In N. Korea, huge crowds at Kim's funeral march
Tens of thousands gather for late leader's funeral march, led by son and successor Kim Jong Un
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3 NATO troops killed by bomb in east Afghanistan
Three NATO service members have been killed by a roadside bomb in eastern Afghanistan, the alliance said
Egypt's Mubarak back in court
Former president, 83, wheeled into court on gurney, covered by blanket; Trial resumes after 3-month break
Iran threatens Strait of Hormuz, vital oil route
Iranian officials step up rhetoric in face of possible new sanctions; Gulf nations vow to offset any potential losses
Israeli girl jeered on daily walk highlights rift
8-year-old afraid to go to school because of taunts from ultra-Orthodox, who call long skirt and long sleeves "immodest"
Cranky croc steals zoo worker's lawn mower
Saltwater crocodile Elvis charged at an Australian reptile park worker before stealing his lawn mower
Elephants race, play soccer in Nepal festival
Three-day event held to promote conservation, tourism; Pachyderms trained for weeks for the games
Syria frees 755 detained in crackdown
Prisoner release follows Human Rights Watch charge that government was hiding detainees from Arab League observers
NY Rep.: Iraq releases 3 security contractors
3 security contractors were released by Iraqi Army forces after they were held for more than 2 weeks
Veil of secrecy in North Korea for Kim funeral
North Korea's sole TV station was showing only taped footage of sobbing mourners filing past Kim's begonia-bedecked bier
Yemen's leader causes headaches in Washington
American officials were evaluating a request from Yemen's Ali Abdullah Saleh to come to the U.S. for medical treatment
Stricken Russian boat sailing from Antarctic ice
Stuck for 12 days while in danger of sinking, the Sparta began a trek through 100 miles of sea ice to open water
Putin resists rerun; Kremlin ideologist out
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin on Tuesday rejected demands for a rerun of the vote amid public anger over elections
Mass protests in Syrian city as monitors arrive
Huge crowds of protesters flood streets of Homs as Arab League observers arrive to monitor plan for halting punishing attacks
Iran: American spy suspect faces death penalty
Prosecutors seek death for Arizona man of Iranian descent, who Iran says confessed to covert CIA mission
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