Gun control debate about to go international
A draft U.N. treaty to regulate global arms trade comes under fire; U.S. insists it protect Second Amendment rights
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248 human fetuses found in Russian forest
Police suspect local hospital in dumping of four barrels containing tagged, named fetuses
U.S., Israel focused on Syria's chemical weapons
Syrian officials talk openly about stockpile, prompting Israel to issue gas masks and U.S. to consider plans for securing weapons sites
U.K. deploys 1,200 more troops for Olympics
Troops were on standby after security contractor failed to provide enough guards; Total of 18K troops to help secure the Games
Hoots in Parliament: France mulls harassment law
Female Housing minister dealt with catcalls by male legislators during Cabinet meeting
Wildfire forces dad, daughter to plummet to deaths
French family fleeing fire on Spanish hillside found themselves trapped on cliff's edge; Mom in critical condition
Ghana's President Atta Mills died at age 68
Ghanaian state-run television stations broke into regular programming to announce the president's death
Witness: U.S. general opposed hospital abuse probe
Army colonel testifies he was made to retract request for probe into horrible conditions at Afghan military hospital
Israel warns of broader war over Syria weapons
Israel's military chief says Syria has bolstered security around chemical weapons, but attacks on depots could drag Israel in
Activists: Syrian copters keep pounding Aleppo
Four days into major offensive against rebels, opposition still holds large parts of Syria's most populous city, activist says
Bulgaria: Skilled conspiracy behind suicide bomb
U.S. counterterrorism chief stops short of blaming Iran or Hezbollah for blast that killed Israeli tourists
U.S. civilian killed by Afghan gunmen
Officials say electrical engineer shot along with two Afghans; Taliban claims responsibility for attack
U.K. charges Brooks, Coulson for hacking
Former protege to media mogul Rupert Murdoch, and ex-aide to British prime minister both charged in newspaper scandal
Raging northeast Spain wildfires
Fires in several parts of the Catalonia region forced more than 1,400 people to stay in shelters
Rebels set sights on Syria's biggest city
As the battle for the capital rages, Syria's rebels send out a call-to-arms for Aleppo, Syria's most-populous city
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Judge dismisses with prejudice Trump lawsuit against Wall Street Journal
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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Iran's supreme leader warns U.S., Israel against new attacks
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