Minn. couple ID'd from Costa Concordia wreck
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N. Korea warns U.S. about cutting food aid
Pyongyang is angry after the U.S. cuts off food aid following last week's firing of a North Korean rocket
Activists: Syria shelling widens despite truce
Attack reports continue to mount despite presence of U.N. observer mission, cease-fire as diplomats meet on sanctions
Norway mass killer: "I would have done it again"
Admitted killer Anders Behring Breivik defends bomb-and-shooting rampage that killed 77 people "preventive strike"
Iran arrests more than 15 on espionage
Over 15 Iranian and foreign nationals arrested for allegedly spying for Israel, attempted assassination and sabotage
Pippa escaping trouble from pistol picture gaffe?
French mag says photographer knew gun was plastic; No indication authorities are contemplating legal action against Middleton
U.K. demands China probe Briton's murky death
Britain's top politicians urge China to ensure investigation into death of Neil Heywood is "free from political interference"
Palestinian prisoners begin hunger strike
3,500 refuse meals in day-long protest against detention, prison conditions; 1,200 say their hunger strikes open-ended
Report: 150 Afghan schoolgirls poisoned
Female students suffer headaches and vomiting at school in Takhar province; Officials call contamination "an intentional act"
France: Syria regime coffers halved by sanctions
France's foreign minister says Damascus is trying to elude sanctions, which are curbing regime's ability to export oil
Karzai: U.S. must detail cash in security deal
Afghan president wants specifics on how much money U.S. will give Afghan forces in coming years
Norway massacre trial judge removed over chat post
Judge's dismissal over death penalty post sought by lawyers for admitted killer Anders Behring Breivik, victims, prosecutors
Strong earthquake shakes Chile; Tsunami unlikely
Authorities order preventative evacuation for hundreds on part of coastline but discount possibility of tsunami
Australian troops to exit Afghanistan a year early
Largest non-NATO coalition member now expects to pull out most troops by end of 2013; U.S. plans to withdraw combat force by 2014
U.S. preps for its last major Afghan offensive
As NATO prepares to drawn down its troop levels in Afghanistan, commanders look at a final full-strength assault on the enemy
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