Fidel Castro Relaxed, Cogent on TV Interview
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"Barefoot Bandit" Faces Illegal Weapons Charge
Bahamian Police Say Possession of Unlicensed Handgun Most Serious of Many Charges Against Teen
More Afghan Civilians Dying From Taliban Attacks
Noncombatant Deaths Rise as Insurgent Attacks Increase; Fewer Civilian Deaths Caused by NATO, Afghan Forces' Actions
Belfast Braces for More Riots as Orangemen March
Police Prepare for Second Night of Violence after Catholic Youths Clashed with Cops before Protestant Parades
Petraeus Lauds Pakistan during Surprise Visit
General Stresses Common Interests in First Visit after Taking Command of U.S. War in Neighboring Afghanistan
Who Are the Al-Shabab Militants?
By Claiming Responsibility for Deadly Bombings in Uganda's Capital, Somali Group Makes Its First International Attacks
Haiti: Six Months Later
A Look at Haiti Six Months After a Massive Earthquake Shattered the Country
Israel: Bad Intel Led to Botched Flotilla Raid
Israeli Military Report Does Not Fault Commandos, but Says Intelligence-Gathering Was Flawed ahead of May 31 Clash
Haiti Recovery Bogged Down 6 Months after Quake
Fights over Land Slowing Recovery since Earthquake Leveled Much of the Capital and Killed as Many as 300,000 People
Alleged Dirty Bomb Scheme Busted in S. Africa
4 Arrested in Sting Operation at Pretoria Gas Station; Radioactive Isotope Caesium-137 Recovered
Roman Polanski Free as Swiss Reject Extradition
Justice Dept. "Deeply Disappointed" That Swiss Deny Extradition Request over Filmmaker's Rape of a 13-Year-Old Girl
UK Bomb Plotters Get 20 Years in Prison
Final Three Conspirators Sentenced for 2006 Plan to Blow Up Seven Trans-Atlantic Flights
Fidel Castro to Appear on Cuban TV
Reclusive Former Leader Set to Make Most Prominent Appearance Since Falling Ill in 2006
Somali Militants Claim Role in Uganda Bombings
Spokesman for Al-Shabab Takes Responsibility for Twin Blasts in Kampala That Killed 74, Including U.S. Aid Worker
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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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