Widespread discrimination against gays in sports: study
Thousands of athletes in six countries asked about bullying and harassment in sports; U.S. ranked highest for discrimination in some areas
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Thousands of athletes in six countries asked about bullying and harassment in sports; U.S. ranked highest for discrimination in some areas
ISIS claims responsibility for attack on prison near Baghdad which freed at least 30 prisoners; deadly car bomb targets Shiite pilgrimage
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U.S. urges North "to refrain from actions that further raise tensions" as South Korea reviews threat
Brand new Airbus A400M transport aircraft was undergoing flight trials at airport in Seville
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A magistrate ordered the boy's father held on charges of human rights abuse
Prime Minister Cameron will return to 10 Downing Street in a stronger position than before; promises to govern as the party of "one nation, one United Kingdom"
Unmanned cargo ship had been spiraling out of control since last week
Army helicopter carrying a cadre of ambassadors and their spouses to a political event crashes in country's north
As results trickle in, it's clear opinion polls underestimated PM David Cameron's party, and Scotland's independent streak
Critics say Japanese zoo was disrespectful in giving newborn British princess' name to baby monkey
Nasr al-Ansi, who reportedly was close to Osama Bin Laden, was a top commander in al Qaeda's Yemen branch
More than 3,750 Syrian fighters have volunteered for the training, and about 400 have completed the prescreening
The legislation gives Congress the ability to review and perhaps reject a final nuclear deal with Iran