UK Judge OK's Suits In Alleged CIA Torture Cases
British Gov't Sought To Settle Out Of Court With Dozen Men Who Claim UK Knowledge Of Purported CIA Torture
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Vatican Issues New Rules on Sex Abuse
Statute of Limitations on Priestly Abuse Extended from 10 to 20 Years, but Document Falls Short of Some Called-For Changes
Argentina Legalizes Same-Sex Marriage
Historic Vote Makes Argentina First Latin American Country To Grant Gays, Lesbians Equal Rights To Matrimony
Faisal Shahzad Vows "Revenge" in Video
Al-Arabiya Airs Excerpts from Videotape in which Would-Be Times Square Bomber Talks of Jihad and Avenging U.S. War in Afghanistan
N. Korean, U.N. Officials Discuss Sunken Ship
N. Korea President Pyongyang Says U.S., South Korea "Fabricated The Truth" About The Attack
Report: Amputations Without Drugs in N. Korea
Amnesty International Claims Defectors, Visiting Docs Talk of Health Care System in Utter Shambles
Iranian Nuclear Scientist Back Home from U.S.
Shahram Amiri Claims He Was Tortured by U.S. Interrogators, U.S. Says He Was a Willing Defector
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Restored Da Vinci Painting Shows Hidden Details
18-Month Restoration Project Reveals That da Vinci Probably Painted "Virgin of the Rocks" Alone
Aid Ship Backs Down from Breaking Gaza Blockade
Libyan Ship Had Vowed to Reach Gaza; Instead Heads for Egypt to Avert Showdown with Israel
Post-Cold War, Dark Side of Spy Game Moves East
Most U.S. Espionage Doesn't Involve Russia but Iran, North Korea, Syria and al Qaeda
British Government Refuses Iroquois Passports
US Agreed to Let Team Travel Abroad on Iroquois Passports; British Say Iroquois Need US or Canadian Passports
Bin Laden Comedy Banned in Pakistan
Bollywood Film About A Desperate Journalist who Fakes Interview to Get U.S. Visa Seen as Potential Trigger for Terrorism
Nazi-Mickey Mouse Art Ignites Polish Anger
Outdoor Poster "NaziSexyMouse" Meant as Comment on "Horrors" of American Lifestyle, but Draws Heated Criticism
Bastille Day 2010 Marks Ties To Africa
African Soldiers From Nations in France's Former Colonial Empire Marched in Annual Bastlle Day Parade
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U.S. may have withheld warnings to Ukraine on deadly Kyiv strikes
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Ilhan Omar's relatives subpoenaed as part of immigration probe
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Houthis launch new attack on Saudi capital as Trump mulls strikes
911 call shows Hayden Panettiere was given CPR on day she died
U.S. banks dropped customers over political views, regulator says
Florida man charged with murder in ex-fiancée's 2011 disappearance
Iran and Russia blamed for growing list of hybrid attacks in Europe
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