Afghans in uniform kill American soldier
Unclear whether likely case of insider attack was Afghan insurgents with uniforms or actual Afghan police; 9 troops also injured
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Unclear whether likely case of insider attack was Afghan insurgents with uniforms or actual Afghan police; 9 troops also injured
While Greece is unlikely to cause international panic with a split from the euro, it still faces a shattered economy
In rare interview, democracy activist says, "When the people in Burma stop thinking about whether or not they're free, it'll mean that they're free"
A trio of suicide bombings at churches and a string of reprisal attacks on Muslims has authorities in Nigeria worried
Egypt's military warned to speedily hand over power or risk losing billions of dollars in U.S. military and economic aid
Navy vessels to protect Russian citizens, naval base while continuing to provide Assad regime with arms
Wary confidence among investors as pro-bailout New Democracy party tries to build new gov't that would keep Greece in eurozone
Head of Arab nations group says int'l community should send forces to end killing, not just "observing"
Aung San Suu Kyi tells Scott Pelley there was no point in worrying during years behind bars, under house arrest
Shenzhou capsule carrying 2 men, 1 woman successfully docks with module in preparations for planned Chinese space station
Refugee agency says crises in Libya, Sudan, Somalia created spike in numbers of newly-displaced to their highest in 11 years
Window for diplomacy closing as 6-party talks resume, and Tehran shows little sign of willingness to compromise
Ruling generals say they'll "hand over power" to new president at end of month, but they're keeping the real power themselves
Cross-border incident highlights fears that instability in post-Mubarak Egypt will spill into Israel
Muslim Brotherhood declares that its candidate, Mohammed Morsi, won Egypt's presidential election