Explosions rock Kabul after Obama visits
Taliban claims credit for a car bomb targeting a military base in Kabul just hours after Obama's visit
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Syria's cultural treasures also conflict victims
Millennia-old buildings and artifacts have fallen prey to shelling, gunfire and looters in the Syrian conflict
UN: Both sides in Syria are violating the truce
UN peacekeeping chief doesn't blame one side in Syria more than the other, but notes evidence of government's heavy weapon use
Panetta on bin Laden raid: It had all proven right
Defense secretary describes to Scott Pelley the moments leading up to the killing of Osama bin Laden from last year's raid
Cuba may lift its travel restriction soon
After 50 years, Cubans gain hope from signals the government officials may ease their travel restrictions on its citizens
Workers express anger, gloom, elation on May Day
A gamut of emotions flowed through the crowds: Anger. Fear. Elation. Despair.
Obama tightens penalties on Iran, Syria regimes
Executive order a response to efforts by Iranian, Syrian regimes to avoid American-mandated sanctions
CIA man in Pakistan slays charged with assault in U.S.
Raymond Davis pleads not guilty after fight over parking space; Was whisked out of Pakistan last year after slaying, $2M payment
Chinese lawyer looms over US-China talks
Both Washington and Beijing declined to confirm Chen Guangcheng is under U.S. protection; could disrupt talks
Activists: Chen escape embarrassing but legal
Blind activist Chen Guangcheng said to be at U.S. embassy; Washington and Beijing in talks over his future, supporters say
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Chavez returns to Cuba for cancer treatment
Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez returned to Havana after announcing he in "home stretch" for treatment
Experts: Al Qaeda "under pressure, in disarray"
The al Qaeda of 9/11 is "pretty much a thing of the past," counting on Internet propaganda, lone wolves to "come together and do it for them"
U.K. lawmakers: Murdoch unfit to lead News Corp.
Panel of British lawmakers finds media mogul misled Parliament on phone-hacking, exhibited "willful blindness" to practice
ICC: Libya wants Qaddafi son's trial at home
Libya says Saif al-Islam Qaddafi should be tried for war crimes there, not the International Criminal Court
The world marks May Day
An international day for labor is celebrated with marches against austerity, inequality and banks
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Americans vote in battle for Senate and House control— live updates
Here's what Americans are voting on in today's elections
Tennessee murderer captured over a week after escaping prison
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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
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