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The Islamic extremists have publicized the deaths of several hostages
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New twist in mystery death probe of Argentine prosecutor
Investigators make discovery while probing death of prosecutor who had written draft document requesting arrest of Argentina's president
Egypt president in damage control after claims he mocked Gulf allies
Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi and aides allegedly caught on audiotape discussing how to milk crucial oil-rich allies for billions
Kayla Mueller's final letter to family: "I will not give in"
On same day that ISIS hostage's death is confirmed, Kayla Mueller's parents release note that she wrote them while in captivity
Key Arab ally resumes airstrikes on ISIS after monthlong hiatus
Decision marks strong show of support for Jordan and will likely quiet concerns in Washington about ally's commitment to the fight
U.S. closing embassy in Yemen amid turmoil, officials say
Meanwhile Yemeni officials say Shiite rebels seize key central province, just days after formally taking over power in the country
Picasso's granddaughter could upend the art market
Marina Picasso said to be considering unloading a chunk of her 10,000-piece collection of artist's work; separately, Picasso's former electrician on trial over his hoard
American ISIS hostage is dead, family confirms
Kayla Jean Mueller's family received an email and photo from her captors, which was verified by U.S. intelligence
Boko Haram kidnaps girls, kills bus riders in Cameroon
Nigerian Islamic terror group continues cross-border attacks, which has so far drawn four neighbor's armies into the fight
Former IMF boss at trial: I didn't know women in orgies were prostitutes
Dominique Strauss-Kahn's arrival at courthouse for pimping case is disrupted by topless protesters
10 infants and children die within 10 hours at Bangladesh hospital
Official says the deaths were "natural," but relatives said negligence in the overcrowded facility were to blame
CIA insider on ISIS' influence: "Success breeds followers"
With affiliates forming in Egypt, Algeria and Afghanistan, officials are becoming increasingly worried by the terror group's long-reaching arm
France baby-swap families awarded about $2 million
Two 20-year-old girls were switched at birth, and even though error was discovered 10 years ago, neither family wants to switch back
Ukraine troops, rebels both claim advances
Warring factions vie for leverage with battlefield claims before peace talks in Minsk
Assad getting U.S. "information" on airstrikes
Syrian dictator denies direct cooperation, but says neighbor nations are sharing "messages" from the American military
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Iran dismisses U.S. response to peace proposal as "not convincing"
Co-pilot's friend describes hearing audio of her last moments
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5 people rescued in South Pacific after months at sea, 4 still missing
U.S. launches strikes on Iranian targets in Strait of Hormuz
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