New turns in row over Indian diplomat's strip search
India demands that U.S. drop case against her; U.S. attorney defends her treatment; Indian official says she was blackmail target
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India demands that U.S. drop case against her; U.S. attorney defends her treatment; Indian official says she was blackmail target
Russian leader, a former KGB agent, says data collection necessary to fight terrorism, but gov’t must "limit the appetite" of the spy agency
U.S. Ambassador to U.N. heads for Central African Republic to try and quell fighting between Muslim and Christian groups
Release brings prison population at U.S. base in Cuba to 158
Protesters in India, some wearing masks of President Obama, burn U.S. flags and demand apology
Army Capt. Ivan Castro says team is in good spirits after "epic journey" to the South Pole
Sixty-nine people were killed when 3,000 black South Africans gathered to demonstrate on March 21, 1960, setting off three decades of anti-apartheid protest
South Korean amusement park hosts Christmas-themed penguin parade
Four-month, 40,000-mile torch relay has been clouded by a string of mishaps that reached its nadir this week
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford says he didn't intend to suggest that Toronto Star reporter is a pedophile, but journalist rejects apology
Satellite imaging company DigitalGlobe reveals the best bird's eye views of Earth from the past year
Ronnie Biggs' participation in daring heist of U.K. mail train packed with money was only the beginning of his time in the spotlight
Top EU negotiator's rep and Iranian TV say technical talks on details of deal to ease sanctions will resume this week
Police rescue tourist who walked off Melbourne pier into chilly water and couldn’t swim, but held onto her phone
After Fukushima nuclear disaster, labs hold nation’s fish supply to a standard 12-times stricter than in U.S.