Syria forces continue shelling; Dozens killed
Opposition activists say at least 30 killed in gov't attacks on Homs as bombardment also reported further north
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Israel could strike Iran without warning U.S.
Sources tell AP Israel would keep the U.S. in the dark on a possible Iran strike to minimize accusations of collusion
Chinese architect Wang Shu wins Pritzker Prize
Wang Shu's buildings have been praised for their commanding presence and careful attention to the environment
Clinton: Arming Syrian rebels could help al Qaeda
Speaking to CBS News, secretary of state expresses outrage at brutality in Syria, but raises concerns about arming opposition
Official: US soldier killed by Iran-backed group
The Iranian-backed militant group Asaib Ahl al-Haq kidnapped and killed the last missing US soldier, Iraqi lawmaker says
Argentina bars 2 Carnival ships from docking
Far southern city of Ushuaia denies ships dockage in jab at British government over disputed Falkland Islands
Activist group: 135 people dead in Syria
Local Coordination Committees, a major Syrian activist group, says dead Monday include 64 people fleeing embattled city of Homs
Syria: Overwhelming support for reform ballot
89 percent of Syrian voters vote in favor of reforms, designed by Assad to end violent uprising, officials say
Syrian regime slapped with new EU sanctions
European gov'ts increase pressure on Assad regime to stop crackdown by freezing officials' assets, restricting central bank
Russia claims anti-Putin plot thwarted
6 days before elections, state-run TV says Russia, Ukraine forces thwart assassination plot; Political opponents say report a "cheap trick"
Fire aboard Costa liner leaves cruise ship adrift
No casualties among the 1,000 people on board, but ship was stranded in pirate-infested area near the Seychelles in the Indian Ocean
WikiLeaks publishes emails on private intel firm
Secret-spilling site releasing files it claims shows shady nature of private intelligence
Afghan Koran backlash threatens U.S. mission
4 U.S. troops wounded in latest attack after Koran burning; Worrying sign for U.S. strategy focused on training Afghans
U.S.: Military committed to Afghan mission
Despite violence after Koran burning that has left 4 U.S. service members dead, Pentagon says training of Afghans will continue
Poland tries to evac reporters wounded in Syria
Embassy trying to gain evacuation of wounded Western journalists from besieged city of Homs, as well as bodies of reporters killed
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