Site Map December 07, 2015

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• US, South Korea agree to work more on deterring North Korea nuclear threats
• Murray into Wimbledon second round
• US courses to train journalists in Cuba riles Castro government amid effort to heal rift
• Oil execs slam Obama's 6-month deepsea drilling moratorium, say world needs new oil supplies
• Palestinian Leader: Israel Must Choose Between Peace or Settlements
• AP Interview: Cameron wants to secure Britain's future in EU, says no troops for Mali
• Turkey's Prime Minister Erdogan rejects 'dictator' claims
• Russia slams latest US sanctions over Ukraine as 'bullying'
• Thailand junta nods to foreign calls for scrapping martial law, but takes absolute power
• Gang members open fire, then set fire to bus in El Salvador, killing at least 14 people
• Rhino poaching 'kingpin' arrested in South Africa
• German ex-chief of staff: Military equipment failures show defense spending increase needed
• Hamas kills six suspected of aiding Israel, drags body through streets
• Hong Kong ferry in fatal collision passed inspection, firm says
• Defense lawyer in Oscar Pistorius murder trial says police may have mishandled evidence
• Spanish court subpoenas king's daughter as suspect in probe of alleged tax fraud, money laundering
• Pope marks important Latin American feast with Argentine folk hymns and Mass in St. Peter's
• India's rupee slips despite new government moves
• Israeli leader declines to rule out possibility of providing arms to Syrian rebel groups
• NATO and Russia to have talks over Ukraine on Wednesday
• Cuban opposition candidates concede defeat in local elections
• Egyptian authorities detain suspected 'spy' bird
• Battle for Aleppo rages a year after rebel advance
• Zimbabwe PM files application for poll delay
• Sports, politics mix for Barcelona football team at the heart of Catalonia's secession bid
• Algeria's Minority Group Demands Autonomy, Sparking Stability Concerns of Another Arab Ally
• Anna Chapman's Mom: My Daughter Is No Mata Hari
• Drug lord 'El Chapo' Guzman captured in Mexico
• Ken Owen, prominent South African newspaper editor in last years of apartheid, dies at age 80
• Around the World, Ceremonies Commemorate Lives Lost in 9/11
• Palestinians Will Submit U.N. Membership Letter
• Serbia steps up border patrols on border with Hungary to try stop massive exodus to EU
• Hundreds gather for Philippine anti-graft rally
• Mandela still critical as grandson to lodge complaint
• Armed smugglers threatened Italian Coast Guard rescuing migrants off the coast of Libya
• Flooding across China kills 701, the worst toll in a decade, and heaviest rains still to come
• UN documents nearly 93,000 deaths in Syrian conflict
• Shootings in Syria Push Death Toll Above 900
• Iranian cyber warfare commander reportedly shot dead by men on motorcycle
• UK police launch searches in Pakistan politician murder
• UAE extends $3 bn aid package to Egypt
• Mandela 'sitting up', 'much better': grandson
• Nicaragua denies entry to cartoonist from French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo
• Saudi women drivers referred to terrorism court
• Lawyer says court overturns sexually abuse convictions against 2 teachers at Indonesia school
• Angry and disenfranchised, east Jerusalem Palestinians at center of unrest
• EU leaders threaten more anti-Russian sanctions over Ukraine as fighting in east rages
• Final results of Israeli election show resounding victory for Prime Minister Netanyahu's Likud
• Court hears how 32 died in Costa Concordia shipwreck
• Egyptian army takes over security ahead of vote
• Turkey warns Syria not to retaliate over helicopter downing
• Thailand's military-dominated government forms constitution advisory council
• Rapid changes in Ukraine: What they mean, and where the crisis came from
• Iran disrupted plots by spies to recruit nuclear experts, official says
• Expert: Putin’s actions come as no surprise
• Report: Egypt's top appeals court grants retrials for 2 Mubarak-era officials
• Spain's PM praises government's four-year record on signing decree for Dec. 20 elections
• Cambodian boy dies from bird flu: WHO
• Death toll from Indonesian mudslide at 56 as rain halts victims search
• ISIS reportedly demands $6.6M for release of 26-year-old American woman
