Study: 655,000 Iraqis Killed

Controversial U.S. Study's Methodology, Release Weeks Before Election Called Into Question

• Oct 11, 2006

Bush Talks Tough On North Korea

President Calls For 'Strong' U.N. Sanctions, Says U.S. Not Going To Attack

• Oct 10, 2006

Russian Journalist Mourned

Murder Of Anna Politkovskaya Sends Shock Waves Through Russia; Putin Vows Investigation

• Oct 10, 2006

Iran Won't Retreat On Nukes

Country's Top Leaders Vow To Continue Controversial Program, Saying It's For Peaceful Purposes

• Oct 10, 2006

U.K. To Change Focus Of Terror Fight?

Britain's Likely Future Prime Minister May Shift Emphasis From Military To Monetary

• Oct 10, 2006

Bomb Kills At Least 12 In Philippines

At Least 25 Injured By Two Blasts As U.S. Officials Warn Of Bombing Plots

• Oct 10, 2006

Iraq Photos: Oct. 9 -- 15

Iraq Photos: Oct. 9 -- Oct. 15

• Oct 10, 2006
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60 Mutilated Bodies Found In Baghdad

As Violence Continues, Iraqi Government To Staff Checkpoints With Equal Number Of Sunnis, Shiites

• Oct 10, 2006

Quake Shakes Post-Nuke Test Asia

U.S. Official Says Natural Tremor, Not Nuke Test, Appears To Be The Cause

• Oct 10, 2006

U.N. Taps South Korean As Next Leader

Foreign Minister Ban Ki-Moon Officially Nominated As Successor To Kofi Annan

• Oct 9, 2006

Thai Post-Coup Cabinet Sworn In

King Swears In Interim Ministers, Urges Them To 'Act Honestly' After 'Crisis'

• Oct 9, 2006

Castro 'Not Dying,' Brother Says

Acting Cuban President Raul Castro Says Fidel Is 'Getting Better'

• Oct 9, 2006

Iraqi Vice President's Brother Slain

Targeted Sectarian Killings, Bombings Continue As Saddam Trial Resumes

• Oct 9, 2006

Russian Journalist Murdered

Russia Labeled As 'Uniquely Hostile' Place For Journalists

• Oct 9, 2006

Mon Dieu! France To Ban Smoking

Prime Minister Says Ban On Tobacco In Public Places To Start In Feb.

• Oct 8, 2006

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