Spanish village votes to change offensive name
After centuries, residents of hamlet north of Madrid agree that it's time to choose a new name and perhaps attract more visitors
World
Pope Francis' visit to Palestinian refugee camp raises hopes
Khaled Laham, 13, and his family at the Dheisheh refugee camp are hopeful the pope's visit will highlight their struggle
Poll: Billionaire candy maker wins Ukraine presidential election
Petro Poroshenko, allegedly the ninth richest man in Ukraine, dominated the field in an exit poll; known for ability to strike compromise
Ukraine holds presidential vote as insurgency rages
Pro-Russian rebels smash ballot boxes and block access to voting centers in the east as the rest of Ukraine holds peaceful vote
Pope Francis gets warm welcome from Palestinians
Israeli, Palestinian presidents accept pontiff's invite to the Vatican for next month; pope breaks from tradition, visiting West Bank before Israel
Can Rio be ready for the World Cup?
Protests, unfinished stadiums among the problems - and next up is the Olympics
Pope Francis visits the Holy Land
Pontiff makes his first trip to the Middle East, to push his vision of inter-religious dialogue as a vehicle for peace in the region
Deadly shooting at Jewish Museum in Brussels
Gunfire breaks out at museum near city's center
As pope prepares to visit Holy Land, children study Aramaic
Despite push to keep alive the language Jesus spoke, fewer Christians live in area
Pope's visit to Holy Land will be test of diplomacy
Pope has said visit is about celebrating improved relations between Catholics and Orthodox Christians, but it comes amid continued tensions between Christians and Jews
Climber who survived 70-foot fall into crevasse recalls "terror"
With a broken arm, four broken ribs, he shot video as he struggled to the surface
Hull of British yacht found but no sign of missing crew
Cabin of overturned 40-foot boat was flooded, windows shattered
U.S. suspends $3.5M in military aid to Thailand after coup
The declaration of the coup has underscored the limited leverage the U.S. has with Thailand, despite their longstanding ties
Photos of the week
The best images from the week's news, May 16, 2014 - May 23, 2014
Iran cleric condemns "satanic" divorce parties
Senior cleric says Western phenomenon of holding parties to celebrate the dissolving of a marriage is a "poison" for Islamic society
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Oil prices rebound slightly as Iran claims new attacks on ships
Harmeet Dhillon, DOJ's controversial civil rights chief, resigns
3 injured in shooting at Des Moines, Iowa, post office
Russell Brand found guilty of rape and sexual assault
U.S. ID's remains of WWII soldier from iconic "Merrill's Marauders"
Peanut allergy study finds babies should be retested. Here's what to know.
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