• Pope Francis plans only one private meeting in Ecuador _ with a self-described 'Mr Nobody'
• Singapore arrests 14 people in football match-fixing bust
• Egypt VP Target of Assassination Attempt That Killed Two Bodyguards, Sources Tell Fox News
• Syrian Forces Crack Down, Reportedly Kill 12-Year-Old Boy
• Egypt Military Denies Shooting Protesters
• Utah to assign a state police detective to watch over refugees from Syria and elsewhere
• Bomb kills two Pakistan government allies
• British Bookmakers Raking in Royal Wedding Wagers
• Nelson Mandela remains 'quite ill,' can't speak, former wife says
• Racism, insomnia the new realities of Syrian refugee family in Germany _ but kindness abounds
• Egypt's top general says 'certain group' won't dominate country
• New Zealander who was last WWII 'Dambuster' pilot dead at 96
• Heisman Trophy finalists: Henry, Watson, McCaffrey
• British politician arrested after speech quoting Churchill’s take on Islam
• Spain's unemployment jumps to record 26.02 percent _ almost 6 million people out of work
• French first lady fears she'll be left homeless if Hollande dumps her, report says
• Terror Bombing in Morocco Leaves 14 Dead
• Cyprus president says he will ask EU to change tack, give more help to debt-crushed country
• Greek stock market suffers second day of losses as election risk remains
• Libya: Red Cross Delivers Aid to Qaddafi Hometown
• Russia votes against UN resolution on Syria, backs Assad claim that rebels behind massacre
• Berlin police release photo of 'forest boy,' as mystery remains unsolved
• Nelson Mandela Celebrates 93rd Birthday in South Africa
• Russia halts sales of new weapons to Syria
• New law curbing public assembly takes effect in Thailand
• Pakistan mourns for victims of deadly Taliban church attacks, Christian protesters block roads
• UN invites Iran to attend Syrian peace conference in Switzerland
• Riots in Sweden raise questions about nation's egalitarian culture
• France's Hollande kicks off 2-day African visit in Benin before stops in Angola, Cameroon
• Egypt court sets Aug 25 trial for Brotherhood leaders
• Prepare for frustration, inflation: Advice for Manila from Aceh tsunami reconstruction boss
• Case of Iranian Pastor Facing Death Penalty Reportedly in Hands of Supreme Leader
• Israeli President Peres says pope has role to play in Mideast peace, invites him for visit
• Nigeria rescues 25 children from 'child trafficker'
• Pope backs use of force against Islamic militants attacking religious minorities in Iraq
• Gaza militants fire large rocket barrage at Israel
• Nigeria Boko Haram gunmen open fire at college
• Protests greet Iranian president after historic conversation with Obama
• Israel's Netanyahu has angry words for international community
• With Haiti in Ruins, Some U.N. Relief Workers Live Large on 'Love Boat'
• Mexican Senate approves most dramatic political reform attempt in decades
• Libya's supreme court rules June parliamentary elections unconstitutional
• One thing for sure in race for Paris mayor: A woman will lead the city for first time
• DR Congo rebels threaten to retake Goma
• Powerful typhoon injures dozens as it heads to Tokyo
• Gerrard delights huge Aussie crowd with goal
• Eagles of Death Metal members appear with U2 on Paris stage
• Associated Press names Natacha Pisarenko chief photographer for Latin America's Southern Cone
• Nelson Mandela 'responding better to treatment'
• Syrian president says Moscow initiative aims to pave way for talks
• Leaders in Minsk for crucial Ukraine peace talks; big divisions still over borders, buffers
• Mexico's human rights body sees danger in rise of vigilante groups to confront drug gangs
• Jamaican Jews look to tourism to help dwindling community with revenue, increased interest
• UK's Queen Elizabeth II to lead ceremonies marking 70th anniversary of end of war with Japan
• Pakistani militants launch new attack near Karachi airport
• Authorities arrest 2 policemen in killing of Kashmiri youth during anti-India protests
• Defense expert: Destroying Syria's chemical weapons could have 'horrifying' consequences
• Libya Shuts Down Internet Service Ahead of Planned Anti-Government Protests
• Putin's fiercest foe faces verdict in fraud trial
• Philippine president says a peace pact collapse after police deaths would aid terrorists
