Cookie Lawsuit
• Quebec town: Proposed settlement in oil train disaster is just a fraction of what's needed
• China's December exports rise 9.7 percent, imports shrink; full-year trade grows 3.4 percent
• French far-right leader faults EU immigration, security policy, austerity for attacks
• UN General Assembly to hold meeting Jan. 22 on growth of anti-Semitism worldwide
• 5 killed, 2 missing after school bus plunges off cliff on Caribbean island of St. Vincent
• Syria blasts Turkey over allowing Paris attacker's wife to cross border
• Cambodian leader inaugurates operations at country's biggest hydropower project
• Russian soldier suspected of shooting dead family of 6 in Armenia; baby survived
• Egypt official: Adviser of ousted Islamist president released over health concerns
• Saudi police say al-Qaida gunman involved in last week's deadly Iraq border attack
• China says 6 would-be bombers killed in latest violence in ethnically tense Xinjiang region
• Somalia's prime minister names his cabinet with few changes
• China auto sales slow in 2014 but reach 19.7 million vehicles; sales in Dec rise 16 percent
• Russian foreign minister says anti-terror cooperation with the West should resume
• Qatar's top diplomat says claims it will expel Hamas leader Khaled Mashaal are 'just rumors'
• New Sri Lankan president appoints Cabinet, announces parliamentary elections in 3 months
• Snowden ally says Russian spy agency sought to recruit NSA leaker, but he declined offer
• Suicide bomber kills 12 in Iraq, sparks fighting between security forces and ISIS
• Kerry will go to Paris this week for talks on countering extremist violence
• Lebanese security forces clear notorious jail block holding militants after attack
• Islamic State affiliate in Libya claims abduction of 21 Egyptian Christians
• 3 dead, 13 hurt after passenger bus overturns on one of most dangerous Balkan roads
• Armenian Defense Ministry says 2 people killed in clash on border with Azerbaijan
• 69 dead, 196 hospitalized in Mozambique after drinking tainted homemade beer
• German police release 2 men detained over arson attack on paper that printed Charlie cartoons
• Number of deaths linked to drinking poisonous beer in Mozambique rises to 69; 196 hospitalized
• Interpol places former Ukrainian president Yanukovych on international wanted list
• Minor accident in Kerry's motorcade in India; no injuries
• Spain: Police arrest 16, including 12 lawyers, for alleged ties with Basque armed group ETA
• Austrian police detain 2 teenage girls looking to join ISIS
• Austrian police detain 2 teenage girls allegedly looking to take Islamic militant husbands
• Vatican will try an Italian protester who scaled St. Peter's Basilica 5 times
• 9 killed, 25 hurt after bus plunges into river bank in southern Brazil
• Hong Kong pro-democracy tycoon's home, business attacked with small firebombs
• Gambia president says Britain played no role in last month's failed coup attempt
• Veteran correspondent's view on huge Paris rally: awesome bonding of French in time of terror
• Swedish military confirms 2nd submarine search after major hunt in October
• 9 killed, 25 hurt after bus plunges into Brazil river bank
• Israeli premier: Bodies of French Jews killed in Paris grocery store to be buried in Israel
• Pope in new book says concern for poor, critique of capitalism is Gospel, not communism
• Lawyer say Kuwait online newspaper publisher and former government minister jailed for article
• Mali appoints new cabinet after prime minister's ouster, naming 8 new ministers
• China's plan to land unmanned craft on moon, return to Earth advances another step
• Suspected member of Islamic State group arrested in Germany
• Bus falls off road into ravine in Peruvian Andes, at least 23 dead and 44 injured
• German justice minister: cancel next anti-Islam rally out of respect for Paris victims
• The Truth About Deficits
• UN official in Congo says its force, with government troops, ready to attack rebels in east
• Officials say explosion inside coffee shop in northern Lebanon kills 2, wounds others
• Montreal Canadiens play French national anthem before game at Bell Centre
• Strong quake rocks Philippines capital, no reports of damage or injuries
• Shanghai cancels famed lantern festival following deadly New Year's stampede
• Intelligence official: Turkey believes woman sought in French attacks passed through country
• Syrian opposition groups split over Moscow peace talks, as some say they'll go, others say no
• Turkmenistan's president fires head of central bank and state natural gas company
• Police defuse bomb found in Istanbul shopping mall, detonate butane canisters at second mall
• French Jews mourn victims of kosher market terrorist siege, at time of religious tensions
• Mother of man who led Gambia's failed coup has been held for over a week, relatives say
• Sweden's main opposition party elects new leader to replace former premier
• 2 Ivory Coast soldiers killed in attack on military posts near Liberia border
• Bangladeshi citizens suffocate in their room in Lebanon amid snow storm
• Pope names new envoy to Haiti on 5th anniversary of devastating quake
• Thousands of people protest in Yemen's capital against president and powerful Shiite rebels
• Video purports to show ex-Pakistani Taliban members pledge to Islamic State group, behead man
• UK's Cameron and other leaders to join French President Hollande at rally after terror attacks
• Messi, Serena Williams promote new campaign to get children an education
• Cyprus' national airline to shut down after breaking EU rules on state financial aid
• South Korea to deport Korean-American accused of praising rival North Korea
• Two brothers arrested on terrorism charges in Canada
• No one held accountable in South Sudan massacre that raised memories of Rwandan genocide
• Bill Cosby heckled at third and final show of Canada tour
• Witness says Saudi blogger convicted of insulting Islam has been publicly flogged 50 times
• Pakistani police say suicide bomber has killed 5 people outside mosque in Rawalpindi
• Saudi blogger receives 50 lashings before crowd for insulting Islam
• Police official: gunman holds 2 people hostage in southern French city of Montepllier
• Saudi Interior Ministry says 3 Saudi citizens took part in deadly attack along Iraq border
• Guyana awaits $60 million from India's government to help buy large ferry and build highway
• Police order all shops closed in famed Jewish area in central Paris far from hostage scenes
• Down With the Boycott in Florida
• Russia lists transgender people among those unfit to drive for medical reasons
• Shiite Muslim Leader Changes His Mind About an Islamic State in Iraq
• In surprise, Sri Lankans vote in challenger to longtime president
• UN Envoy to Libya says he has met with members of Libya's warring parties as he pursues talks
• EU leaders put terrorism at top of agenda at Feb. 12 summit after French newspaper attack
• Jozef Oleksy, a Polish communist party leader and democracy-era prime minister, dies at 68
• Costa Rica FM: No conflict seen as China challenges US influence in Latin America
• Harvard University helps organize 2-day economic forum in Congo, giant yet poor country
• Saudi blogger to be publicly flogged for insulting Islam
• Footballer convicted of rape blames 'mob rule' for forcing Oldham to abandon plan to sign him
• Muslim police officer and editor's police bodyguard were among those slain in Paris attack
• Guatemala court orders US woman to face trial on charges of participating in illegal adoptions
• 2 popular Puerto Rico sites to get additional resources, protection in US conservation program
• 4 dead in tourist catamaran wreck off Costa Rica
• UN urges Congo's president to authorize joint UN-Congo military action against rebel group
• Mexico holds 13 police for investigation in journalist's disappearance, tests 2 bodies for DNA
• Hagatna library should soon re-open after faulty air conditioners caused closure in September
• Bill Cosby tells woman at show "You got to be careful about drinking around me."
