Assad: "Monsters" to blame for Syria massacre
In public address says democracy is "drowning in our blood," likens military crackdown to surgeon performing amputation to save patient
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In public address says democracy is "drowning in our blood," likens military crackdown to surgeon performing amputation to save patient
Tour highlighted her new freedom to explore the world — and to return home
Gunman fires shots in a busy food court in one of Canada's busiest malls killing 1 man and injuring 7
Queen Elizabeth II kicked off a four-day celebration on Saturday, commemorating 60 years on the throne
Fire service spokesman says all the dead were in cars that the plane crushed
Retailers are embracing the jubilee spirit as Queen Elizabeth II celebrates 60 years on the throne
Thousands protest life sentence for deposed ruler as too lenient, denounce trial as "theatrical"
Human rights official tells AP "there has to be accountability," rejects "politically expedient solutions" that waive prosecution
On the 153rd anniversary of the iconic clock tower, the city of London allowed American cameras inside for the first time
Sentenced on charges stemming from killing of protesters during uprising that toppled him; "Chaos" in court, some scuffles outside after verdict
Says the U.S. is open to forging better military ties with Burma, if political and human rights reforms there continue
Authorities in France searched for the suspect, a Canadian porn actor
NATO says 2 foreign aid workers and their 2 Afghan colleagues have been rescued in an early morning raid
Pakistani intelligence officials say a suspected U.S. missile strike has killed two militants in a region along the Afghan border
Taliban insurgents detonate bomb, try to storm coalition base, but were repelled by NATO forces, officials say