Egyptian court bans military "virginity tests"
Women protesters said they were threatened with prostitution charges before they were subjected to the tests
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Women protesters said they were threatened with prostitution charges before they were subjected to the tests
Wave of terrifying attacks killed 69 people were the first major attacks since U.S. troops' full withdrawal from Iraq this month
Political party loyal to radical Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr called for the dissolution of Iraq's parliament
5 recovering drug addicts died and dozens of others were sickened by soy sausage served for Christmas dinner
Next leader of North Korea gaining more political powers
Medellin's mayor says giant escalator is the first massive, outdoor public escalator for use by residents of a poor area
Death toll from flash floods that swept away entire villages in the southern Philippines climbed to nearly 1,500
Sgt. Eric Scharf heads a remote outpost in Afghanistan that oversees the border to stave off attacks from Taliban fighters
In a tradition dating back to WWI, the Japanese sing Beethoven's "Ode to Joy" in December - and it has special meaning this year
Arab League monitors begin peace efforts as 23 more Syrians are killed in President Bashar Assad's violent crackdown on dissent
Felipe Cabrera Sarabia, known as "The Engineer," allegedly ran operations for the Sinaloa drug cartel
More than 30 injured in blast at Interior Ministry; Latest violence adds to security fears in light of U.S. withdrawal
Sand artist seeks world record with 35-foot-high creation
Obama administration considering whether to allow President Saleh entrance
At least 39 killed; Muslim sect seeking to bring Shariah law to oil-rich nation of 160 million claims responsibility