Afghan presidential candidate claims election fraud, declares "deadlock"
Abdullah Abdullah says he won election, accuses election authorities of giving the win to his opponent
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American wounded warriors compete in London's "Invictus Games"
The event is the brainchild of Britian's Prince Harry, and 98 Americans are competing in events ranging from basketball to cycling, swimming and archery
6 months later, Flight 370 still a mystery
Families of 239 people missing on Malaysia Airlines jet continue agonizing wait as vast search for Boeing 777 inches across floor of Indian Ocean
Obama to outline plan to fight ISIS
Under fire from both Republicans and Democrats for handling of extremist threat, president will share strategy this week
British royals drop a bombshell
The younger generation of U.K. royals has stolen the spotlight in recent years, and William and Kate are likely to stay there for another 7 or 8 months
Tough weekend for cease-fire in east Ukraine
Truce agreed just days earlier by pro-Russian separatists and gov't in Kiev is tested sharply around key cities
Thousands trapped by flooding in Kashmir
Landslides, flash floods leave hundreds dead on both sides of border in Himalayan region claimed by 2 nations
What was the loud crash from the sky in Nicaragua?
Scientists are looking to understand the object that exploded and left a crater near Managua's airport
Fearing losing them, U.K. offers Scotland more autonomy
Polls show vote for independence in Scotland very close, so British government extends financial concessions less than two weeks before referendum
Ukraine cease-fire appears to unravel in rebel stronghold
Shelling kills a civilian, and government-held airport comes under apparent attack; truce agreement barely held 24 hours
The "War to End All Wars," 100 years later
How the assassination of an obscure archduke lead to war on a global scale
Ebola crisis still draws volunteers, despite mortal threat
Zeal and devotion often drive Westerners into Ebola-infected areas to help, which has been crucial amid death toll now topping 2,000
ISIS push for Iraq's dams draws American airstrikes
Haditha Dam becomes latest target for U.S. airstrikes against extremists, who seek to control Iraq's electricity and use flooding as a weapon
Al-Shabab terror group names new leader
Group confirms death of former leader killed in U.S. airstrike, elects new leader
Hurricane Norbert drenches Baja California; may help Southwest
More than 1,000 in shelters in resort town Los Cabos; winds up to 120 mph
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