Gunmen kill U.S. teacher in Yemen
American working at language institute in Taez City is murdered
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Blast kills 3 in Aleppo, Syria
Russia accounted for 72 percent of Syria's surge in arms imports from 2007 to 2011, even after embargo, group reports
Venezuelan police gun down Chilean consul's kid
Many have decried the excessive force of Venezuela's police and their frequent violent crimes
Sweden moving towards cashless economy
Bills and coins represent only 3 percent of Sweden's economy, and some say that is too much
Soldier's family "stunned" over Afghan killings
Family of sergeant accused of killing 16 villagers says they stand behind him; Lawyer to meet with Bales at Kan. prison
Blast kills 3 in Aleppo, Syria
Gov't leads U.N. agencies on tour of cities where populations have suffered from uprising now entering its second year
Blast kills 3 in Aleppo, Syria
Explosion rips through neighborhood in Aleppo; State news agency said it was a "terrorist bombing"
One-ton WWII-era bomb unearthed in France
Officials in Marseille evacuate area around port to remove German bomb that dates to World War II
Syrian opposition calls for rallies in capital
Anti-Assad activists call for demonstrations to mark one-year anniversary of uprising
Friends praise Sgt. Bales, but his past is dark
Accused Afghan massacre shooter took care of special needs kids in high school, but had money troubles and brushes with the law
Chevron execs may get criminal charges in Brazil
Brazilian prosecutors say 17 Chevron executives will face criminal charges over a second oil leak in a year
Twin suicide bombers kill 27 in Syrian capital
A wild-card element reveals itself in Syrian conflict with latest in string of suicide bombings in Damascus
McDonald's sold expired food, Chinese TV says
Chinese state television has accused McDonald's and French retailer Carrefour of selling expired chicken products
Egypt's Coptic Christian pope dies at 88
Pope Shenouda III led Egypt's Christian minority for 40 years during a time of increasing tensions with Muslims
Iraqi militia frees U.S. man after 9 months
Man believed to be a former soldier turned contractor is mysteriously released by an Iraqi militia after 9-months as hostage
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2 Native American women make history in midterms
The 2026 blue wave, in charts
Democrats' election rout is poised to reorder federal health policy
Huge space telescope plunges back to Earth after 22 years in orbit
Mamdani says Democrats must keep their "foot on the gas"
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