Pakistan blasts allegation over slain reporter

U.S.-Pakistan ties tested further as Mullen becomes 1st top American official to link Saleem Shahzad's death to Pakistan gov't

• Jul 8, 2011

Lawyer: KBR ignored Iraq worker sexual harassment

Jurors in lawsuit told failure to enforce sexual harassment policies led to rape of female worker

• Jul 7, 2011

"Disgusting" scandal brings end to the "World"

Muckraking tabloid killed off after victims of phone-hacking scandal revealed to be murder victims, slain soldiers

• Jul 7, 2011

Day in pictures

A glimpse at the days news as seen through a camera's lens

• Jul 7, 2011
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Report: UK tabloid's ex-editor to be arrested

Former News of the World editor Andy Coulson to be arrested Friday for his role in hacking scandal, the Guardian reports

• Jul 7, 2011

Murdoch buys Sun on Sunday domain, sparks rumors

News of the World's folding plus possible new website for Murdoch empire's Monday-through-Saturday tabloid raise rumors

• Jul 7, 2011

Cuba to hear jailed American's appeal July 22

Alan Gross was sentenced to 15 years, accused of "subversive project of the U.S. government to try to destroy the revolution"

• Jul 7, 2011

Murdoch tabloid folding amid hacking scandal

News of the World announces shuttering after 168 years; About 200 U.K. staffers to lose jobs; Embattled exec backed by Murdochs

• Jul 7, 2011

Syrian protesters hurl stones at troops in key city

Demonstrators placed roadblocks as security forces try to enter the opposition city of Hama

• Jul 7, 2011

NATO denies helping Libyan rebels' advance

An official said the alliance is "not involved in the ground battles," but is monitoring the conflict

• Jul 7, 2011

After Atlantis launch, what's next for NASA?

NASA official: "We're in a lull now, but we'll come back"; Space center renovations, cargo missions to space station planned

• Jul 7, 2011

Kenya police tear gas hunger crisis activists

Protesters arrested, beat with batons, chased at constitutionally protected demonstrations demanding action on crisis; Millions in East Africa face starvation

• Jul 7, 2011

Report: Slain UK troops' family phones hacked

Allegations that Rupert Murdoch tabloid's telephone intrusions spread to bereaved military families evoke rage

• Jul 7, 2011

Dutch stadium collapse kills 1, injures 14

Partial collapse occurred during off-season construction work; Cause not immediately known

• Jul 7, 2011

Can U.S. afford to snub China in space quest?

NASA currently banned from cooperation with Chinese, but as Beijing plows ahead, politics and science are butting heads

• Jul 7, 2011

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