AP journalist, others killed in Gaza by leftover ordinance
With the latest Israel-Hamas truce set to expire shortly, the incident highlights the importance of the current Cairo peace talks
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U.S. military cautiously ups role in Iraq
As thousands of religious minorities struggle to survive the ISIS onslaught, U.S. continues bombing runs, sends more "advisers"
As ISIS grows, questions remain about its goals
Counterterrorism experts have an understanding of the group's command and control structure, but its end game remains uncertain
Iraqi Christians: "We need somewhere safe to live"
Members of ancient Christian community who fled ISIS militants say they have nowhere to go; U.S. sending about 130 more advisers to Iraq
British police free 8 men allegedly held as slaves
Police say they rescued men from Romania, Latvia and Poland from farm in southern England
Obama administration sending 130 more military personnel to Iraq
The troops will head to the northern part of the country to help deal with the humanitarian crisis
Ukraine: Russian aid can enter -- only if Red Cross inspects shipment
Aid is sorely needed, but Ukraine fears Russia could use move as a cover for sending troops into the separatist-held territory
Helicopter crashes while delivering aid to refugees in Iraq
Iraqi helicopter was delivering aid to displaced Yazidis on Sinjar mountain when it crashed; New York Times reporter injured, newspaper reports
Abdullah Abdullah: Afghanistan still needs America's support
Afghan presidential candidate says his countrymen must do most of the work themselves, but they will still rely on foreign commitments
Nouri al-Maliki tells Iraqi military to stay out of politics
After angrily rejecting his political party dumping him for a new prime minister, many had feared al-Maliki might try to hold power by force
Rare panda triplets born in China
Three cubs born within four hours of each other and currently weigh between 8 ounces and 12 ounces
Gaza truce holds for second day; talks to resume in Cairo
Officials say monthlong Gaza war has killed more than 1,900 Palestinians, mostly civilians; 67 Israelis have been killed
Religious minorities struggle to survive siege by militants
Members of Yazidi refugees desperately fight for a seat on helicopters delivering food and water
Ebola outbreak claims 1st victim in Europe
Spanish priest who contracted virus in West Africa thought to have received controversial, unapproved U.S. drug
Without justice, bereaved Afghans want revenge
Amnesty International says 1,800 Afghan civilians killed by U.S., allies since 2009, and for some families grief has turned to anger
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Hoax bomb threats affect at least 20 European flights in a week
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