• China's inflation edges up in December despite lower crude prices, but increase still low
• Palestinians says International Criminal Court prosecutor can examine alleged war crimes now
• Mali's president picks new prime minister in power shakeup, marks 3rd premier in 17 months
• Egypt announces parliament elections, vote to start March 21
• China says 680 overseas fugitives accused of graft have returned amid anti-corruption campaign
• Pope Francis raffling off car, other items to benefit poor
• Uruguay officials find explosive near Israeli Embassy, safely detonate it
• Britain increases security at ports, borders in wake of deadly attack on Paris newspaper
• Tadeusz Konwicki, prominent figure in Polish literature and cinema, dies at 88
• 60-year-old man found dead near safety after trekking across remote Australian Outback
• Police: Pakistani Muslim accused of blasphemy killed after release from jail
• Verdict in trial of ousted Egyptian president Morsi set for April 21
• Suicide attack leaves 15 dead in Iraq
• Pakistani cricket legend, politician Imran Khan ties knot with ex-BBC journalist Reham Khan
• Bosnian Serb lawmaker charged with genocide over 1995 Srebrenica killings
• Polish, German universities to waive Nazi-era stripping of titles by Breslau University
• Mexican authorities say 10 bodies, 11 severed heads found
• Cartoonists wonder whether Charlie Hebdo's irreverent brand of humor will survive killings
• Afghan officials: Roadside bombing kills policeman, wounds 3 in central province
• UN inquiry finds ethnic cleansing of Muslims in Central African Republic, but no genocide
• Feds Battle Ladies of the Night Over Former Brothel's Fate
• Dissidents free but questions hang over US-Cuba deal; no word from US spy or Fidel Castro
• Potshots From a Hypocrite
• Deadline nears as historic $32M lotto prize in Puerto Rico goes unclaimed
• China hosts Latin American bloc in Beijing, pledges to double two-way trade to $500 billion
• Vietnamese police arrest lawmaker for alleged fraud over housing project that never started
• McDonald's French fry shortage prompts furor in Venezuela; some see 'economic war'
• Syria war photo exhibit at UN draws opposition's 'whitewash' protest, demand for cancellation
• Samsung Electronics estimates that 4Q operating income was down 37 percent
• Cuban dissident says he believes 2 men on US list of 53 political prisoners have been freed
• Italy beefs up security at 'sensitive targets' after France newspaper attack
• Iraqi officials: 8 people killed in attacks in and around Baghdad
• UN secretary-general calls France attack 'unjustifiable and cold-blooded crime'
• Iran's judiciary moves to block phone and messaging services LINE, WhatsApp and Tango
• Morocco's king fires sports minister after soggy field marred international football game
• Turkish foreign minister says Hamas exiled chief is free to travel to Turkey
• Global Warming Converts Desert Into Fertile Lands?
• Pitchman Actor's Politics Draw Fire for MCI
• Do You Believe President Bush?
• Jacko's New Lawsuit Raises Questions
• Niger, Chad troops fend off Boko Haram attack, destroy militant base inside Nigeria
• Leftist jurist Carlos Gaviria dies in Colombia, leaving legacy of progressive rulings
• Thousands of workers strike for 6th day at major shoe factory in southern Vietnam
• Surveys show China manufacturing weak in February, industry facing deflationary pressures
• Some parents of 43 missing college students in Mexico turn to gang leader seeking help in case
• At least 4 killed, dozens captured in clash between vigilante groups in troubled Mexican state
• Thai military court gives 25-year prison sentence to man accused of insulting monarchy
• Transportation unions strike in Argentina to protest tax rates and inflation shuts down cities
• Qatar ambassador returns to Cairo after rift over Egyptian airstrikes in Libya
• Congolese commanders sign declaration to combat sexual violence in war, a move welcomed by UN
• Prominent opponent of Merkel's euro bailouts quits leading post in German governing party
• Death toll rises to 14 in attempt to take gasoline from crashed tanker in Mexico
• Remaining international staffers leave chaotic Yemen, UN says
• Vatican: pope's choice of Chilean bishop, contested by abuse victims, was 'carefully' vetted
• Wanted by his native Denmark, former SS officer Soren Kam dies in Germany at 93
• Greece disagrees with sanctions against Russia, Tsipras says before Moscow visit
• Iraqi officials: Suicide blast targets bus with Iranian pilgrims north of Baghdad, killing 6
• Fingers pointed at al-Shabab in violent killing of Ugandan who prosecuted terror cases
• Wild rhino chased back into forest after rampaging through Nepal city, killing woman
• NATO chief in Europe: convoy of US troops crossing E Europe reassures allies, tests bridges
• US Pacific Fleet admiral says China is 'creating a great wall of sand' in South China Sea
• Typhoon kills 5 on western Pacific island, officials say
• After 2014 vote count scandal, ballots in Poland's May presidential vote to be hand-counted
• Bosnia forms new government 6 months after elections, substantial reforms ahead
• Turkish military officers acquitted of charges of plotting a coup in retrial
• Fleeing violence in Yemen, refugees arrive in Somalia
• Canadian police charge man in deaths of young brothers who were asphyxiated by python
• New research says Anne Frank likely died a month earlier
• Police chief: Roadside bombing in remote eastern province in Afghanistan kills 7 people
• Activists: Syrian troops hit rebel-held city of Idlib with missiles and airstrikes, killing 14
• Poland says its plans to train Ukrainian army instructors as part of NATO program
• Following signs that oil price falls have bottomed out, eurozone consumer price falls moderate
• Singapore charges teen for video criticizing late leader Lee Kuan Yew and Christianity
• Spain: Police arrested family including 2 minors allegedly intending to join jihadis in Syria
• Japan extends sanctions against NKorea for 2 years, seeks faster progress in abductions probe
• UK economy grew by 2.8 percent last year _ more strongly than previously thought
• Power transmission glitch causes outage in several Turkish cities
• 21 killed, 38 injured when passenger bus plunges into ravine in Peruvian Andes
• Pakistani officials arrive in Saudi Arabia to assess Yemen coalition
• Russia's Lavrov headed back to Iran talks in Switzerland, where prospects for deal are 'good'
• With Thai airlines facing sanctions over safety concerns, junta head may push aviation reform
• Taking a Stand and Taking Some Heat
• Canadian Parliament approves extension and expansion of mission against the Islamic State
• 'Diplomatic' Disputes Mar Iraq Reconstruction Administration
• Gypsy Reunites 'Bosom Buddies'
• Secret Tactics to End Terrorism
• Romanian prosecutors probe businessman son of ex-Moldovan president for corruption charges
• Maldives Parliament passes law stripping convicts, including ex-president, of party membership
• Armed men attack Red Cross truck in northern Mali, killing driver, wounding passenger
• Trial of 6 people accused of joining Islamic State group starts in Azerbaijan
• Amnesty calls for release of arrested Congolese activists; lawmakers investigating
• Turkish Airlines flight diverts to Casablanca after note with word 'bomb' is found in toilet
• Egypt-Saudi differences over Syria, Libya raise questions over joint Arab action
• Report: Iranian journalist defects while covering nuclear negotiations in Switzerland
• Land mines left over from Iraq-Iran war explode, killing 5 Iranian border guards, shepherd
• AP Interview: Saudi Prince Saud al-Faisal says challenges persist in attracting non-oil funds
• Turkish flight diverted to Casablanca in bomb threat hoax
• NATO chief seeks closer cooperation with the European Union on new security challenges
• South Korean ex-con gets plastic surgery before robbing again
• Tunisian museum reopens after deadly attack against tourists
• Swiss restaurant serves Kerry pizza near Iran nuclear talks site
• Wild rhino rampages through city in southern Nepal, killing woman and injuring several others
• Strong quakes strike off South Pacific nation of Tonga; no reports of injuries or damage
• Egyptian security official says 14 killed in traffic crash in the southern province of Sohag
• Thousands of protesters demonstrate against Belgian austerity reform for second day running
• Police arrest 26 in raids on anarchist group suspected of sabotage and planting explosives
• Israel charges Palestinian from east Jerusalem for fighting with Islamic State in Syria
• Twin car bombings rip through commercial area in Baghdad suburb, kill at least 11 people
• Malaysia proposes anti-terror laws allowing detention without trial to curb Islamic militants
• Flirty '50s Style Defines Summer Fashion
• Co-pilot of crashed Germanwings plane treated for suicidal tendencies, German prosecutors say
