Toronto mayor says bomb threat against him sent to his brother
The embattled mayor says he did not consult police before making the email threat public.
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The embattled mayor says he did not consult police before making the email threat public.
American forces are delivering food, water and personnel to help tens of thousands in Iraq who have been forced from their homes in a wave of violence
Officials have recorded more than 1,800 possible cases of the disease and medical organizations are being stretched beyond their capacity to contain the outbreak
The Kurdish fighters are the only ones on the ground who are still taking on the Islamic militants
Attack on overcrowded prison by 15 gunmen was designed to free wealthy scion accused of running kidnapping ring; Haiti's neighbors warned
Meanwhile, the Pentagon says there are no plans to expand air campaign against ISIS
Baby in stroller apparently blown onto London subway track by breeze and rescued at last second; police say they want to find the couple
Group poised to release report accusing gov't of orchestrating mass killings of Muslim Brotherhood backers says Egyptian leaders "trying to silence us"
The U.S. military began airstrikes on ISIS positions in northern Iraq and dropped aid to those trapped by the Islamic militants
Red Cross-led operation in conflict-stricken province has some worried Russia will use humanitarian issue as a guise to support separatists
"Extremely dangerous prisoners are now free" in Donetsk, official warns; both sides trade blame for the attack, which killed one prisoner
The former CIA deputy director says that U.S. involvement is key
Shiite bloc of politicians disregards PM al-Maliki's demand for a third term, furthering political divide that is making fighting militants harder
Nurse becomes 10th Ebola carrier in Africa's largest country; continent-wide soccer tournament may be upended by fearful players
Crews continue search for elusive break draining 10M gallons of water a day and prompting restrictions for Bay City area