NATO: Afghan militant attacks up 11 percent
Past 3 months show increase of attacks compared to same period in 2011; Attacks in June highest for any month in 2 years
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Bell ringing ceremony goes hilariously wrong
Just after answering questions about things going wrong, British official breaks bell in pre-Olympics ceremony
Cuba Revolution Day
Cuba marks the 59th anniversary of the July 26, 1953 rebel attack led by Fidel and Raul Castro on the Moncada military barracks
Chinese politician Bo's wife charged with murder
Wife of ousted party leader Bo Xilai charged with murder of British businessman
Argentina puts Evita's face on currency
Iconic former first lady's profile now graces the new 100-peso note, making her first woman to have such honor
U.S. grounds F-16 jets in Japan after crash
With locals already uneasy over U.S. plane crashes, U.S. grounds its fighter jets in Japan after mishap
News of al Qaeda bomb plot leaked too soon?
Lawmakers, others seek probe into who told press of plot to bomb airliner amid concerns source could have kept providing intel
Indonesian zoo wants orangutan to quit smoking
Tori and her male companion were moved out of visitors' sight so she'll no longer smoke lit cigarettes tossed on cage floor
Topless woman lunges at Russia church leader
Bare-breasted feminist activist bearing threatening message on her body stopped by priest, guard
AP: U.S. weighs more direct involvement in Syria
Obama administration considering stepping up assistance if rebels can create safe zone; Clinton says it's only a matter of time
Mexico fines HSBC $28M in money laundering case
Mexican and U.S. commissions found HSBC failed to control suspicious flows of billions of dollars
Man: I rode rickshaw from China to London Games
Chinese farmer claims 16-country, 87,000-mile odyssey to London Olympics took two years
China claims thousands of cybercriminal arrests
With China's rapidly growing use of the Internet, cybercriminals proliferate, and the state struggles to control it
Kim Jong Un married, but still a mystery
Analyst says unusual public marriage, shake-up of regime, shouldn't be mistaken for birth of "Pyongyang Spring" in N. Korea
Raul Castro says Cuba is ready sit down with U.S.
In an allegedly impromptu speech on Revolution Day, Cuban President Raul Castro said his government is willing to mend fences
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El-Sayed asks fellow Democrat Stevens not to attend final campaign events
DOJ calls Alaska Senate allegations "troubling," asks to segregate ballots
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Virginia and D.C. sue over Trump's planned arch
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Iran's supreme leader warns U.S., Israel against new attacks
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