Pakistan: U.S. resumes drone strikes, 13 dead
After 6-month hiatus, Pakistani intelligence officials report 2 drone strikes in north Waziristan, near Afghan border.
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Egyptian president visits sexual assault victim in hospital
El-Sissi says "I am sorry" to woman attacked by mob during inauguration celebrations, but will public gesture do anything to curb widespread attacks and harassment?
Islamic militants move closer to Baghdad
The al Qaeda-inspired group aims to establish a vast Islamic state
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Syrian woman, 65, survives 700-day blockade
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As Arctic melts away, Cold War-style spy games heat up
Arctic nations are fishing for secrets as melting sea ice spurs competition for potential oil and gas resources, new shipping lanes
J.K. Rowling wades into the world of Muggle politics
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Another Iraqi city, Tikrit, falls to jihadists, officials say
An al Qaeda offshoot continues its offensive in Saddam Hussein's hometown just a few days after taking control of Iraq's second-largest city and a large arms cache there
S. Korea raids church of alleged ferry owner
Church called a cult by critics rallies against thousands of police as they arrest members for allegedly aiding fugitive billionaire
Iraq official: "We have a plan" to reclaim Mosul
Governor says nation's 2nd largest city won't be held by al Qaeda splinter group trying to create Islamic state straddling Syria-Iraq border
Brazil's last-minute rush to prep for World Cup
While crews in Sao Paulo are working to get the city's stadium ready in time for Thursday's opening match, Brazilians are still demonstrating against World Cup spending
Loved ones remember Afghan friendly fire victims
U.S. troops killed this week by a bomb from their own nation's jet remembered by friends and family in Illinois, Ohio
Judge says federal law banning noncitizen voting is unconstitutional
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Jane Doe's attorney says "she was incapable of consent," alleges cover-up
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