Strauss-Kahn linked to possible rape in D.C.
French investigators study claims that ex-IMF head may have been involved in a rape during a Washington hotel orgy in 2010
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Family: Army officer dies in Skype chat with wife
Wife "tragically witnessed" U.S. captain's death in Afghanistan, family says; Pentagon probing circumstances
Teen in "Jihad Jane" terror case pleads guilty
Mohammad Hassan Khalid faces 15 years in prison for offering to recruit terrorists for Irish terror cell
Sarkozy rival upset at use of Obama photo
Socialist Francois Hollande's campaign complains that photo of popular American president implies endorsement
NATO video for Chicago summit gets basics wrong
Obama's relationship to Windy City, Land of Lincoln's capital among errors in video promoting summit's host city
Was Lenin poisoned, or did stress kill him?
Medical conference examines the death at 54 of Soviet Union's founder, and eyes Josef Stalin
Tabloid terror: Inside al Qaeda's online magazine
Inspire magazine releases surprise double issue a year after its publisher, editor were killed in a drone strike
Clinton cites progress in Chinese activist's case
Also presses China to help on global challenges including Syria, North Korea, Iran
Mexico gangs reign as 3 journalists killed
Photographers all previously covered crime in state torn between 2 cartels, where even self-censorship can't save journalists
Taliban bomber kills 20 at Pakistan market
Militant group targets security forces, including man awarded for fighting Taliban, but kills women, children, too
China: Chen Guangcheng can apply to study abroad
Beijing signals blind activist at heart of U.S.-China standoff may be allowed to leave; Chen calls his situation "very dangerous"
Why Chen Guangcheng wants to leave China
The Chinese dissident told Sky News reporter Holly Williams why he changed his mind about staying in China
U.S. seeks solutions in China activist's case
U.S. officials scrambled to come up with options Friday after a blind activist reversed course and asked to leave China with his family
How U.S. diplomats rescued Chinese dissident
The cloak-and-dagger story of how Chen Guangcheng ended up at the U.S. Embassy is like a script from Hollywood
Bin Laden's frustrated final words go online
In letters from last hideout, bin Laden fretted about terror network bumbling and plots that killed too many innocent Muslims
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Iran dismisses U.S. response to peace proposal as "not convincing"
Co-pilot's friend describes hearing audio of her last moments
Why some key races won't be decided on election night
5 people rescued in South Pacific after months at sea, 4 still missing
U.S. launches strikes on Iranian targets in Strait of Hormuz
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