Jordan's king: Fight on ISIS "a third world war"
To combat ISIS, the leader of Jordan believes the Muslim world must join together to eradicate extremists
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Can "Big Boy" the truffle rake in a cool million?
A rare delicacy has traveled 4,300 miles to sit upon an auction block in New York city this weekend; starting bid, $50,000
Philippines braces for powerful, erratic typhoon
Typhoon Hagupit -- Filipino for "smash" -- is following same path as typhoon that left more than 7,300 dead and missing a year ago
U.S. Special Forces tried to rescue American hostage held by al Qaeda
Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula releases video threatening the life of Luke Somers amid word the U.S. attempted a rescue late last month
Crocodile kills man searching for golf balls in South Africa dam
"One guy challenged the other to see who can retrieve the most golf balls," police officer says after deadly attack
77 Chinese nationals cuffed for Internet hacking in Kenya
Arrests began when computer equipment in house rented by the Chinese nationals caught fire, killing one person
Afghan who killed U.S. general not Taliban operative, report says
"Insider attack" by Afghan solider killed Army Maj. Gen. Harold J. Greene, the highest-ranking U.S. officer killed in combat since 1970
Why is John Kerry referring to ISIS as "Daesh"?
The secretary of state employs a third term for the extremist group also known as ISIS or ISIL
Suspect held in murder of American in Abu Dhabi
Woman arrested in killing of kindergarten teacher in shopping mall restroom, and officials say it wasn't her first attack on an American
Saudi Arabia is undergoing a "huge transformation"
Women in conservative Islamic nation reaching new heights, and intend to push further, but with any change, comes risk
Al Qaeda video shows British-American hostage
Man seen in video says his "life is in danger" week after attempted rescue operation by U.S. Special Forces in Yemen
Syria "systematically" using chemical weapons
The U.S. says that the Syrian regime is still deploying chemical weapons against civilians, in spite of claims that it has destroyed its stockpile
Advent service at Salisbury Cathedral
The service symbolizes the transition from darkness to light as the amount of winter sunlight wanes
"It would have been better for me to die that night"
Three decades after lethal gas swept through central Indian city, Bhopal remains haunted by memories of world's worst industrial disaster
World's worst industrial disaster remembered
A gas leak in Bhopal, India, in 1984 is remembered as the deadliest industrial accident in history and still sparks protests 30 years on.
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