8 N. Korean men say they washed ashore in Japan
Japanese media say investigators believe men were fishing and wish to return home, but they could still be in trouble
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Zimbabwe's 1st post-Mugabe leader sworn in
Emmerson Mnangagwa -- the "Crocodile" -- was a key Mugabe confidant for decades, until he was sacked earlier this month as vice president
S. Dakota politician, brother-in-law drown on kayak trip
Republican State Rep. Craig Tieszen was at daughter's wedding on South Pacific island chain when "tragedy at sea" struck
Court doubles Oscar Pistorius' prison sentence
South Africa's Supreme Court of Appeal rules previous 6-year sentence too lenient for murder of Pistorius' girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp
Zimbabwe's new president set to be sworn in
Robert Mugabe, 93, and his wife have not been seen in public since Saturday, and their whereabouts are unknown
Search ends for three sailors missing after air crash, Navy says
The C-2A Greyhound crashed on Nov. 22 into the ocean southeast of Okinawa, Japan and eight sailors were rescued about 40 minutes after the crash
Endangered coffee crops in Uganda threaten families' livelihood
Damage being done to the planet by oil and other fossil fuels is putting coffee in trouble
Ominous development in hunt for missing sub
U.S. and specialist agencies say the "hydro-acoustic anomaly" was produced just hours after the sub with 44 aboard vanished
New details revealed about N. Korean's daring defection
North Korea has not said anything about the soldier's brazen escape but one former resident says the defection could have been a setup by regime
"Whereabouts unknown": 3 U.S. sailors still missing
Navy plane crashed during "premier training event" between U.S. and Japanese navies as a show of force toward N. Korea
"Noise" draws crews back in hunt for missing sub
U.S. Navy detection of "hydro-acoustic anomaly" sees planes, ships return to patch of Atlantic already searched for Argentine vessel
3 still missing after Navy plane goes down in Pacific Ocean
According to initial reports, the plane suffered a rare twin-engine failure 575 miles south of Okinawa, near the end of a routine run out to the carrier Ronald Reagan
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Muslims make up the world's second-largest religious group, after Christians
Saudi-led coalition says it will ease Yemen blockade
Airport in the capital of Sanaa would reopen to U.N. aircraft and the sea port of Hodeida would be able to receive urgent humanitarian aid
Zimbabwe's incoming leader returns home to cheers
"I appeal to all genuine people of Zimbabwe to come together," Emmerson Mnangagwa said
Mississippi Senate race leans Democratic; Colom holds narrow lead
Kennedy family members join lawsuit to block Trump's arch
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Susie Wiles' old lobbying firm in crosshairs of MAGA feud
U.S. soldier accused of spying linked to Russia arrested in the U.K.
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