State Department issues travel alert for Egypt
The alert warns Americans in Egypt "to the continuing possibility of sporadic unrest" ahead of May elections
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The alert warns Americans in Egypt "to the continuing possibility of sporadic unrest" ahead of May elections
Obama says border violence could harm U.S.-Mexico relations; Mexican President Calderon says problem begins on U.S. side
Firefighting helicopters trying to put out blaze atop building under construction, planned as Europe's tallest
Burma's junta concedes opposition landslide win as country's first real elections carry hope to Burma's many desperately poor
Former drug kingpin said to have harmed U.S. and Mexico in "profound" way with bloodshed he unleashed
Several nations - the U.S. included - go all-in with Syria's rebels as secretary of state declares "cracks" in the regime's core
SE Asia-bound Azamara Quest had engine fire, shutting down air conditioning, amenities; Passengers compensated with BBQs and drinks
While "political pressures" have halted development of a nuclear powered drone, builders say it could fly for months
Israeli Navy vice admiral told top commanders to prepare for 10-day naval exercise in Italy, revealed on April 1 that it was a prank
The aftershock followed last month's original magnitude 7.4 earthquake in southern Mexico near the border of Guerrero and Oaxaca states
International envoy tells Security Council that Assad regime has agreed to withdraw military from population centers
Syrian military hunting down activists, torching homes, according to opposition groups as diplomatic efforts continue
But head of civil aviation agency says too early to connect de-icing with cause of crash that killed 31
Claiming victory in landmark by-election in nation long ruled by military junta, pro-democracy leader says: "The success we are having is the success of the people"
Lawyer says Mohamed Merah, killed in police standoff after allegedly gunning down seven, claimed innocence in videos