Colleagues, family mourn three Americans killed in Kabul attack
Two worked at American University of Afghanistan, third U.S. victim worked for UNICEF
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Two worked at American University of Afghanistan, third U.S. victim worked for UNICEF
Anti-government demonstrations turn violent following enactment of harsh new laws aimed at severely limiting protests
Former Deputy CIA Director Mike Morell said the Russians don't want to admit they don't have complete control
At least 10 swimmers in Argentine river injured by large piranha-like fish; as many as 70 injured in December attacks
In a failed attempt to reassure the world ahead of the Sochi Olympics, the Russian president defends anti-gay laws in his country
Just a day after three Americans and 18 others were killed in Kabul, more than a dozen Pakistani troops were killed in a fresh attack in Waziristan
Funding is a serious problem for storied bobsled team from Jamaica, as they can’t afford travel or equipment for now
Former basketball star was denounced for not trying to secure the release of Kenneth Bae, an American missionary being held in North Korea
Death toll of Taliban suicide attack on popular restaurant in Afghan capital rises to 21; Chicago native was one of the victims
Taliban suicide bomber and two gunmen attack popular restaurant in brazen attack that killed at least 16, including foreigners dining inside
On a smoggy day in Beijing, residents couldn't see much sunlight -- except for the beautiful sunrise in a travel ad shown on a big screen
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Animals are blessed in Spain and Italy for St. Anthony Day
Organization creates prosthetics and provides rehabilitation services for victims of land mines in Cambodia
Pope Benedict XVI defrocked nearly 400 priests over two years for molesting children, document obtained by The Associated Press shows