• 2.3 million people apply for 368 low-level jobs posted by north Indian state
• Italian senator compares black minister to orangutan
• No Clear Successor Should Abbas Leave the Stage
• Trio walk into Aussie Parliament wearing KKK hood, biker helmet, Muslim veil to test new rules
• ISIS militants suspected in Baghdad car bomb attacks that kill 31
• Spain's Catalonia to take step for secession vote
• Iran Backs Off Threat to Close Strait of Hormuz
• Cleric says women can't run for president in Iran
• Britain Looks to U.S. for Advice Combating Riots
• Activists: Syrian rebels down military helicopter in eastern province, killing 8 troops
• Russia Pledges More Funds for Afghan Anti-Drug Program
• UN wants 'full access' for chemical weapon experts in Syria
• Egypt's Suez Canal authority says work on new waterway to meet Aug. 6 opening deadline
• Rights group says 115th stolen child from Argentina's 'dirty war' has been identified
• WikiLeaks Has No Plans to Release 'Insurance' File... For Now
• Mugabe urges Zuma to silence advisor
• Nigerians vote Sunday despite violence, technical hitches
• UK court: Detective must reveal phone hack names
• London shares open higher with other markets
• Twenty-Year-Old Woman Named Police Chief in Dangerous Mexican Border Town
• Mutiple Deaths Reported After Major Quake Rocks New Zealand
• Afghan President Affirms NATO's Military Campaign
• Pakistan Jails Five Americans for Terror Plot
• Iran Says Israeli Attack Would Mean Destruction of Jewish State
• Balkans' most wanted suspected drug lord, Darko Saric, arrested
• Indian city to ban lingerie mannequins in attempt to stop rape
• Russia to permanently station military unit in the Arctic
• Thai Flood Holdouts Complicate Relief Efforts
• Petraeus Sharpens Afghan War Strategy
• India raid finds trucks packed with cash, diamonds, gold
• Suspended jail for French mother over son's 9/11 T-shirt
• Crime down to lowest since records began
• Ukraine mourns 13 victims of bus blast that government blames on Russian-backed separatists
• Vatican coins recalled for misspelling 'Jesus'
• Israel: No Conditions for Talks With Palestinians
• Greece crippled by fresh strikes against austerity
• No agreement on aid, prisoners in Syria talks
• Fukushima nuke plant still vulnerable, says plant chief
• From boom to bust, New Zealand dairy farmer woes show wide ripples from China changes
• Gorbachev Calls on Russia's Putin to Quit Amid Unrest
• Pakistani Leader Vows Operations Against Militant Haqqani Network
• Former first lady Carla Bruni supports French gay marriage plan
• End of Tahiti adventure as Uruguay eye semis
• Greece's Tsipras gets second chance from voters, despite harsh new bailout terms
• S. Africa's top tax official quits after graft probe
• Israeli dies from injuries sustained in attack on car, clashes briefly resume at holy site
• Egypt reportedly extends voting in presidential election to third day amid low turnout
• Abertis sells London-Luton Airport
• Pakistani doctor who helped get Bin Laden was denied asylum in U.S., report reveals
• Widespread outcry, demand for justice, as India rape victim's body cremated in New Delhi
• Poland says it thwarts massive terror plot by university researcher aimed at country’s leaders
• Obama unlikely to see Mandela on trip: SA minister
• Prosecutors finalise indictment for Pistorius trial
• In Egypt, even football struggles to unite
• Toronto Film Festival gets real with focus on non-fiction
• Egypt's leader urges America to reinstate military aid for fight against terror
• 'Forest Of Cannabis' Found Growing In London
• Relatives of Malaysia Airlines flight victims say government, airline are 'true murderers'
• John Podesta, key player in administration’s regulation drive, also helped UN develop radical new global agenda
• Israel's legendary Mossad steps out of the shadows in recruitment drive
• UK horse racing chiefs play down Dubai vet drugs bust
• Cambodia braces for mass opposition protest
• Army, M23 rebels resume fighting in eastern DR Congo
• Beijing to get third airport in southern suburbs to reduce congestion, chronic flight delays
• At least 13 dead, dozens hurt in Mexico fireworks explosion
• Argentines with cancer, birth defects worry haphazard agrochemical use could be killing them
• Families of Russian troops captured, killed or missing in Ukraine want answers on their fate
