Taliban Calls Afghanistan Meeting Useless
Conference in London Will Produce No Meaningful Results, Says Taliban
World
Haiti Orphans "Extremely Vulnerable"
Aid Groups Worry Up To 1 Million Kids Without Proper Care At Risk of Disease, Child Predators
Honduras Court Ruling Closes Book on Coup
Supreme Court Clears Military Commanders in Coup Attempt, Ousted President Agrees to Exile
Shots Fired On North-South Korea Border
North Says Artillery Fire Part of Military Drill in Latest Rise in Tension on Disputed Sea Border
Mosques Targeted in "Allah" Dispute
Worshipers Found Severed Pig Heads at Malaysian Mosques Following Attacks on Churches
Man Pulled from Haiti Earthquake Rubble
Unclear if 35-Year-Old Had Been Trapped Since January 12 or a Following Aftershock; Has No Apparent Serious Injuries
Report: Koreas Exchange Fire on Sea Border
North Korea Fired Artillery and South Shot Back, Yonhap News Agency Is Reporting
Guatemala Nabs Fugitive Ex-President
Alfonso Portillo Arrested by Guatemalan Police a Day After U.S. Indicts Him on Money Laundering Charges
U.K. Adviser Warned: Iraq Invasion Illegal
Foreign Office Lawyers Tell Inquiry Their Protestations in 2003 Could Not Impede a Government Bent on Launching War
Pope John Paul II Practiced Flagellation?
Book: Former Pontiff Engaged in Flagellation as Act of Penitence, According to Book Championing His Sainthood
Clinton Defends U.S. Role in Haiti Relief
Calls Critics Who Malign American Military Operations in Aid Efforts for Stricken Island Misguided
Auschwitz Survivor Drops Hip-Hop Beats
65 Years after Liberation of Nazi Death Camp, 85-Year-Old Teams Up with Rap Band to Spread Anti-Racism Message
Sri Lanka War Heroes Vie for Presidency
8 Months after Victory Declared against Tamil Tiger Rebels, Many Voters More Focused on Weak Economy than Newfound Peace
Rights Group Sees Backlash to Activism
Repressive Governments' Attacks on Rights Activists Intensified in 2009; Treatment of Minorities in Middle East Slammed
French Panel Seeks Limit on Muslim Veils
Lawmakers Recommend Banning Religious Garb in Public Facilities Like Hospitals, Mass Transit
Live
U.S. reducing troop footprint in Middle East, sources say
Son of Stephen Hubbard, American freed from Russian jail, speaks out
Witkoff blasted for calling Putin a "humanitarian"
Supreme Court rejects bid to restrict treatments for trans inmates
Judge curbs DHS efforts to conduct sweeps for possible noncitizen voters
Elon Musk's Starlink and Starshield, and what they mean to Ukraine
U.S. ordering some government staff to depart Saudi Arabia
Investigation
Armed federal agents knock on doors looking for noncitizen voters
