Protester killings put Indian Kashmir on edge
Molestation charge against soldier reignites tension in 25-year-old conflict over region hotly disputed between India and Pakistan
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Bono's "comedic" suggestion to Senate for ISIS fight
U2 frontman has some names in mind to help "laugh at them when they are goose-stepping down the street"
Syrian regime ignores the war, holds elections
But with vast swathes of country and millions of displaced Syrians unable to vote, Assad regime's foes dismiss it as just "a show"
Why are world powers unable to stop Boko Haram?
Two years after the Islamic militant group kidnapped 276 Nigerian schoolgirls, the situation in the region has only gotten worse
2 charged by authorities related to Brussels attacks
Three others have been detained in Brussels in connection to the Paris attacks, Belgian authorities said
Artwork found in attic may be 400-year-old Carvaggio
The French expert who retrieved the painting said it is in an exceptional state of conservation, and could be worth $135 million
German train dispatcher used cellphone before fatal Feb. crash
Prosecutors said the man had been actively playing a game on his cellphone for "an extended period of time" until shortly before the crash
Pentagon claims mass kill of Somali al-Shabab extremists
U.S. airstrikes in East Africa targeted militants who "posed an imminent threat to U.S. personnel," military brass claim
MMA fighter dies after TKO loss in Dublin
Joao Carvalho was examined "as per normal procedure" after the third round knockout and was rushed to a hospital
The hedgehog cafe
If cat, rabbit, and even snake-themed cafes aren't enough for animal lovers, Japan is now even more spoiled for choice with a new hedgehog-themed cafe
Ancient handwriting may shed light on age of Bible
Inscriptions from about 600 B.C. provide new clues
Drunk drivers in Thailand may be sent to work in hospital morgues
To try to combat the carnage on the country's roads during the annual weeklong traditional New Year's holiday celebration, Thai authorities are going gory
Navy officer accused of passing classified information
Investigators suspect Navy officer started spying in 2012 when he was assigned to the Pentagon as a Navy liaison officer to Capitol Hill
Pressure builds to release secret information on 9/11
28 redacted pages could serve as a key piece of evidence in a lawsuit 9/11 victims families have filed against Saudi Arabia
Molenbeek and Schaerbeek: A tale of two tragedies
The Paris and Brussels attacks have two Belgian neighborhoods in common, where a number of systemic problems leave openings for ISIS
Allegations of potential noncitizen voting spark legal fights
Trump says Zelenskyy doesn't want to end Russia's war on Ukraine
CBS News poll: Talarico-Paxton Senate race is a Texas toss-up
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4 dead after large fire breaks out at Canadian military base, officials say
Expedition to find Amelia Earhart's missing plane comes up empty
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Ukraine, Sudan immigrants to retain deportation protections for now
Candidate for Lt. Gov. Shawn Oliver arrested, suspends campaign
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