7 U.S. troops killed in Afghan copter crash
International military coalition says 11 killed in all, including Afghan troops and translator; Taliban claims shoot-down
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International military coalition says 11 killed in all, including Afghan troops and translator; Taliban claims shoot-down
Attack appears to be latest sectarian violence by Sunni extremists, who don't consider Shiites real Muslims
Global body's humanitarian chief says impact on civilians has more than double during last 4 months
WikiLeaks founder holed up in Ecuador's London embassy, avoiding extradition and sparking a diplomatic face-off
Officials in country's northeast say crews took 4 days to reach mine located in dense jungle controlled by militia
A half-dozen suicide bombers with other weapons attacked a strategic airbase in Pakistan's northwest
A Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation competition to reinvent the toilet for the poor has announced a few initial winners
Women and children among dead in Azaz after Syrian jets bombard it, activists say; "Liberated" town loses sense of security
In order for Julian Assange to get asylum in Ecuador, he first needs to get out of the U.K., which might prove tricky
Blasts underscores the volatility of the country eight months after the last U.S. troops pulled out
Armed Shiite clansmen in Lebanon say they're holding 20 Syrians, won't release captives until family inside Syria is freed
More than a dozen African athletes have gone missing during 2012 London Olympics and may be seeking asylum in Britain
As international forces in Afghanistan begin to withdraw, Taliban insurgents ramp up violence across country
Israeli attack on Iran's nuclear program could trigger a bloody monthlong war, Israeli civil defense chief warns
Explosion wounds 3 people, causes minor damage to Dama Rose hotel in up-market area of Syrian capital