• Syrian president says IS has been expanding since airstrike campaign began
• Activists: Syrian security forces killed detainees before rebels captured northern city
• Q&A: Arabs look to create joint force to intervene in regional hotspots
• Harsh Saudi response to Swedish criticism tests Europe's willingness to promote rights
• ISIS beheads 8 Shiites in Syria
• China says evacuating citizens from Yemen, suspending anti-piracy patrols off Somali coast
• Tsunami warning issued for parts of Pacific after powerful earthquake strikes Papua New Guinea
• Israel installs solar panels on roof of parliament to cut electricity use by 10 percent
• Cameroon residents kill suspected Central African Republic rebels during kidnapping attempt
• Australia responds to Germanwings disaster by mandating at least 2 people stay in cockpits
• Tsunami warning issued for parts of Pacific after earthquake
• Waistline Police Pull a Fasting One
• Modern odyssey: Migrants from Africa, Asia seek to enter Europe through the Balkans' back door
• By land or by sea: Huddled masses of Africa, Asia, Middle East use 4 routes to European Union
• French woman wounded in Tunisia museum attack dies, bringing number of deaths to 22
• Kenya president Uhuru Kenyatta suspends 4 ministers over alleged corruption
• Modern odyssey: Africans seeking new life in Europe make epic trek through Balkans' back door
• Attempt to recover gasoline from crashed truck leads to death for 4 in Mexico
• Things to know about Nigeria as it holds most closely contested election for president
• Australia signs up to negotiations on Chinese-led Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank
• Bomb explodes in front of Egypt's largest and most prominent university, injuring 8 people
• 2 Czech tourists abducted by gunmen in Pakistan in 2013 released, return home
• More than 280 passengers, crew face spending 3rd night aboard stranded ferry off Greek island
• UN draft resolution would not lift Libya arms embargo, despite government's plea for aid
• El Salvador soccer players accused of match-fixing acquitted of criminal charges
• Guatemala arrests alleged gang member as suspect in slaying of journalist over extortion
• Mexico pledges 25 percent cut in greenhouse gas, soot emissions by 2030 for climate talks
• Pakistan army says its soldiers kill 15 militants in ground operation near Afghan border
• 2 more Galileo satellites launched from French Guiana spaceport for EU navigation system
• Chinese president promotes strong Asian cooperation for economy, stability at Boao Forum
• Snowden meets Swedish lawmakers in Moscow to talk about surveillance, privacy issues
• 2 Czechs kidnapped in Pakistan in 2013 freed
• Key dates in prosecution of Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito for death of Meredith Kercher
• Brazil police report massive tax fraud scheme that has caused almost $2 billion in losses
• Spain says 2014 budget deficit was 5.7 percent, below target figure set by Europe
• UN refugee agency condemns LRA's kidnapping of 16 Congolese, including refugees
• Russian official says about 1,500 residents of North Caucasus region have joined Islamic State
• Brazil's economy barely avoided recession last year, rising 0.1 percent
• UK expands probe into police 'cover up' of child sex abuse allegations
• Ethiopia, economy booming, charts a new course with massive projects, sheds famine stereotype
• Iranian foreign minister: Nuclear talks focused on theme, although Yemen being discussed
• French court OKs media access to Sarkozy's campaign files amid suspicions of illegal funding
• Ukraine rebels hand over bodies of 22 govt soldiers killed in battle for Donetsk airport
• Tribunal charges another Khmer Rouge suspect, defying Cambodian prime minister's warnings
• Report: Cluster bomb left behind by Israeli forces wounds 6 boys in southern Lebanon
• Thai airlines face safety scrutiny, bans on new flights after aviation body finds problems
• About 70 migrants rescued from berm on Greek-Turkish border
• Thailand's junta leader vows to fight forced labor in fishing industry after AP slavery probe
• Nigerian military claims it destroyed Boko Haram HQ, killing several fighters
• Turkey could provide logistical support to Saudi-led operation in Yemen
• Israel indicts Arab Druse from Golan Heights on suspicion of spying for Syria
• Through Russian paper Poland seeks facts about abducted leaders who died in Soviet prison
• Poland charges 2 Russian flight controllers in 2010 plane crash that killed Polish president
• German airline could face 'unlimited' damages for crash blamed on co-pilot
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• Bomb hits police bus in southern Pakistan, wounding 10 people
• Turkish parliament approves bill expanding police powers despite charges of 'authoritarianism'
• Police say 10 people killed, dozens injured in a stampede at Hindu festival in Bangladesh
• A look at the Italian trials that produced flip-flop Amanda Knox verdicts
• Young Mexican needing transplant denied visa by the US before appointment at Mayo Clinic
• Israel's Netanyahu tapped to form new government, setting stage for coalition negotiations
• Iran says good progress has been made as nuclear talks with global powers resume
• Yemen allies Saudi Arabia and Egypt consider intervention in Yemen, but likely only by air
• Myanmar files criminal charges against 69 people after peaceful protests against education law
• US envoy presses for negotiations after South Sudan president's term is extended by 3 years
• Bus hits land mine in eastern Ukraine, leaving 4 people dead, 11 wounded
• Italian, Albanian police say they have cracked an ISIS recruitment ring
• Romanian senate votes against lifting senator's immunity in corruption probe, criticized by US
• Turkish military says troops retaliated to attacks by Kurdish rebels
• Palestinian prime minister heads to Gaza in renewed attempt to reconcile with Hamas
• Canadian judge to decide if ex-Gitmo detainee Omar Khadr gets bail
• Syria's opposition says it won't attend new round of Moscow peace talks in April
• Argentina's foreign minister criticizes Britain for increasing military capacity in Falklands
• War crimes tribunal denies Charles Taylor's request to serve sentence in Rwanda, not Britain
• Argentine government criticizes Citibank for deal to process bonds, exit custodial business
• Prosecutor: Central African minister arrested on charges he raped a teenager
• Minute by minute, the demise of Germanwings flight that crashed in the Alps with 150 aboard
• Student protesters supporting teacher strike in Togo clash with police in north
• List of 15 Auschwitz inmates, most of whom later died there, found in a Polish school library
• Islamic State group's affiliate in Libya claims car bombings that killed 12 in Benghazi
• Maldives ex-president will not appeal 13-year sentence because of delay with court documents
• Finnish climber, Nepalese guide die while descending from top of world's 10th tallest mountain
• Key dates in the Amanda Knox prosecution for the death of Meredith Kercher
• China rejects calls for release of women's rights activists held over plans to display posters
• Correction: Japan-Nuclear-Flawed Cleanup story
• Turkish military fires shells in retaliation to stray Syrian rocket that injures 5 at border
• 2 Ukraine officials arrested on live TV during gov't meeting
• Australian leader backs China-proposed bank as long as it is transparent, not run by Beijing
• Iraq's oil exports in February were below planned, depriving nation of funds for IS fight
• Germany signs deal to return Nazi-looted Matisse painting from Gurlitt trove to lawful owner
• Sri Lanka returns military-held lands in former war zone in conciliatory step toward Tamils
• Former President Jimmy Carter meets Saudi crown prince during visit to kingdom
• Liv Tyler's Wedding Makes Her Lady of the Rings
• Thai seafood firm drops supplier after AP report links slave-caught fish to its supply chain
• Syrian rebels seize ancient town near Jordanian border
• Hungary says it has reached deal with EU on Russian fuel supply for expanding nuclear plant
• American mathematicians Nash, Nirenberg share Norwegian $820,000 Abel Prize
• 3 Chinese tourists killed as tour bus crashes on popular Thai island of Phuket
• Egypt forensics authority fires doctor who said woman shot by police died because too skinny
• UK minister: Britain to add helicopters, communications system to Falklands Islands defenses
• 2 killed when explosive detonates, apparently by accident, in northern Mali, official says
• Iraq's top diplomat meets with Assad in Damascus, discusses common threats
• UN committee approves benefits for all married spouses of gay staffers, in a defeat for Russia
• Iran official criticizes demand for snap inspections of nuclear sites, says obstacle to deal
• Suicide bombers in cars hit checkpoint in eastern Libyan city of Benghazi, killing 5
