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Aircraft crashed and was mostly destroyed in raid that killed Osama bin Laden, but U.S. sought return of sensitive technology
Latest Iceland volcano plume not expected to rival last year's, but already causing travel problems in north Europe, U.K.
Amid dubious reports of his demise, the one-eyed leader of the Taliban remains a figure shrouded in mystery
David Headley gives more damning testimony in Chicago terror trial of Pakistan's official complicity in Mumbai attacks
Israeli PM's parameters for a peace deal deemed unacceptable by Palestinian officials
Uprising against President Ali Abdullah Saleh threatens to become militia-led revolt after protests and mediation failed
From floods to earthquakes to tornadoes, 2011 has been quite a year
Australia's Sgt. Brett Wood, killed by IED in Afghanistan on Monday, awarded Medal for Gallantry, was a veteran of two wars
Charges against ousted Egyptian leader could carry death penalty, prosecutor's office says; Sons accused of taking bribes
As Abbottabad copes with infamy, tourism office wants to open Osama compound to public but others want it demolished
NATO pounds Libyan capital with most intense bombing to date; Obama offers rebel leaders an office in D.C.
Royal family welcomes president and first lady on day of pomp before real business of diplomacy begins
Boxing legend leads prominent group of U.S. Muslims in appealing for release of Shane Bauer and Josh Fattal
Policemen accused of crafting special ID cards that kept gang members out of trouble; Acapulco violence continues