2014's top wildlife shots
Winners of Wildlife Photographer of the Year photography contest as the competition celebrates 50 years
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Mussolini's secret bunker
A secret bunker of Fascist leader Benito Mussolini will be open to the public on Oct. 31, 2014
SA prosecutors to appeal Pistorius' verdict and sentence
Star athlete has already begun serving a five-year sentence for shooting and killing his model girlfriend through a door in his bathroom
Was 13-year mission accomplished in Afghanistan?
U.S. Marines and their British allies ended combat operations Sunday in the country's deadliest province, but few believe the original goal was reached
Last U.S. Marines leave their Afghan headquarters
At dawn, Marines vacated the guard posts at Camp Leatherneck in Helmand province, turning them over one by one to Afghan soldiers
Death penalty sought for S.Korean ferry captain: reports
Craft went down in April, killing more than 300 people; captain was caught on video in his underwear fleeing the vessel with many passengers still on board
Police: Ottawa gunman made video showing extremist views
Authorities are examining the footage Michael Joseph Zehaf-Bibeau made to determine his motives
Ukrainians support pro-Western parties in election
Results forecast by exit polls on parlimentary elections would be seen as another step in former Soviet republic's move away from Russia
Brazilian President wins new term in office
Dilma Rousseff won after a campaign that divided many in the country
Mali scrambles after toddler dies of Ebola there
Contagious 2-year-old traveled by bus from Guinea to Mali before dying, raising possibility of hundreds of high-risk exposures
U.S. Marines end operations in Afghanistan
In a ceremony Sunday morning, U.S. Marines and British combat troops officially marked the end of their operations in Afghanistan
United Kingdom ends Afgan combat operations
Handover of Camp Bastion to Afghan troops marks end of Britain's 13-year Afghan campaign, which saw 453 fatalities
Tripoli in Lebanon sees pitched street battles with militants
Spillover from ISIS' spread and the war against Assad increases deadly attacks and reprisals in Lebanon's divided society
Asia casts a weary eye on Ebola's spread
With billions of people, many poor health systems and increased Africa trade, fears over Ebola have set dozens of Asian government on edge
U.S. Marines end Afghan operations, prepare to come home
After 13 years in Afghanistan, U.S. Marines and British troops have handed off control of their last bases to the Afghan military
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