Lawyer: Mladic treated for cancer while on lam
War crimes defendant's attorney says Ratko Mladic was treated for lymph node cancer 2 years before capture
World
NATO: Former OBL associate nabbed in Afghanistan
Organization refuses to release name of Pakistan-based detainee who may have been with bin Laden in 2001
"Fracking" the cause of two minor quakes?
Mining company doesn't deny the controversial natural gas extraction process triggered the temblors in northwest England
Major panel: Drug war has failed, legalize pot
Instead of punishing users who "do no harm to others," global commission argues that governments - particularly the U.S. - should end criminalization of drug use
Yemeni capital in chaos as troops, tribes fight
Dozens killed, wounded in raging street battles as thousands of tribal fighters head toward capital
New U.S.-Pakistan terror intel team tests loyalty
Joint intel team to go after top terror suspects in nations' attempt to fix relations after bin Laden operation
Major panel: Drug war failed; legalize marijuana
Instead of punishing users who "do no harm to others," global commission argues that gov'ts - particularly the U.S. - should change drug policy
Japan PM survives no-confidence vote
But Naoto Kan says he's willing to step down once recovery from nuclear crisis takes root
32 teens freed in Nigeria "baby factory" raid
Authorities reportedly rescue dozens of pregnant girls who were being forced to have kids for trafficking
Japan's PM under pressure to resign over crisis
Naoto Kan says he will consider resigning once Japan's efforts to recover from its earthquake and tsunami disaster take firm hold
1,500 ill, but Europe's E. coli origins a mystery
17 dead and 450 reported rare kidney failures in Germany alone from E. coli outbreak; Cause proving hard to find
Day in pictures
A glimpse at the days news as seen through a camera's lens
Report: Egypt admits to forcing "virginity tests"
An Egyptian army officer admits that authorities forced "virginity tests" on arrested female anti-government protesters
Hundreds of women report rapes by Qaddafi forces
Psychologist's questionnaire distributed in several Libyan cities reveals disturbing data on rape as weapon of war
UN: Qaddafi forces committed war crimes
Libyan government troops engaged in "murder, torture and sexual abuses" before and during current conflict, UN panel says
Live
Trump touts imminent decision on potential new attack on Iran
Judge blocks construction on Trump's 250-foot arch for now
Stocks crater as midterms spur investor exodus from tech and AI
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Dolly Parton's estate moves to dismiss lawsuit against nephew
Investigation
Trump library plans on collision course with Democratic Congress
Trump agenda likely to be curbed with Democrats in charge
Trump signs proclamation declaring Oval Office a national monument
Newsom moves to commute all California death sentences