• Australia says counterterrorism squads prevent 200 suspected jihadis from leaving Australia
• Swedish military reports Russian military aircraft over Baltic Sea with transponders off
• French plane crash is first fatal accident for Germanwings, Lufthansa's low-cost unit
• Dutch prosecutors demand 5-year sentence for meat processer accused of selling horse as beef
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• Pope's alms-giver arranges private tour of Sistine Chapel for Rome's homeless
• AP investigation: Men forced to work as slaves to catch seafood for global supply
• UN Security Council expected to approve 1,000 more peacekeepers for Central African Republic
• Greek PM meeting with German opposition after lengthy and "constructive" talks with Merkel
• UN proposes Libya unity government led by presidential council and elected parliament
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• Official says gunmen in eastern Afghanistan open fire on highway, killing at least 13 people
• Train hits truck at unguarded railroad crossing in Thailand, killing 7 construction workers
• Gunmen kill at least 13 in Afghanistan highway attack
• China executes 3 over last year's mass knife attack at Kunming train station
• Group: 7 killed, 1 injured in munitions explosions in South Sudanese state of Unity
• Militant attacks in Egypt's restive Sinai kill 2 soldiers, police conscript, officials say
• Russia to resume space tourism in 2018 as demand for seats for astronauts falls
• Jailed critic of Swaziland government gets solitary confinement after writing protest letter
• Both Islamic State group, Syria government slow down aid delivery in conflict, UN says
• Pastor jailed 1 year for questioning cross removals in China
• Possible outcomes to Amanda Knox's appeal of conviction in roommate's murder
• Romania's ex-president meets prosecutors in criminal probe for alleged threats and blackmail
• Maldives invites international agencies to observe ex-president's appeal of jail sentence
• Cameroon's ruling party celebrates 3 decades in power while opposition calls for change
• Kuwait police break up march of hundreds of protesters demanding release of opposition leader
• British election candidate quits over alleged attempt to plot with far-right group
• Canada to announce air strikes over Syria, 1-year extension of anti-IS military mission
• Russian police detain union members involved in protests against layoffs at a Volkswagen plant
• Son of Senegal's former president sentenced to 6 years in prison for corruption conviction
• Guatemala, Honduras create task force on crime, migration, following visit by US VP Joe Biden
• Egypt president orders issuing of new bonds to generate funds for developing Suez Canal zone
• Unexploded bomb in northeastern Czech Republic forces evacuation of 1,000 residents
• Report says China manufacturing slips to lowest level in nearly a year as new orders shrink
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• At Botswana meeting, conservationists warn that poaching of African elephants remains severe
• Australian competition watchdog proposes blocking Qantas-China Eastern agreement
• Report says Japan must boost productivity to stave off economic decline as population shrinks
• Moroccan militant cell with kidnap agenda got weapons through Spanish enclave, says police
• Mysterious white powder found in envelopes sent to Canada lawmakers
• Spain: Judge recommends trial for 6 accused of running slush fund for ruling Popular Party
• Purported Islamic State group affiliate in Yemen claims mass killing of 29 soldiers
• Pakistan displays its first locally manufactured armed aerial drone
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• Ill worker begins two-week voyage from Antarctica to Australian hospital
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• Jordan says it will take part in training Syrian rebels to fight against Islamic State group
• Turkey: dozens detained over alleged fraud and cheating in public sector exam
• UN envoy cautiously optimistic about nominations this week for Libya unity government
• Moldovan region elects pro-Russian leader, who then stresses good relations with Chisinau
• 6.1-magnitude quake shakes northern Chile; no immediate reports of damage
• Alibaba invests in Israeli venture capital company, terms of deal not disclosed
• Top German court seeks more evidence in bid to ban the country's main far-right party
• Official: Internationally recognized Libyan government shoots down rival government's warplane
• Israel's Netanyahu appears poised to build new coalition after securing majority backing
• Police say gasoline bomb thrown at parliamentary building in Berlin, far right suspected
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• Singapore founder Lee Kuan Yew, who remade sleepy port into wealthy city-state, dies at 91
• Ugandan police shuts down 5 madrassas over allegations they are training Islamic extremists
• UN envoy warns that events are pushing Yemen 'to the edge of civil war' and urges peace talks
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• NATO commander: West must contest Russia's social-media postures in 'informational warfare'
• 5.3-magnitude earthquake rattles Mexico City
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• Southeast Asian nations complete pact to allow qualified banks to operate freely in the region
• Brazil judge accepts cartel charges against 11 companies
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• 5 feminist activists still detained in China after Women's Day crackdown, group says
• Families of 2 Australians on death row visit Indonesian island where they are to be shot dead
• State TV reports Iran to allow nuclear inspectors access to Marivan, purported explosion site
• Rousseff asks for patience as Brazil's economy weakens, Petrobras corruption probe widens
• St. Lucia's PM says island's police kept 'death lists', planted guns at shooting sites
• Thailand's national police chief says weekend court attack linked to Bangkok mall bombing
• At least 5 feminist activists still detained in China after Women's Day crackdown, group says
• Kurdish official says Canadian soldier slain in Iraq killed after ignoring peshmerga order
• 2 Australian brothers aged 16 and 17 stopped at Sydney to prevent them joining Islamic State
• Finland's national radio broadcasts readings of complete Quran in Finnish to improve knowledge
• 2 Australian teens stopped from joining ISIS at airport
• 2 Brazilian policemen killed, 5 injured in separate attacks in Rio de Janeiro slums
• 1 killed, 9 wounded in bomb blasts in Egypt
• French premier says far-right leader Le Pen could win 2017 presidential race
• Security officials: Yemen's defense minister flees capital, Sanaa, to join president in Aden
• Looking for Miracles
• Toxicology tests to determine if dog was poisoned at UK show
• Australia says MH370 search to continue even if scouring of current search area comes up empty
• 15 wounded after prison riot in Afghanistan as inmates hold hostages
• UK police detain trespasser who climbed to Parliament's roof and stayed the night
• Activists: US-led coalition airstrikes hit al-Qaida-linked militants in northwestern Syria
• Prisoners hold hostages after 5 Afghan police officers, 10 inmates wounded in prison riot
• Iraqi officials say bombings kill 11 people around Baghdad
• China's imports shrink in February in new sign of economic weakness
• No contact with 9 foreign oil workers kidnapped by IS group in Libya, Austrian official says
• Ukraine hopes to get its industry connected with global market, but faces isolation and crisis
• Austrian official: IS attack on oil field in Libya leaves 9 foreign workers 'unaccounted for'
• UN envoy favors naval blockade to patrol Libya coast as talks continue between rival factions
• Brazil prosecutors say politicians received monthly payments in Petrobras kickback scheme
• Protesters march in Mozambique, call for justice over killing of prominent lawyer
• Canadian soldier killed, 3 others wounded in friendly fire incident in Iraq
• Official: Technical roadblocks for Iranian nuclear deal eliminated
• Families of missing girls lash out at police for failing to contact them directly
• Train carrying crude oil derails in northern Ontario; no injuries repoted, fire at site
• Nepal's only international airport reopens; thousands of stranded passengers begin leaving
• Tens of thousands of Israelis attend pre-election anti-Netanyahu rally in Tel Aviv
• Spain: Moroccan woman suspected of jihadi recruitment arrested at Barcelona airport
• Geologist claims Amphipolis tomb posterior to main burial monument
• Egyptian officials say bomb explodes at Emirati bank north of Cairo, 2 killed and 16 wounded
• A year after it vanished, what's the latest in the hunt for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370?
