Donkey meat found in South African "beef" burgers
Study finds donkey, water buffalo and goat meat labeled beef in South African burgers and sausages -but no horse meat
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'93 WTC bombers: Where are they now?
One of the men convicted for the 1993 attack in New York is still on the lam; another is repeatedly cited as Islamists' inspiration
Pistorius plans his own memorial for Steenkamp
Drama around Pistorius case expands as presiding judge's cousin was allegedly involved in a murder-suicide this weekend
Taliban attacks did not drop in 2012 after all
U.S.-led military command in Afghanistan incorrectly reported 7 percent decline in 2012 attacks; new report shows no change
Cardinals want to begin pope selection ASAP, Vatican source says
Conclave to elect new pope approaches as Church faces multiple challenges to restore public image; Pope Benedict issues new secrecy rule
Hot air balloon crash in Egypt
A hot air balloon flying over Egypt's ancient city of Luxor caught fire and crashed into a sugar cane field, killing foreign tourists
Syrian missiles kill some 140 in Aleppo: activists
Lives lost near Aleppo; Separately, human rights group says some 140 people were killed there by government missiles over span of week
Gaza militants fire rocket into Israel: police
No injuries, but it's first such incident since November; Tensions high after death in disputed circumstances of Palestinian prisoner
Iran news agency covers up Michelle Obama at the Oscars
Can you spot the difference between the image broadcasted in the U.S., and the one published by semi-official news agency Fars?
Syrian rebels relent, join international talks
As explosions rock Damascus, Syria's rebels accept the international call to join a conference in Rome to discuss the future
Another top Catholic steps down amid scandal
Just days before he was expected in Rome to help chose a new pope, Cardinal Keith O'Brien resigns as Archbishop, says he'll skip conclave
Italy vote results indicate gridlock
Murky outcome of parliamentary election seen in eurozone's third-largest economy
Under spotlight, Church can't shake scandals
Days before cardinals meet to pick Benedict XVI's successor, the Church is in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons
World Cup may forever change Brazilian soccer
The new stadiums being built for Brazil's World Cup are forcing some unwelcomed changes in old soccer traditions
27 years later, Chernobyl reactor getting $2B cap
A new construction project and sparse landscapes draw thousands to Chernobyl in the Ukraine, despite persistently dangerous radiation
ICE crackdown prompts some Texas Latinos to turn away from Trump
DOJ sues to block Alaska Senate certification if Sullivan loses
2 ex-FBI officials charged with lying about Hunter Biden's laptop
Intel Democrats on how they'll react if Trump alleges election meddling
Israel vows major West Bank operation after attack kills 2 troops
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Judge allows Jane Doe anonymity in Cornell sexual assault lawsuit
Trump lifts tariffs on some Canadian goods in boon to Sen. Susan Collins
