Bangladesh factory collapse death toll rises to 161
Collapse comes months after deadly fire killed 112 in another Bangladesh garment factory
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Officials: Bombing suspect angry over U.S. wars against Muslims
Surviving Boston bombing suspect tells investigators the U.S. invasions in Iraq and Afghanistan provided the motive behind the marathon attack
Building collapse kills hundreds in Bangladesh
At least 194 people killed in collapse of an eight-story garment factory
Suspect in alleged Canada terror plot denies charges
Chiheb Esseghaier says claim that he conspired with al Qaeda members in Iran to blow up NYC-bound train based on "only appearances"
Extinct bird egg sold at London auction for more than $100K
Egg of Madagascar bird hunted to extinction 300 to 400 years ago sells for three times what Christie's auction house in London expected
U.K. man sold fake bomb detectors to Iraq
James McCormick convicted of fraud for hocking devices based on golf ball finders, putting people's safety at risk, investigators say
N. Korea troops lay down guns to plant crops
After weeks of war rhetoric, soldiers leave posts to help with spring planting, but commanders say they're still ready for war
U.S. man being abused in Iraq prison, wife claims
Wife says Jordanian-born American Shawki Omar being beaten, denied medication after U.S. accepted Iraqi assurances he would not be tortured
Musharraf's legal woes snowball in Pakistan
After returning to country with plan to run in elections, former military leader now under house arrest as various cases mount
Ex-Pakistan leader Musharraf flees arrest order
Former military ruler returned from exile to run in elections, now said to be holed-up in compound after hasty exit from Islamabad court
21 killed as China forces clash with "terrorist gang"
Official account blames armed terrorists, but representative of ethnic Uighur people, native to region, says it was police heavy-handedness
Hagel tries to preserve U.S. influence in Egypt
Defense chief to meet Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood-backed leader as post-Arab Spring gov't struggles with a still-divided nation
Israeli focus on Syria gives Hagel respite on Iran
On Chuck Hagel's first visit to Israel as defense secretary, Syria surpassed Iran as the security threat of greatest urgency to U.S. ally
Family of Boston bombing suspects fled oppression
Parents of men suspected in the Boston Marathon bombings deny their sons were involved; family fled Chechen war in 1990s and later emigrated to U.S.
Slain suspect's Russia trip, online activity scrutinized
Tamerlan Tsarnaev's travels to Dagestan and Chechnya, as well as his activity on social media networks, are attracting a lot of attention
Musk chose to restrict Ukraine's access to SpaceX network, sources say
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