Civilian casualties down, airstrike deaths up in Afghanistan
7 percent increase in people killed, injured by U.S., allied air power -- highest number from airstrikes in single year since 2009
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7 percent increase in people killed, injured by U.S., allied air power -- highest number from airstrikes in single year since 2009
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull's own deputy battling for political survival as he expects baby with former press secretary
Norway's Ragnhild Mowinckel took silver and Italy's Federica Brignone took bronze in giant slalom Thursday
Landscaper and former mall Santa accused of killing and dismembering five men made his first appearance in court
U.N. envoy for Syria pointed to escalating violence on multiple fronts that undermines prospects for peace and regional stability
South Africa's President Jacob Zuma said Wednesday he will resign "with immediate effect"
Taliban urges Americans to press their government to withdraw from Afghanistan, reminding them that the Afghan war is the longest conflict in which they have been embroiled
Tracks indicated companions were "fleeing the scene at a very rapid pace," the Umbabat Private Nature Reserve said
Netanyahu says that his government remains stable as he rebuffs allegations he says are "full of holes, like Swiss cheese"
31-year-old Jawad Bendaoud always denied knowing he had rented a room to France's most wanted criminals
"It's a fascinating time to be a leader and make these choices," Cathy Engelbert told Edie Lush on Global GoalsCast
Former drummer in his rock band, Bad Things, filed since-settled suit in 2016; reporters at Olympics asked him about it after he won his 3rd gold medal
3 in custody as Bolivia investigates pair of explosions which have left a dozen revellers dead
Tensions have eased markedly during Pyeongchang Winter Games, but it hasn't come cheap for U.S. ally Seoul
Nation's most important festival sparks world's largest seasonal human migration; for many migrant workers, only time of year they go home to see family