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
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Solemn Processions of White-Clad Mourners Fill Haiti's Streets in Remembrance of Earthquake's 230,000 Victims
In Age of Austerity, The Netherlands Faces Challenges Enforcing Taxes on Sex Workers, As Their Business Involves Few Receipts
Sultry Ex-Spook Anna Chapman Given a TV Show "To Use All Her Talents to Solve the World's Most Complicated Mysteries"
Devastating Earthquake's Anniversary Overshadowed by Recent News in U.S., but Struggles Go On for People Like Sandy
Power-Sharing Gov't Collapses over Tensions Stemming from International Tribunal Probing 2005 Assassination of PM
A Year After Deadly Earthquake, Thousands Await Chance to Come to the U.S., but Languish on Decade-Long Waiting List
Attacks Also Kill Four Members of Afghan Intelligence Service; Deaths Bring Early 2011 Toll to 17 International Troops
Nation's 3rd Largest City Inundated, Forcing Thousands to Flee Suburbs and Skyscrapers as 20,000 Homes Face Ruin
1-Day Trip to Key Ally in War Against Islamic Extremism Comes after Near Collapse of Coalition Gov't
Unmanned Aircraft Fired Four Missiles at a House in a Militant-Infested Area of Northwestern Pakistan
Latest Fatal Attack on Christians In Egypt is an Off-Duty Policeman Opening Fire on a Full Train, Killing at Least One
Doctor Is Suspected of Carrying Out Dozens of Operations as Part of Alleged International Organ Trafficking Ring
Scott Kelly, Brother-in-Law of Arizona Shooting Victim Gabrielle Giffords, Gets Sympathy Call from Russian PM Vladimir Putin
For Most Haitians, Things are not Getting Better but There are Some Signs of Hope
China Shows Off Advancements in Military Prowess during U.S. Defense Secretary Gates' Visit