Egypt interim president sets timetable for elections, constitution reform
Adly Mansour issues early 2014 schedule for process of amending constitution, setting parliamentary and presidential elections
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Fears death toll could soar from Quebec derailment
5 dead, 40 missing after runaway train carrying crude oil derails, cars explode, burn; incident may impact Keystone oil pipeline debate
Quebec derailment death toll jumps to 13; dozens missing
Faulty brakes eyed after train speeds downhill 7 miles and explodes, spilling crude oil; incident may affect keystone pipeline debate
Mexico takes title of "most obese" from America
A U.N. report says Mexicans are the heaviest of the world's larger nations, even as they battle hunger and malnutrition; how did it come to this?
Tropical Storm Chantal heading to Caribbean
Fast-moving storm prompts warnings for several island countries at start of likely busy hurricane season
Rescuers save Indonesians trapped by tigers for 5 days
Five men trapped in trees by several Sumatran tigers after accidentally killing cub; sixth man mauled to death after he fell from tree
Andy Murray deserves knighthood, David Cameron says
British prime minister seems on board with new Wimbledon champion getting knighted
Dozens killed in Cairo as military, Islamists clash
At least 51 protesters, 3 security forces killed; Ousted president's Muslim Brotherhood supporters call for all-out rebellion against army
Train crash devastates Quebec town
Fires continued to smolder two days after massive fire caused by deadly train derailment
Afghans arrest alleged U.S. translator over murders
Zakaria Kandahari accused of the murder and torture of 9 civilians while he was allegedly on U.S. payroll; Incident got American troops booted from area
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Thrill seekers dash alongside fighting bulls during Spain's annual San Fermin festival in Pamplona
The "Godfather of Heroin" dies in Burma
Lo Hsing Han, 80, was considered one of the world's biggest drug traffickers, and a supporter of Burma's brutal former military junta
Bin Laden raid records secreted away from Pentagon
Documents on Navy SEAL raid of bin Laden hideout purged from Pentagon computers and sent to CIA; move may have sidestepped rules
Death toll in Quebec train explosion rises to 5
Officials say more bodies likely to be discovered after derailment of train carrying crude oil; 2,000 evacuated as train still burns
Russian official: Venezuela is Snowden's "last chance"
Chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff says disclosures about U.S. spying have "temporarily" set back ties with allies
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Zelenskyy says Russia is stepping up attacks ahead of U.S. talks
Mass shooting in Polish market leaves at least 6 dead, 15 injured
Armed man arrested near White House planned to kill Trump, DHS says
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Paraguay's president under house arrested after bank collapse
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