Singapore police admit errors in dead American investigation
Policeman says there was no reason to dust for fingerprints or collect DNA samples at scene of Shane Todd's death
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China newspaper's "Dishonest Americans" series spurs backlash
Articles meant to "provide a more objective picture" of Americans mostly generate ridicule on social media
Defiant Turkish PM on protests: "What is the message?"
Even as president appeals for calm and defends protests, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan dismisses demonstrators as "looters"
China city to fine unmarried women for having babies
Critics decry planned fines as discriminatory towards women, say it could lead to more abandoned babies
At least 119 people perish in China poultry plant fire
Huge blaze injured dozens, officials say; 3 explosions, ammonia leak apparently sparked fire, which trapped workers in concrete buildings it charred
Taliban reportedly sends reps to Iran for talks
Delegation said to have discussed issues of mutual interest after official invitation by Iranian gov't
Violent protests in Turkey rage into 4th day
Police detain hundreds amid biggest anti-gov't protests in years, sparked by crackdown on peaceful protest over environmental issues
Tear gas in Turkey's third day of fierce protests
As tens of thousands clash with police in four different cities, PM Erdogan dismisses "dictator" claims
Guantanamo hunger strikers: Force feeding tactics "abusive"
One third of detainees refusing to eat are fed liquids through tubes; U.S. officials defend force feeding practice
Congressmen find few Boston bombing clues in Russia
House members attend some meetings with Russian lawmakers arranged by actor Steven Seagal
When some liberators were criminals
Newly-opened archives reveal evidence of crimes committed by some Allied forces as they liberated the French people from Nazi occupation
Al Qaeda leader to U.S.: "Mind your own internal affairs"
In an online message, Yemen al Qaeda commander cites Boston bombings and ricin-tainted letters as warnings
Turkish PM Erdogan rejects "dictator" charge
As thousands return to site of violent protests against his policies, PM Erdogan dismisses it all as work of extremist fringe
China, U.S. schedule meetings over cyberwarfare
China said it wants "even-tempered talks" as U.S. hopes to set standards of behavior for cybersecurity and commercial espionage
Islamists dealt major blow in Egyptian politics
Egypt's highest court invalidates results of election that produced the nation's Islamist-dominated legislature
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Russian envoy says visit to Iran aimed at averting return to war
Trump faces bipartisan backlash over waiving Russia sanctions
France vows to crack down after protests spiral out of control
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