What was on Bin Laden's bookshelf?
The U.S. releases the contents of the the al Qaeda leader's English-language bookshelf: including a video game manual, and several U.S. news magazines.
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Netanyahu scraps "segregation" plan on West Bank buses
Amid cries of racism and even "apartheid," Israeli leader calls off plan he admits was "unacceptable" in a modern state
Iran leader rules out key aspects of any nuke deal
Ayatollay Ali Khameni accuses U.S. of "coercion," says he "will not allow" 2 things U.S. had hoped for under final agreement
Thousands fleeing ISIS fight allowed into Baghdad
Central government had blocked Sunnis fleeing Ramadi from entering capital, now thousands are pouring in
Tunisia museum attack suspect arrested in Italy
Police announce arrest of Moroccan man on Tunisian warrant over attack that left 22 dead in renowned museum, and how he arrived in Italy also cause for concern
Canada stops 10 youths hoping to "join jihadist groups"
Young people arrested at Montreal airport with purported plans to travel to ISIS territory
Potential lifeline for the "boat people"
2 nations agree to shelter thousands of migrants abandoned at sea, but demand help from the world to find them homes
Cruise ship freed from reef off Bermuda
Norwegian Cruise Line vessel had left for Boston when it suddenly ran aground with thousands on board
U.S.-supplied equipment abandoned by Iraqi troops in Ramadi
Tanks, armored vehicles and artillery was left behind after the Iraqi forces suffered a defeat when the city fell to militants
U.N. Secretary General trip to North Korea cancelled
Ban Ki-moon's visit to the nation would have been the first for a United Nation's leader since 1993
U.S. withholding info, says mom of kidnapped journalist in Syria
More than 1,000 days after Austin Tice disappeared in Syria, his mom is appealing for help
Russian captured in eastern Ukraine: "I'm alive and well"
Russia denies 2 men, who were wounded and captured in rebellious eastern Ukraine, are members of its armed forces
ISIS leader confirmed killed by U.S. forces
The U.S. had been tracking Abu Sayyaf for months
N. Korea years away from submarine missiles, U.S. says
Vice chair of the Joint Chiefs said the North Koreans "have not gotten as far as their clever video editors and spinmeisters would have us believe"
Vienna officials won't pull plug on gay-themed traffic lights
Right-wing Freedom Party is lodging criminal complaint against councilwoman who says signals will stay permanently
DOJ calls Alaska Senate allegations "troubling," asks to segregate ballots
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Midterm Updates: Trump rallies in Florida, El-Sayed clashes with Stevens
Judge orders DOJ to stop trying to "intimidate" California election officials
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Daniel J. Sullivan left his Alaska hometown before Senate election
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Disclosure of fired general's polygraph may have violated privacy laws
El-Sayed and Stevens feud ahead of key Michigan Senate race
Christa Pike speaks after botched execution: "Don't know what's next"
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Trump predicts Iran war will end soon as Qatar pushes for a deal
