South Africa: Mandela discharged from hospital
Former president to receive care at home following hospitalization lasting more than a week for pneumonia
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Former president to receive care at home following hospitalization lasting more than a week for pneumonia
South Korean workers leave factory park in North representing last trace of cooperation between two nations amid rising tensions
Another 70 people were injured when the eight-story building on forest land caved in into a mound of steel and concrete
A man shot dead another man at a day care center in Quebec, then killed himself
U.S. officials say recent threats, while worrisome, are part of familiar pattern from Pyongyang
S. Korean officials quoted as saying 2 missiles on launchers hidden along North's coast, but unclear what they are, or if they'll even fly
Expert warns that Obama administration's current policy of answering North's provocations with military bluster may backfire
Obama administration says isolated nation uses currency foreign exchange bank as vehicle to proliferate weapons of mass destruction
Syrian President says if his government falls or if Syria is divided, it "will have a domino effect" of instability across region
Military says two stealth bombers flew from Missouri, dropped dummy bombs, in an "extended deterrence mission"
Kim Jong Un puts missiles on standby to "settle accounts" with U.S. as fears mount that isolated regime might actually spark a conflict
U.S. officials say North Korean saber rattling is common, but are not sure what to expect with new 30-year-old leader Kim Jong Un
United States Forces Korea emphasizes commitment to Seoul, says North Korea "will achieve nothing" from threats
Pentagon's move is latest response to North Korea's provocations; North Korea says it has approved plans for nuclear strike
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