U.S. bars British Muslim family from plane to Disneyland
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More Afghan troops rushed to key area under Taliban attack
"The Helmand battle is not easy because ... our enemies are well-equipped and deeply involved in the smuggling of drugs," defense minister says
Reports: 1 killed in blast at Istanbul airport
Plane was being cleaned at time of explosion; authorities investigating whether was result of a bomb
Malaysia's new Islamic airline takes off with a prayer
"We just want to provide an alternative to travelers, but we are open to all races and religions," managing director says
Man pulled alive from rubble long after China landslide
Buried more than 60 hours; "Had a very feeble voice and pulse when he was found," doctor says
Judge rules Kim Dotcom can be extradited to U.S.
Dotcom faces criminal coyright charges over his Megaupload website, which some visitors had used to illegally download songs and movies
America mourns service members killed in Afghanistan
One mother who runs a Washington restaurant posted a note on the door that said they were closed to "mourn this terrible loss"
U.N. demands Syria allow urgent aid deliveries to 13.5 million
Council expressed outrage at escalating violence in Syria and grave concern for civilians living in besieged areas
South Korean "mock funerals" seek to ease life's stresses
Many who join the services seek respite from modern life - but not all is peaceful and contemplative in the mock funeral business
France tightens church security for Christmas
Only one door will be kept open "to have better filtering at the entrance," officials say
Boko Haram violence forces 1 million children from school
"Schools have been targets of attack, so children are scared to go back to the classroom," UNICEF official says
"Green" Iceland gets greener
Country that is 100 percent powered by renewable energy taps into new natural resource
Fat chance: Spain stages world's richest lottery
El Gordo, or "The Fat One," gives out more than $ 2 billion ahead of Christmas
Trump praises Ramaswamy ad as some GOP critics speak out
Zelenskyy accuses Russia of using cluster warheads in deadly strikes
Feds charge powerful Virginia Democrat in alleged drug scheme
DOJ investigating Corey Lewandowski over DHS role, sources say
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