Iran frees Al-Jazeera reporter nabbed in Syria
Dorothy Parvaz, a U.S., Canadian and Iranian citizen, was deported to Iran after trying to cover Syrian unrest
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Dorothy Parvaz, a U.S., Canadian and Iranian citizen, was deported to Iran after trying to cover Syrian unrest
Around 100 militants attacked an important security checkpoint near the Pakistani city of Peshawar, say police
Migrants were inside 2 trailer trucks, traveling in dangerously crowded conditions, some suffering from dehydration, say police
Japanese officials estimate a decade of recovery as workers slowly sift through debris mountains for the 10,000 still missing
Anne Sinclair, the famous-in-her-own-right wife of Dominique Strauss-Kahn, has weathered scandal before
Both Democrats and Republicans in the Senate openly question Pakistan's friendship, as well as continuing U.S. aid there
Maj. Gen. Augustin Bizimungu, made infamous by the movie "Hotel Rwanda," had lists of Tutsi "cockroaches" to be exterminated
Treasury Secretary says IMF's 24-member executive board should formally designate an interim head
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Sen. Kerry says wreckage from previously-secret helicopter used in bin Laden raid will be returned to U.S.
Undeterred by threat of violence, 85-year-old British monarch begins historic peace trip
Army claims it caught "senior" al Qaeda operative, but U.S. says the man was at most a mid-level figure
President vows to root out Zetas drug gang after gunmen kill 27 farm laborers, leaving severed heads scattered across ranch
Libyan government spokesman claims four reporters, including at least two Americans, will be released Tuesday or Wednesday
Computer of suspect wounded in gunbattle with police contains information that led to shallow grave, Slovakia cops say