• Silver linings in yearlong search for Flight 370: No sign of plane but many useful discoveries
• Mexican official: Troops arrest 14 federal police officers in kidnapping of border businessman
• 31 suspected criminals kidnapped in Iraq, officials say
• Former Mossad chief rejects parts of Netanyahu's Iran speech to Congress
• Palestinian official says Gaza fisherman shot dead off coast by Israeli naval forces
• Puerto Rico ex-police sergeant sentenced to 8 years in prison for fatal beating of teen
• Iraqi forces retake western town near air base
• Rich businessmen probed in Chile campaign finance scandal involving right-wing politicians
• Iraqi officials say gunmen dressed all in black kidnap 31 suspected criminals in Baghdad
• 5 dead in Mali restaurant attack
• Environmental issues top major legislative meeting in China amid pollution concerns
• UN Security Council OKs resolution condemning use of chlorine as weapon in Syria
• Feminist activist detained in China ahead of International Women's Day
• ExxonMobil Corp. subsidiary begins exploratory drilling for oil, gas off Guyana's coast
• UNESCO chief denounces destruction of ancient site in Nimrud, Iraq attributed to Islamic State
• South Sudan rivals fail to reach agreement, talks break up without a conclusive peace deal
• German court convicts man accused of running PKK finances in Europe, sentences him to 6 years
• UN says it has not received any Ukraine peacekeeping request for turbulent eastern region
• Al-Qaida's branch in Syria confirms death of its field commander in airstrike
• Egyptian police say road accident east of Cairo has killed 15 people
• French broadcaster rebuked over TV host's question about alleged 'Jewish influence' on premier
• Parties Have Difficulty Tapping Potential Talent
• American woman and Canadian man in alleged mall murder plot get new court date in April
• South African president's children in stable condition after being injured in a car accident
• Macedonia opposition accuses government of election fraud, releases pre-vote audio recordings
• European Union submits plan to reduce emissions by 40 percent to UN ahead of Paris pact
• Ukrainian officer imprisoned in Russia is ready to end 3-month hunger strike, her lawyers say
• Mexico finds 2nd mummified body in glacier, may be from 1959 avalanche
• British broadcaster say they will hold election debates, with or without David Cameron
• Mexico's central bank auctions off $200 million as peso nears 6-year low against US dollar
• Tiny bird previously believed to be extinct rediscovered in Myanmar
• Lawmakers urge British government to be more outspoken on Hong Kong democracy
• German Parliament passes law to allow pensions for laborers in Nazi ghettos in occupied Poland
• Frenchman faces terror charges for helping runaway 14-year-old who tried to join Islamic State
• Vatican releases stats ahead of Int'l Women's Day: Fewer than one-fifth employees are women
• Dutch police order tests on soap possibly made with remains of Holocaust victims during WWII
• Ukrainian officer imprisoned in Russia is ready to end 3-month hunger strike, her lawyers say
• German Parliament passes law to allow pensions for laborers in Nazi ghettos in occupied Poland
• Tiny bird previously believed to be extinct rediscovered in Myanmar
• Somebody's Lying...
• Officials: Sole witness in Russian opposition figure's slaying receives death threats
• Portugal's leader blames tax lapses on forgetfulness, lack of cash; refuses to resign
• 2 men suspected of recruiting Islamic fighters for Syria reported arrested in Belgium
• China: Sri Lanka suspends $1.4B resort development as Colombo reevaluates formerly close ties
• 9 injured after knife attack at China train station
• Study says number of foreign-born population in England jumps by half million in 3 years
• Tajik businessman and opposition figure shot dead in Turkey
• AP Interview: Head of UN Women laments that not a single country has reached gender equality
• Knife attack in southern China train station leaves 9 injured; 1 suspect shot dead
• Ukraine says it is pulling back rocket launchers from front line in accordance with cease-fire
• BP signs $12B deal to develop Egypt gas field set to come online in 2017
• Poverty rises in Philippines due to higher food prices, lingering effects of Typhoon Haiyan
• UN calls on Indonesia to halt execution of drug smugglers, says it won't stop trafficking
• Nepal's only international airport to remain closed at least another day with blocked runway
• Man dies in landslide in Bosnia as bad weather hits Balkans closing roads, flooding villages
• EU slaps travel bans, asset freezes on more Syria regime backers as conflict drags on
• Stoltenberg says German chancellor Merkel asked him to become NATO chief
• Student sentenced to death in Taiwan for slashing 4 people to death on Taipei subway
• US draft urges UN to condemn use of chlorine in Syria
• Iraqi ministry: Islamic State militants "bulldozed" ancient Nimrud archaeological site
• Turkish prime minister says world never had a plan to end Syrian civil war
• Libya says 11 oil fields non-operational after attacks from ISIS
• Occidental Petroleum pays Peru indigenous confidential sum in Amazon pollution settlement
• Knife attack in southern China train station leaves 9 injured, with 1 suspect shot dead
• Macedonia sued over wiretap claim by former presidential candidate
• Mexico: Soldiers kill 4 after coming under attack while patrolling near border with Texas
• Egypt to present about 50 projects at investors conference, valued at $35 billion
• Former Bolivia police chief jailed in probe over illicit enrichment, drug-trafficking ties
• South Africa says it will investigate allegations of espionage against ombudsman and others
• Iran says team of special operatives has freed Iranian diplomat abducted in Yemen in 2013
• Envelopes with white power found at offices of Canadian ministers in Quebec
• Boko Haram killing men, tribes linked to Chad, witnesses say
• Almost half a million people in Darfur displaced in 2014, most in a decade, UN report says
• In Suriname, indigenous groups present lawmakers with plan to conserve roughly half of country
• Mexican court holds alleged Knights Templar leader over for trial on drug charges
• Missing persons committee apologizes to family for giving them wrong bone fragments
• Floods kill at least 42 people in Tanzania, as authorities warn of more heavy rains
• Witnesses: Boko Haram killing men, boys, tribe members linked to Chad in northeast Nigeria
• A Debt of Gratitude
• Russia launches military maneuvers in the southwest
• New Theory About Daniel Pearl and Terrorists
• Cyprus police probe new group claiming responsibility for pair of bombings against referees
• Family of Canadian pastor says he has been detained in North Korea, facing charges
• Burkina Faso: Exhume grave of revolutionary leader Thomas Sankara, key to 27-year-old mystery
• Moscow court hands 15-year to Russian police officer convicted of spying for US
• Teacher sentenced to 6 years for attempt to join Islamic State
• EU urges Russia not to enforce old natural gas contract with Ukraine
• EU extends asset freeze on ex-Ukraine leader and other former top officials for a year
• Poland's lawmakers to go through military training due to conflict in neighboring Ukraine
• Kerry: State Department will move quickly to review emails Clinton has sought to make public
• Top Swiss court throws out insurance claim from man kidnapped by Taliban in Pakistan
• Iran carries out operation to free diplomat held in Yemen
• Singapore sentences 2 German men to caning, 9 months in prison for vandalizing train
• Ukraine ex-finance minister arrested in Spain, wanted for alleged embezzlement of public funds
• Military jet crashes in central Turkey, killing 2 pilots
