"Occupy" protests go global, turn violent
Tens of thousands march in European cities to protest corporate greed; Police fire tear gas as protesters riot in Rome
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Tens of thousands march in European cities to protest corporate greed; Police fire tear gas as protesters riot in Rome
Official tells AP all U.S. troops will leave by year's end; Department of Defense, however, says discussions are ongoing
G-20 asks IMF to draw up list of tools to stop countries under severe market pressure from toppling into full-blown crisis
Son of Anwar al-Awlaki also reportedly killed; Meanwhile, Yemen president loyalists open fire on protesters, killing 9
Military rulers issue decree prohibiting all forms of discrimination, including on the basis of religion
Huge demonstration planned for London; Others held or on tap in Tokyo, Seoul, Sydney, Manila, Hong Kong, N.Y., L.A.
Treacherous conditions for plane that would evacuate engineer who had possible stroke over summer
4 attackers killed after trying to breach base with rocket-propelled grenades and car bomb
Founder of opposition group Ladies in White staged weekly protest marches with other wives of political prisoners
Obama dispatching U.S. special ops forces to central Africa to advise in fight against brutal Lord's Resistance Army
Officials: U.S. strike kills 7, including feared Yemen al Qaeda Media chief Ibrahim al-Bana, and son of Anwar al-Awlaki
George Wright, who escaped from a New Jersey prison in 1970, was on the run for 41 years until his arrest in Portugal
President deploying 100 U.S. troops to help battle Lord's Resistance Army, accusing it of rape, murder and child kidnapping
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