U.S. soldier helps Iraqi boy get medical treatment
Capt. Morrie Fanto was on a mission in Iraq when he came across a boy who was badly injured by an IED
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Capt. Morrie Fanto was on a mission in Iraq when he came across a boy who was badly injured by an IED
Ninth Little League World Series championship for Japan, which was making its fourth straight appearance in the title game
Attacks part of a months-long wave of killing that is the country's worst spate of bloodshed since 2008
Specter of the Iraq war looms large over escalating U.S. involvement in Syria's civil war amid reports of chemical weapons use
Ex-President Hosni Mubarak and Muslim Brotherhood leaders both on trail on same day over allegedly killing protesters
Family of one accused held in vicious assault on photojournalist in India's largest city says he is a juvenile
Gruesome discovery of 12 youth who had gone missing in capital after night of partying; fears drug war taking hold in once calm city
Pentagon dispatches fourth warship armed with ballistic missiles capable of striking Syrian targets
Presenting their own images as evidence, both sides in the deadly conflict have claimed the other used chemical weapons to wage war
Cabinet's decision to cut the curfew by two hours came as Egypt's interim prime minister vowed that his government's priority is restoring security
Mary River Wilderness Retreat employee said the missing man and his friend had ignored warnings not to go in the water
Pentagon is moving naval forces closer to Syria in preparation for a possible decision by the president to order military strikes, said defense secretary
Response comes in the wake of alleged chemical attack on Damascus suburbs that left hundreds dead; but officials stress President Obama has not made a decision
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Army soldier who murdered 16 in Afghanistan denied chance to ever leave prison; says his was an "act of cowardice"