• Independent Russian NGO ousted from Gulag prison camp museum
• After lifting Ebola ban, North Korea now says foreigners welcome to run in Pyongyang marathon
• Czech Republic honors 8 victims killed in restaurant shooting in southeastern town
• Singapore court fines blogger for comments on constitutional challenges to law banning gay sex
• Spain welcomes energy deal with Portugal, France as a step toward EU independence from Russia
• Ukraine bans certain Russian media outlets from reporting official events
• Brazil police say woman described as 'longtime friend' helped US cult leader elude authorities
• Libya makes urgent appeal to UN Security Council to lift embargo on weapons 'completely'
• Palestinian President Abbas assails Israel, says it stripped his government of all authority
• Activists, Iran website report pro-Iranian Afghan Shiite commander killed in Syrian battle
• Dominican Republic temporarily closes consulates in neighboring Haiti due to security concerns
• Kerry heading to Saudi to ease Gulf Arab concerns on Iran nuclear talks, discuss Yemen
• Governor of Russia's Sakhalin Island arrested on charges of accepting $5.6-million bribe
• Turkey seeks EU help to stop 'ghost ships' ferrying hundreds of migrants to European shores
• Venezuela*s president rejects speculation he is considering calling off legislative elections
• Report: Killings and dismemberments continue in Colombian port city at alarming rate
• Al Qaeda affiliate attacks Syrian intelligence office in Aleppo
• Iran nuclear talks resume in Switzerland as Kerry meets Iranian FM after Netanyahu speech
• Effort planned to recover mummified body found buried in snow on Mexico's highest peak
• China sets official economic growth target of about 7 percent for 2015
• Australian police charge 6 men with smuggling drugs from Colombia
• Romania begins transporting gas to Moldova, which seeks to be less dependent on Russia
• Claim of 'dirty money' from drugs provokes uproar in Iran ahead of parliamentary elections
• Thousands of passengers stranded in Scandinavia as pilots' strike at Norwegian expands
• British citizen killed in Syria fighting alongside Kurds against Islamic State group
• Culture officials suspected of poorly spending funds for collapse-plagued ancient Pompeii
• German man arrested at Duesseldorf airport on suspicion of membership in Islamic State group
• Kenya: Businessmen, ex-officials charged for fraud and abuse of office
• Council of Europe: France violates rules that ban spanking, other corporal punishment of kids
• UN extends expert panel monitoring sanctions on North Korea, urges help on alleged violations
• Egyptian court upholds 10-year prison sentences for 2 police officers over killing of activist
• Brother of top Russian opposition figure Alexei Navalny transferred from Moscow jail to prison
• Saudi newspaper: 6 citizens behind al-Qaida abduction of diplomat who was freed after 3 years
• Lesotho opposition parties form coalition to gain majority in election with no clear winner
• EU to adapt its foreign policy to react quickly to crises, cut reliance on other partners
• Iran demands extradition of suspected Iranian militant figure reportedly arrested in Pakistan
• Libyan official: Airstrikes target Islamic State militants after attack on oil field
• Singapore police investigating reports of man posing as Uber driver and overcharging customers
• China defends military items found on cargo ship headed to Cuba
• Simon Not Leaving American Idol: Stakes Too High
• Human rights groups cite abuses in Azerbaijan with 100 days to go to European Games
• Singapore police investigating reports of man posing as Uber driver and overcharging customers
• French nuclear industry in turmoil after Areva suffers 4.8 billion euros in losses in 2014
• Slovenian lawmakers approve same-sex marriage, adoption amid protests from conservative groups
• Brazil attorney general seeks investigation into 54 politicians in massive kickback scandal
• Yemen's president offers Riyadh as venue for talks with rebels if no agreement on Taiz, Aden
• Support for new Greek government soars after it promises to spend $234M on poverty relief
• Cambodia's Khmer Rouge tribunal charges 2 new suspects, defying prime minister's wishes
• Low inflation allows India's Reserve Bank to cut key lending rate
• UN Security Council OKs creation of sanctions regime for South Sudan
• Canadian central bank says 'Spocking' of former PM Wilfred Laurier on $5 bill not illegal
• European Union officials break up major cross-border tax fraud ring, arrest 9 people
• Drop in Russian car sales this year to hurt Ford and GM's plan to return to profits in Europe
• Arab lawmaker says right-wing Israeli activist threw juice at her, called her 'terrorist'
• British investor and Kremlin critic urges international probe into Nemtsov's killing
• Church says Canadian pastor missing in North Korea
• South Sudan rebels urge president to make more concessions as deadline for peace deal nears
• Hundreds die as Chad troops seize northeast Nigerian town; Nigerians repel Boko Haram attack
• Study of ancient DNA backs theory of massive steppe migration to Europe some 4,500 years ago
• French president to make historic trip to Cuba amid improving ties
• Serbian war crimes prosecutors indict 5 in 1993 train abduction and killing of 20 people
• Switzerland to automatically share bank data with Australia as part of crackdown on tax cheats
• Activists: Islamic State releases 4 more Christian hostages from dozens it abducted in Syria
• Argentina top court rejects president's criticism, demands in 1992 Israeli Embassy bombing
• UN envoy urges Sri Lanka to address mistrust among ethnic Tamils of government's peace moves
• UN mission says Libya talks will resume in Morocco this week
• Turkey calls its airspace note on military maneuvers in Aegean Sea a mistake, cancels notice
• Italian police nab anti-corruption businessman they say pocketed a $110,000 payoff
• Turkish cargo planes deliver military aid to Iraq
• Russia's rainy day fund drops 10 pct in dollar terms in Feb as state tries to support budget
• Court fines Turkish President Erdogan for calling Armenia peace monument a 'monstrosity'
• EU report says more needs to be done to meet environmental goals like emission cuts
• Macau casino revenue plunges by half as Chinese gamblers stay away during Lunar New Year
• Strong quake strikes off western Indonesia; no immediate reports of injuries or damage
• Croatian president tells Bosnians they can count on her country's help to get into the EU
• Philippines suspends oil, gas exploration in disputed South China Sea region
• Archaeologists in Egypt discover 3000-year-old tomb in Luxor, beautifully painted
• Tapes surface of 'Jihadi John' talking about pressure from UK intelligence services
• Greek prosecutors recommend that Golden Dawn leader be freed on bail from pretrial detention
• Dilain, outspoken mayor of town at center of French riots in 2005, dies at 66
• Assailants in Mozambique kill prominent lawyer in shooting on central thoroughfare in capital
• Portugal's prime minister says he is 'not perfect' amid embarrassment over his unpaid taxes
• Egypt court suspends parliamentary elections after earlier ruling deemed law unconstitutional
• China's top political advisory panel convenes for annual session, ahead of national congress
• Afghan official: Car bomb targeting security forces kills 8 people, including civilians
• Palestinian activists begin confiscating Israeli goods, as boycott campaign is stepped up
• Canadian pastor fails to return from humanitarian trip to North Korea
• Professor at American University in Emirates among 2 killed in bicycle traffic accident
• Hungary makes secret for 30 years details of deal with Russia to expand nuclear power plant
