Europeans cast blame as E. coli outbreak kills 15
1st death outside Germany reported in Sweden as officials suggest Spanish cucumbers to blame
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1st death outside Germany reported in Sweden as officials suggest Spanish cucumbers to blame
Haitian officials stand by tally of 316,000 killed by monster quake, but U.S. gov't says it was only 85K
Libya Alhurra, or "Free Libya," begins broadcasting in attempt to counter Qaddafi's monopoly on information
Ceremonies across Afghanistan mark Memorial Day, but for most soldiers there, they were there to fight, and casualties are still coming in hard and fast
Scared by the Fukushima disaster in Japan, Germany's government announces plans to shut down its nuclear reactors in 11 years
Syria's demonstrators "cannot sit back any more and pray for God to help them," say residents, as uprising hits back
Jacob Zuma says Qaddafi is ready to accept an African Union initiative for a cease-fire that would stop all hostilities
Italian Prime Minister acknowledges that his center-right party suffered defeats in his political stronghold of Milan and in southern city of Naples
Authorities haven't pinned down source of E. coli infection, says Health Minister, as Russia bans imports of some fresh vegetables from Spain and Germany
Tall, thin waterspout one of several; Some may have reached heights of almost 2,000 feet
Top human right official says government crackdowns on protesters shows "outright disregard for basic human rights"
Witnesses: Warplanes hit southern town seized by militants over weekend; Gov't crackdown on protesters intensifies
Assaults on coalition forces after NATO airstrike accidentally kills 14 civilians
As the Syrian regime loses world favor amid its violent protest crackdown, it promises honesty about nuke program
Yemen's leader faces more mass defections from the Army as Islamic militants complicate anti-government protests