New coalition airstrikes target ISIS near Syria-Turkey border
Key border town under brutal assault by extremists takes center stage in U.S.-led effort against ISIS as 150,000 Kurds flee area
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Will terror fears curb free speech in Britain?
Amid concern over Europeans heading to Syria, gov't seeks power to stop people who "spread poisonous hatred"
U.S. troops race to stem Ebola outbreak in Africa
Ground broken on new hospital, mobile Ebola labs set to open in Liberia as American military effort gets rolling
New leader, new chapter for U.S. in Afghanistan
New agreement on U.S. troop presence finalized day after President Karzai steps aside to make way for his predecessor
Hong Kong protesters play chicken with China
Thousands defy tear gas and calls to disperse, instead digging in and giving Beijing 1 day to grant political reforms, but will Beijing flinch?
Japan fears 2nd eruption as volcano rumbles
Rescue efforts still halted after dozens killed by ash cloud on Mount Ontake, and mountain may not be done yet
Moves of prisoners from Gitmo have all but stopped
AP: White House pressing Pentagon hard to OK more; fulfillment of Obama campaign promise to close facility getting less and less likely
Thai man condemned for rape, murder on train
Brutal attack on young girl sparked uproar in Thailand, and demands for death penalty for rapists
U.N. establishes mission in Ghana to combat Ebola
The mission will attempt to establish international aid in the battle against the diesase, which has killed more than 3,000 people
Hong Kong "umbrella revolution" seeks reforms
Protesters are filling the streets of the city, demanding Beijing relinquish control over the election of its chief executive in 2017
Trial in Canadian dismemberment case begins
Luka Magnotta, who faces five charges in connection with the 2012 slaying of 33-year-old engineering student Jun Lin, appeared before a jury and Quebec Superior Court Justice Guy Cournoyer on Monday for the first day of the trial
As Hong Kong protests grow, police ease off
After police began using harsher tactics against pro-democracy protesters in semi-autonomous city, the size of the crowds swelled
Ukraine sees spike in violence despite cease-fire
Government says at least 12 killed and 32 wounded as fighting around government-held airport in separatist region increases
Syria: U.S. "dual policy" is recipe for more violence
At U.N. General Assembly, Syria's foreign minister tries to position his country on the same side of the coalition fighting ISIS
Deadly eruption in Japan
Japan's Mount Ontake erupts without warning, killing at least 36 people
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