• Budget carrier flydubai posts profit of $68M for 2014, revenue of $1.2B
• Afghan avalanches cut off more villages as severe snowstorms continue across frozen north
• Democrats Continue To Grouse Over President Bush's Landing on the USS Abraham Lincoln
• Global watchdog: 2 Syrian chemical weapons facilities destroyed, all 12 destroyed this summer
• Coming Clean
• Security chief to former Haitian President Aristide is shot to death in capital
• Australia expected to announce more troops to be sent to Iraq to train Iraqi security forces
• Man on most-wanted terror list detained in Somalia, official says
• Turkish journalist jailed pending trial for allegedly 'framing' military officers
• Syrian opposition and rebel groups reject UN envoy's plan to freeze fighting in Aleppo
• Boko Haram video shows 2 beheaded men accused of spying
• Basketball fans banned from attending games in Lebanon after brawl
• Estonia's prime minister set to start talks on new governing coalition after election victory
• Kerry warns against revealing details of Iran nuke talks ahead of Netanyahu speech to Congress
• Israel rights group criticizes army's use of dogs at protests after Palestinian teen bitten
• Romanian parliament approves new spy chief, who says Ukraine cyber safety among his priorities
• Poland's Senate Speaker, former dissident, says Russia banned him from Nemtsov's funeral
• Greece says Turkey withdraws notice for planned military exercise in Aegean Sea
• Iran's Revolutionary Guard monitored 8 million Iranian Facebook users
• UN reports deadly new attack in disputed area claimed by Sudan and South Sudan
• Reports: Turkey detains 10 suspected IS militants in raids
• Toronto police identify builders of mysterious tunnel, say there was no criminal intent
• China lists 14 generals snared in anti-corruption campaign
• Militant known as 'Jihadi John' born into 'stateless' family in poor corner of wealthy Kuwait
• Former school principal: 'Jihadi John' hardworking student; no signs of radicalization seen
• US drone strike kills 2 suspected al-Qaida militants in southern Yemen
• Labor disputes force flight cancellations at SAS and Norwegian on Scandinavian routes
• Official: Roadside bomb blasts kill 8 civilians in eastern Afghanistan
• Journalist arrested for mocking Myanmar leaders in Facebook post freed from prison
• Israel says it foiled Gaza smuggling ring that helped Hamas rebuild after war
• Russia, Ukraine hold emergency gas talks in Brussels as Moscow threatens imminent cutoff
• Russia's FM calls killing of opposition leader Nemtsov was 'heinous,' says it will be probed
• Libyan parliament names Hifter top army commander amid campaign against Islamists
• Ghana police investigate scam that tricked hundreds into thinking they were police recruits
• British police charge 10 people in child sex exploitation case that raised racial tensions
• Monaco is 3rd in a week to ink bank secrecy accord as Italy cracks down on tax evasion
• The end for flimsy plastic bags? EU moves to reduce their use by 80 percent within 10 years
• US Army head warns defense cutbacks in Britain undermine ability to be effective ally
• French foreign minister wants investigation into killing of Russian opposition figure Nemtsov
• UN report calls for tightening of Libya arms embargo
• Australia bans travel to Iraqi city of Mosul under new law to stem flow of foreign fighters
• First US-backed Syrian rebel group to get weapons disbands
• North Korea fires 2 short-range missiles, official says
• AP Essay: 'Jihadi John' may not be as menacing now that he's unmasked; 'Just a murderer now'
• UN report: Libya's flow of weapons needs tighter controls, including maritime monitoring
• 2 killed after bomb explodes near police station in southern Egypt
• Nepal court jails Canadian tourist for 7 years for child sex abuse
• Something Must be Done...
• Italian Navy to hold exercise in sea near Libyan coast amid security worries after violence
• Israeli military calls up 3,000 reservists for 'surprise' training exercise in the West Bank
• Israeli military calls up 3,000 reservists for 'surprise' training exercise in the West Bank
• Turkish TV station: surveillance video may show missing British girls in Istanbul bus station
• After delays, Israel agrees to connect first planned Palestinian city to its water grid
• Egypt court declares part of election law unconstitutional
• Greece protests Turkish move to reserve Aegean Sea airspace for military maneuvers
• Security official says bomb kills 2 near police station and mosque in southern Egypt
• Iraq violence kills at least 1,100 people in February, including 600 civilians
• Emails suggest 'Jihadi John' had suicidal thoughts while living in Britain before Syrian trip
• Coalition of armed opposition groups balks at signing peace deal for restive northern Mali
• Moscow police detain Ukrainian parliament member over Odessa fire that killed Russian citizens
• Pope laments boy's death in Venezuela protest; says nation must refuse violence, use dialogue
• Crowd kills girl suspected to be suicide bomber in Nigeria
• Brazilian police arrest US sect leader wanted on sex charges
• Widow of murdered Russian spy blames Russian govt for slaying of opposition leader Nemtsov
• Spain's PM denies Greek counterpart's claim that Spain, Portugal are out to "overthrow" govt
• Afghan avalanche death toll rises as rescue teams reach remote villages buried beneath snow
• Campaign leader says West Bank boycott on products of 6 Israeli food companies takes hold
• Kurdish rebels reject calls to lay down arms; say Turkey must take democratic steps first
• Time to Pressure Iran
• Gulf states ask UN Security Council for arms embargo against Shiite rebels in Yemen turmoil
• Japan reports inflation, household spending, wages soften in Feb in sluggish recovery
• Romania: ex-minister suspected of accepting Renoir, gold bars as bribes put under house arrest
• Maldives court sentences sacked defense minister to 11 years in prison for possessing firearm
• Kenya's president apologizes for past wrongs by his government and previous regimes
• Cuba, US to launch human rights dialogue in Washington Tuesday as normalization moves forward
• US, Iran nuclear talks enter critical phase with deadline for framework deal just days away
• Global asylum claims at highest number in 22 years as Syrians, Iraqis flee war
• Following Germanwings crash, some airlines to require 2 crew members in cockpit at all times
• Pope makes surprise appearance to welcome homeless during guided tour of Sistine Chapel
• US general: Iran-backed Shiite militias not in Tikrit fight
• $900 million investment by 2 US funds will allow Mexico to complete pipeline to import US gas
• UN envoy upbeat as Libya talks break again to discuss unity government proposal
• Fugitive Colombian millionaire at center of brokerage scandal caught in Spain, his lawyer says
• Heavy fighting rages around Syrian city of Idlib as rebels push offensive
• UN more than doubles count of besieged in Syria to 440,000; 'breathtaking levels of savagery'
• Canada's largest airline to mandate 2 people in cockpit at all times in wake of air disaster
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• Moroccan police try to block burial prominent Islamist's widow as thousands protest
• Puerto Rico to receive world's 2 largest cruise ships next year
• European human rights body criticizes dilapidation, corruption in Bulgarian prisons
• UN Security Council approves 1,000 more peacekeepers for Central African Republic
• Envoy says Indonesia president too busy to hear Australian leader's plea for citizens' lives
• By land or by sea: Huddled masses of Africa, Asia, Middle East use 4 routes to European Union
• French Kiss and Make Up?
