Iran: GOP letter shows U.S. "not trustworthy"
Foreign minister calls letter warning any nuclear deal struck by Obama could be nixed "unprecedented and undiplomatic"
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U.K. official says "apologists" helping ISIS cause
Foreign Secretary defends British intel services after suggestions intense monitoring might have radicalized "Jihadi John"
New Zealand probes threat to poison baby formula
Dairy industry gets packets of milk powder laced with pesticide, "very likely this threat is a hoax" say government officials
Myanmar police charge student protesters
"Many people beaten" as police crack down after several days of protests against controversial education laws in the fledgling democracy
Canada's crazy frozen hair contest
When the water is hot and the air is chilly visitors to the Takhini Hot Springs in Canada's Yukon territory freeze their hair and sculpt it into an arctic work of art
2 key battles against ISIS, 1 major difference
Kurds claim steady progress against militants in Kirkuk -- with U.S. help -- but can Tikrit be won without it?
Olympians killed in Argentina helicopter crash
"French Sport in Mourning" after 10 people killed in midair collision while filming reality show in the Andean foothills
U.S. Ambassador to South Korea out of hospital
Mark Lippert suffered face and arm wounds in knife attack last week; suspect in custody
Diplomat wounded in South Korea attack to be released from hospital
A hospital in Seoul said it will release U.S. Ambassador Mark Lippert, who has been under care since Thursday after a knife attack
Shot down over Vietnam: POWs share memories 50 years later
"I tried to commit suicide to prevent giving more (information) by banging my head against a wall, but they pulled me away," a captured pilot remembers
Gen. Martin Dempsey urges patience in fight against ISIS
The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff visited Baghdad a day after voicing frustration with Iraqi forces
A canine whodunnit: U.K. show dog poisoned
Jagger, a competitor at Britain's Crufts Dog Show, died of poison-laced meat; but who did it?
Monuments under attack
Two Americans accused of carving their names into Rome's iconic Colosseum are the latest example of monuments worldwide that are vulnerable to vandals
U.S. hits 7 Venezuela officials with sanctions
Treasury secretary cites "corrupt actions" as reason for targeting some of President Maduro's regime; U.S. still has deep oil ties though
German woman, 19, killed fighting ISIS in Syria
Ivana Hoffman said in earlier video she was "fighting for humanity"; ISIS-controlled oil refinery blown up in airstrike
Abdul El-Sayed, Mike Rogers make final pitch to Michigan voters
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Trump to speak at D.C. Reflecting Pool as campaign nears finish line
Case dismissed against 2 ex-FBI officials in Hunter Biden probe
Pilot in plane crash said "we're managing the ice," then "Mayday"
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Iran says "ball is in the U.S. court" on any deal to end the war
How Alaska's ranked choice voting system works
Lindsay Clancy judge says he's leaning toward retrial in March
Trump asks Supreme Court to intervene in California ballot case
