IAEA: "Serious concerns" over Iran nuke plans
Head of U.N. agency says Tehran refuses to let inspectors investigate possible military facets of nuke program
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Head of U.N. agency says Tehran refuses to let inspectors investigate possible military facets of nuke program
Thief pries loose iron cage protecting preserved heart of St. Laurence O'Toole, leaving church officials distraught
Costly and uncertain cleanup in towns contaminated by radiation leaks from Fukushima nuclear plant could last decades
After six hours buried in 10-foot-deep trench Sri Lankan is brought to surface, declared dead
Obama likely to push to give diplomacy more time, Israeli leader not ruling out Israeli attack on Iran nuke facilities
Prince visits Belize and the Bahamas on the first days of his trip as a representative of Queen Elizabeth II
U.S. burning of Muslim holy books may have lasting result after years of alleged offensives by troops
Says U.S.-Israel relations "worse than they have ever been"
Ex-Marine Amir Hekmati's case sent for review by court after Iranian Supreme Court finds shortcomings
Humanitarian group kept out of battered neighborhood of Baba Amr in Homs for days after seized by Syrian forces
Stricken Fukushima nuclear plant keeping crucial systems running with makeshift equipment, some patched up with tape
International observers say lack of "real competition" and "abuse" of gov't resources skewed vote in Putin's favor
Long convoy of gunmen start by kidnapping commanders, end by raising al Qaeda flag over police checkpoint in Haditha
The presidential election victory of Vladimir Putin was never in doubt, and any vote rigging may not have been needed
Observers, opposition leaders say problems widespread in vote that is expected to return Vladimir Putin to presidency