• Dogs Of War
• UN approves cutting Congo peacekeeping force by 2,000, far less than president wanted
• UK Supreme Court refuses to overturn ruling calling for publication of Prince Charles' letters
• US may let Tehran run hundreds of centrifuges at a once-secret bunker
• Report: Head of world's largest uranium producer, Kazatomprom, dies during visit to China
• Bomb attack on pro-Islamic monthly magazine in Istanbul; 1 killed, 3 injured
• Tug boat heading to tow ferry stranded after running aground outside Greek island of Kassos
• Tunisia maintains Star Wars sets under no threat from Islamic State after spate of reports
• Vietnam orders quick probe after 13 workers die in scaffolding collapse in economic zone
• Singapore bakery pulls commemorative Lee Kuan Yew bun after being roasted on social media
• China to invite foreign militaries to join parade marking World War II victory over Japan
• Moscow memorial to slain Russian opposition leader Nemtsov vandalized but quickly restored
• Italy uncovers Europe-wide scam to import fuel tax-free by disguising gasoline
• Kuwaiti royal apologizes for raising case of an alleged coup after prosecutors throw out probe
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• Americans Show Troops They Care
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• Regis and Kathie Lee, One More Time
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• The Gig Is Up
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• The Print Press Strikes Back
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• Proof of Weapons of Mass Destruction Becoming Less Relevant to Justify War
• Cholly Atkins, Motown Dance Innovator, Dies at 89
• Whitney's Comeback Disses Oscars, Bacharach
• ABC Producer Does Not See What Others See
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• French Toast
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• Administration Seeks to Curb Revenge Legislation
• Physician-Activists Socially Irresponsible on War
• Imagine: John Lennon Is Coming to Broadway
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• Energy Policy Unchanged by War's Outcome
• Truth About Training Iraqi Spies
• Iraq War Not Over for Junk Scientists
• Fighting the Terrorists the American Way
• Will Eddie Murphy Join Travolta?
• Former President Bill Clinton Blasts the Current President
• Lawmakers Seek Funding for National Guard, Reservists
• Canada's Dangerous Game
• Stir Continues Over Columbia Professor's Comments
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• Both Parties Say Domestic Priorities Won't Be Ignored
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• The War at Home Rages On
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• PETA: No Porpoise in War
• Stand Down and Shut Up
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• It Doesn't Pay to Play With Photographs
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• Iraqi Olympians Recall Torture by Saddam's Son
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• A No Spin Analysis of the Huge Coalition Victory
• War Is Hell ... for the Box Office
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• Spinning a Web of Lies
• Where Does the War Stand Now?
• Cher -- a Hit Again -- Was Dropped by Label
• Stomping on Saddam
• Caroline Rhea Show Wraps a Week Early
• Did the U.S. Government Help Saddam Hussein Get Away?
• Desperation
• Grin and Bear It
• Congress to Investigate War Crimes in Iraq
• Closing in on Baghdad
• German Chancellor Changes His Mind on Iraq
• Tyler's Wedding Has Dad Singing the Blues
• Iraqi Intelligence Service Like Gestapo in Nazi Germany?
• Syria's Fate
• Hollywood's Hypocrites
• A Good Day for the Truth
• A Sopranos Clue?
• Bob Dylan's Kid Takes a Bite of American Pie
• On the One Hans, On the Other Hans
• War Boycotts Haven't Hurt Companies' Bottom Lines — Yet
• Saddam Statues, Souvenirs Await Their Fate
• Seeing the Turmoil, Ignoring the Triumph
• Fox 411: March 2003 Columns
• Sharpton, Moseley-Braun Create X-Factor in Dem Race
• CNN Withholds Information About Iraq
• DJ Mariah? Singer May Spin Discs
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• Saddam Statues, Souvenirs Await Their Fate
• Vet Affairs Preps for Odd Ailments Following Iraq War
• Veterans Hospitals Feel Strains
• Fed Chairman Greenspan 'Should Be So Lucky'
• Jacko's Home Videos: There's Hours and Hours More
• Hillary Clinton Returns with Some Thunder
• The Perfect Man Exists — on Video
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• World Health Baloney
• Iraqi Peasant Says He Did Not Shoot Down Apache Helicopter
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• Senator Rick Santorum Under Fire
• Exclusive: Polanski Will Give Holocaust Interview
• Ego Management
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• News Reports Debut on Iraqi TV
• More Fallout from the Fall of Saddam
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• Truth and Consequences in Iraq
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• Left Out on the Left Coast
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• Young Marines Teaches Kids Discipline, Integrity
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• Trying to Anchor Down a Job
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• Paying the Ultimate Price
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• The Pirates Are on the Mainland
• Bill Clinton's Out-of-Office Iraq Opinions
• Gift Cards a Favorite Among Retailers This Season
• Saddam Capture Drives Dems, Media Mad
• Dean, Kerry Want Clinton to Broker Mideast Peace
• Photos of the White House Christmas Party
• If the Election Was Today ...
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• Fox 411: Jackson Charges Will Be Difficult to Prove
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• The Death of Shame in America
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• The Year in StrakaVision
• Offensive Ornamentation?
• Offensive Ornamentation?
• Fishy Mercury Warning
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• Reporter's Notebook: Aftershocks in California
• Muammar Qaddafi: 'I Saw Iraq and I Was Afraid'
• Exclusive Report: Jacko's Neverland Rally
• Clergywoman Fights to Stop Cleft Palate Abortions
• Waco and Wesley Clark Connection?
• One of Those Nights
• Jacko Almost Bought Warner Music Catalog
• Critics Balk at Efforts to Place Internet in Global Grip
• Gray Skies Ahead?
• Turning Off The Jennicam
• Syrian Suspicions
• Jacko's Scorned Manager Starts Blabbing
• Whitney, Bobby Spend Christmas Apart
• Behind the Scenes at On The Record
• President Bush Handling the Job
• Conn. Voters Dismayed by Rowland Revelation
• Done Deal for Dems?
• Air Miles for Heroes
• Latest Poll Results
• A tale of two politicians who hate the press: Obama attacks, Hillary hides
• Nicole: 'No Marriage' to Kravitz
• Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail
• The Impossible Dream
• Joe, Say it Ain't So!
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