Not so "beautiful game?" Corruption suspicions hang over soccer
Increasingly common match-fixing allegations mar world's most popular sport; "football is in a disastrous state," one expert warns
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Increasingly common match-fixing allegations mar world's most popular sport; "football is in a disastrous state," one expert warns
U.N. human rights chief blasts Security Council for failing to act in Syria
Controversial victory for President Hollande's Socialists; bill heads to Senate, also controlled by Socialists and allies
Five others were injured when float caught fire after striking power line at end of parade in Santos
As church's reach erodes in Europe and United States, future appears much brighter in Africa, Asia and Latin America
New tech may give aviation giants another chance, but will passengers be able to move past Hindenburg disaster images?
Pope Benedict XVI may have known as early as last summer that he was going to be the 1st pontiff in almost 600 years to resign
Russia "decisively" condemns move, hinting at possible backing for further U.N. sanctions; China expresses "firm opposition"
Protests on anniversary of dictator's fall highlight many Egyptians' disappointment in successor's scant democratic reforms
U.N. Security Council calls emergency meeting; White House describes test as "highly provocative"
Activists: Base is in northern Syria; Dam capture gives rebels control of water, electricity flow in wide stretches of land
Moved by a shared faith, millions flocked to wash away their sins on the luckiest day of Hinduism's biggest festival
In the murky world of Vatican politics, there's no clear frontrunner to replace Pope Benedict XVI
Benedict VXI's unusual move leaves Catholic Church rushing to find a new leader by Easter
The history of papal abdications is often disputed, but one thing is sure: Pope Benedict XVI is not the first to do it