Deadly Riots Continue to Rage In Tunisia
At Least 5 More People Killed, One Journalist Wounded in Economic Riots; Total Death Toll Could be More than 40
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Biden Tells Iraqis U.S. Eager to Leave
Vice President Talks Troop Levels with Iraqi Officials, Says "Single Best Thing" for U.S. will be Free, Stable Iraq
Toy Salesman Admits Raping 96 Indonesian Boys
Police Say 34-Year-Old Father of 4 Preyed on Young Boys and Teens, Many of them Street Kids
Brazil Landslides Kill at Least 464 People
Dozens More Still Missing after Torrential Rains Crumbled Hillsides Covered in Poorly-Built Homes
Port-au-Prince Quiet on Quake Anniversary
A City That's Usually Full of Traffic and Roadside Commerce had Almost None as Its Residents Shut Down to Observe the First Anniversary of the Earthquake
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A Glimpse at the Days News as Seen Through a Camera's Lens
Assange: I've Got Dirt on Rupert Murdoch Too
WikiLeaks Founder Says He is Worried About China Threat, and Claims to Have "Insurance Files" on News Corp. and Murdoch
Torrential Rain, Mudslides Kill 140 in Brazil
Rescuers Use Heavy Machinery, Shovels and Bare Hands to Dig through Debris to Find Survivors
Prayer and Mourning on Haiti's Quake Anniversary
Solemn Processions of White-Clad Mourners Fill Haiti's Streets in Remembrance of Earthquake's 230,000 Victims
Dutch Prostitutes Get Visit from Tax Collector
In Age of Austerity, The Netherlands Faces Challenges Enforcing Taxes on Sex Workers, As Their Business Involves Few Receipts
Ex-Spy Anna Chapman Gets TV Show in Russia
Sultry Ex-Spook Anna Chapman Given a TV Show "To Use All Her Talents to Solve the World's Most Complicated Mysteries"
A Quiet Anniversary in Haiti, but Woes Remain
Devastating Earthquake's Anniversary Overshadowed by Recent News in U.S., but Struggles Go On for People Like Sandy
Lebanese Gov't Falls Under Hezbollah Protest
Power-Sharing Gov't Collapses over Tensions Stemming from International Tribunal Probing 2005 Assassination of PM
Haitians Implore U.S. to Grant Promised Visas
A Year After Deadly Earthquake, Thousands Await Chance to Come to the U.S., but Languish on Decade-Long Waiting List
NATO: Afghanistan Attacks Kill 5 Troops
Attacks Also Kill Four Members of Afghan Intelligence Service; Deaths Bring Early 2011 Toll to 17 International Troops
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Newly obtained footage shows Iran attack on major U.S. post in Kuwait
Maduro expected to face new charges of torture of Americans in Venezuelan prisons
Christa Pike has pneumonia, unable to move arms after botched execution, lawyers say
Tropical Storm Isaias forms in Gulf, could reach U.S. as hurricane this weekend
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Vance appears to soften U.S. demands on Iranian nuclear enrichment
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Congress tried to stop surprise medical bills. It created another problem.
Trump pitches Trump International Golf Course for site of "presidential retreat"
FBI concerned alleged Chinese agent is serious flight risk, sources say
