Headless body case prompts bend in Belgian border
Dutch police were told of a decapitated body found in a tiny strip of land notorious for crime, but it wasn't their problem -- and that was the problem
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Filipino priest hoverboards into hot water
Roman Catholic Church officials tell Rev. Albert San Jose to take some time off to think about his actions after Mass on wheels
A reporter searches for authenticity in North Korea
Seth Doane finds there's no doubt N. Koreans are masters at putting on a show, but it's hard to know what is performance and what is real
Bloody secrets of Chile's darkest days spilling out
Dictator Gen. Augusto Pinochet's regime swore people to secrecy, but the "criminals can't take the guilt any longer"
U.S. chides Iran for "highly provocative" rocket tests
Missiles were launched from Iranian naval vessels within a couple thousand yards of U.S. aircraft carrier sailing in strategic Strait of Hormuz
8 survivors found 5 days after Chinese mine collapsed
Rescuers still trying to reach survivors from deadly Christmas Day cave-in, state media says
Report: NSA recorded members of Congress with Israeli leaders
Conversations between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. Congressmembers caught by NSA wiretaps, Wall Street Journal reports
Country where Ebola outbreak began reaches milestone
Despite positive news in Guinea, "We definitely cannot let our guard down"
Husband and wife convicted of planning anniversary bombing of London
Their plan was to honor the July 7, 2005 anniversary of the suicide bomber attacks on London's transit system which killed 52 and injured hundreds
Russia likely to miss 2016 Olympics, Euro official says
European sporting chief says there is probably not enough time for Russians to meet conditions to end their current ban for doping
ISIS leader linked to Paris attacks planner killed
U.S. military says Charaffe al Mouadan, who had "direct link" to Paris plotter, was one of 10 ISIS leaders killed by airstrikes in last month
Afghan cops refuse to face Taliban in their heartland
Militants have besieged opium-producing district in Helmand for weeks, and police say promised help not there, so they're doing nothing
U.K. makes "controlling" behavior a criminal act
New law makes it a crime to use repeated threats, humiliation and intimidation to control others in relationships, even without physical violence
American entrepreneur helps Chinese choose English names
Lindsay Jernigan came to the rescue of young Chinese people whose English nicknames were getting lost in translation, and made a business out of it
Amid Cuba opening, Havana quinceanera biz booms
Celebrations known as "quinceaneras" mark a girl's 15th birthday and recognizing her transition to womanhood
Zelenskyy accuses Russia of using cluster warheads in deadly strikes
Feds charge powerful Virginia Democrat in alleged drug scheme
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