Israel Finds Rare 2,200-Year-Old Gold Coin
The Heaviest and Most Valuable Coin ever Found in Israel Was Discovered at Tel Kedesh Site near Lebanon Border
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Saudis To Unveil World's Largest Clock
Sorry Big Ben, New Clock in Mecca Will Be 1,970 Feet Tall
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Jeffrey Goldberg: More than 50 Percent Chance Israel Would Strike Iran in 2011
The Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg Looks at Whether Israel Would Bomb Iranian Uranium-Enrichment Facilities and Nuclear Reactors
Pakistan Floods May Give Taliban Time to Regroup
With 60,000 Troops Engaged in Flood-Relief, Army May Not Be Able to Maintain Pressure on Insurgent Groups
Storm Takes Greenland Kayakers by Surprise
15 Adventure Tourists Found Safe and Sound After One-Day Search
U.N.: 7 Million Pakistanis Need Immediate Aid
Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs Appeals for $459 Million Amid Worst Flooding in Nation's History
Zimbabwe Auctions Controversy-Plagued Diamonds
Diamond Body Says Stones from where Soldiers Allegedly Killed 200, Raped Women Not Considered Blood Diamonds
Bodies of 4 Slain U.S. Aid Workers Headed Home
2 More American Victims, Including Group Leader, to Be Buried in Afghanistan, According to Family Wishes
Russia Wildfires Threaten Nuclear Waste Sites
Officials Say No Significant Danger To Nuke Waste Facilities, But Blazes May Churn Up Chernobyl Dust
China Flood Toll Rises; Hope of Survivors Fades
State Media says 1,117 Confirmed Dead, 627 Still Missing as Focus Shifts Toward Preventing Disease Outbreak
Colombia, Venezuela Re-Establish Diplomatic Ties
After Years of Cross-Border Angst, New Colombian Leader Ushers Opportunity "To Turn the Page" with Chavez
Pakistani Islamic Groups Battle U.S. for Hero Status
Despite Huge American Flood Relief Effort, Groups with Potential Ulterior Motive Maintain Upper Hand
Mexican High Court Affirms Same Sex Marriages
While All 31 States Must Recognize Same-Sex Marriages Performed in the Capital, They Are Not Required to Marry Gay Couples
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Israel's president taps opposition candidate Eisenkot to form a government
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More than 600,000 left with no power in Ukraine after strikes, authorities say
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