Sudan asks U.N. mission to leave Darfur
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Child soldiers become integral part of ISIS' army
Suicide bombers, guards, cooks, spies: kids as young as 10 openly recruited into terror group's campaign "in a systematic and organized manner"
President for life? Vladimir Putin opens up
The divisive Russian president discusses how his "own mood" will affect how many more times he runs for reelection
No deal between U.S. and Turkey on Syria, fighting ISIS
After meeting with Turkish president, VP Biden announces new U.S. aid to help Syrian refugees but no developments on Turkey's coalition role
GOP-led House panel releases Benghazi probe findings
Two-year investigation of politically charged incident determines whether series of persistent allegations were valid
Obama quietly broadens U.S. mission in Afghanistan
U.S. troops remaining in Afghanistan, previously limited to counterterrorism against al Qaeda, can target Taliban fighters if threatened
Strong quake strikes central Japan
Temblor strikes mountainous area, causing at least 10 homes to collapse
British police have spied on reporters for years, documents show
"Police officers we'd never even met before knew our names and seemed to know a hell of a lot about us," says one reporter
Biden continues war of words with Russia
Vice President visits Kiev, warns Russia to "respect Ukrainian sovereignty" or face further consequences
Bandits may have robbed the wrong taxi in Guinea
Roadside robbery sees thieves make off with blood samples from suspected Ebola patient
Key players to regroup on Iran nuke talks
Top U.S. diplomat schedules evening meeting with his Iranian counterpart, suggesting some hope of movement with less than 4 days to deadline
Teacups and carousel rides in war-torn Afghanistan
Families often struggle for respite after 30 years of constant war, but now there is at least one place to escape, if only for a day
China professors spied on, warned to fall in line
Communist Party-run newspaper shames some professors for not painting a pretty enough picture of China to students
Mexico protesters march to demand justice for missing students
Demonstration turned violent as rocks and gas bombs are thrown at police as the protest moved toward the capital in Mexico City
Immigrants from Ebola countries won't be sent back to West Africa
People from Sierra Leone, Guinea and Liberia who have been living in the U.S. illegally will get temporary protection from deportation
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