• Former Haitian president keep tense vigil outside his home as arrest threat looms
• Pope visits heart of conservative Catholic Mexico
• Hong Kong protesters to vote on whether or not to stay in streets
• Israel Arrests Al-Jazeera Reporter Over Alleged Ties to Hamas
• Uganda says 12 soldiers killed in Somalia attack by Islamic extremists
• At least 120 killed in north Nigeria sect attacks
• Norway prosecutors ask for psychiatric care, not prison, for confessed mass killer Breivik
• Security forces kill more than 40 in northern town, activists say
• Libyan Rebels Begin to Rebuild Tripoli, After Capturing Capital's Last Qaddafi Loyalist Stronghold
• 2 Dead as Syrian Troops Fire on Protestors
• Iran raises prospects of allowing UN nuclear inspectors visit to suspected military site
• Australian rescuers shoot, gut 2 crocodiles in hunt for missing boy
• Catholic Church: synthetic cell potentially a good development but life originates from God
• Mandela, 92, home from S. African hospital
• General Garner: Tough task destroying Hamas tunnels in Gaza
• Woman dead, 7 people missing in Malaysia boat accident
• US soldier accused of shooting Afghans, reportedly killing at least 16
• New book on Madeleine McCann disappearance points to mystery predator
• Rio's iconic Christ statue damaged in storm, left hand apparently hit by lightning
• More Venezuelans turning to 'Holy Thugs' seeking protection from country's violent crime
• French nuclear physicist accused of plotting attacks with Al Qaeda goes on trial
• Typhoon-struck Philippine city begins mass burial
• Greek bailout talks could go on for weeks more amid shifting deadlines and financing needs
• August is Deadliest Month for U.S. in Afghanistan
• Taxis, Doctors, Dentists on Strike in Debt-Ridden Greece
• Hero doc who helped get Bin Laden facing more charges in Pakistan
• Two killed in Egypt as protesters blame Interior Ministry for soccer match riots
• Ukrainian troops move in on Donetsk as Polish PM warns of Russian incursion
• Iraqi prime minister orders halt of army shelling on populated areas held by militants
• Dubai overtakes London's Heathrow for title of world's busiest international airport
• Chemical weapons in Syria a 'crime against humanity'
• Malala painting shown at London's National Portrait Gallery
• Robbie Deans quits as Wallabies coach
• U.K. Panel 'Likely' to Recall James Murdoch in Hacking Probe
• World Food Program Airlifts Supplements to Famine-Hit Somalia
• Arab-Israeli Muslim woman runs for parliament with party opposing Palestinian independence
• Ouattara Calls for Special Forces Removal of Ivory Coast President
• Qaddafi in Hiding, Vows No Surrender in Libya
• U.S. Nearly Completes Reduction in Military Personnel in Pakistan
• Military spending fight hits foreign oil, biofuel
• French bill punishing prostitutes' clients is being debated again at Parliament
• Turkey says will not 'tolerate' Syria-linked radicals
• South Africans celebrate breaking the shackles of apartheid, reflect on challenges 20 years on
• Up to 50 migrants found dead in abandoned truck in Austria, report says
• 10 dead, 20 wounded this month in conflicts over land between Nicaragua settlers, Indians
• Iraq's new parliament convenes in brief symbolic session, as political blocs remain deadlocked
• Suu Kyi says high-level political talks will be meaningful if they lead to free and fair polls
• Judges sentence former Liberia president Taylor to 50 years for 'heinous' crimes
• Life after Islamists still a grind in Mali's Gao
• Paraguay millionaire president-elect apologizes for gay slurs, speaks highly of Venezuela
• Ukraine prepares to sign EU trade deal that led to unrest
• Yemeni President Saleh Orders Talks for Deal to End Crisis
• The Latest: Pope departs Rome for trip to Cuba, US
• Hamas reportedly executing tunnel diggers to keep locations secret
• Vienna unveils memorial honoring deserters from Hitler's army
• Daughter of Sweden's Princess Madeleine and New York banker baptized in royal ceremony
• Prosecutor calls for 10 years in prison for Pistorius
• Pope removes bishop from Paraguay after complaints about protecting priest, opening seminary
• Nepal reopens damaged heritage sites for tourists following devastating earthquakes
• Italy, China sign 8 billion euros in deals as economic ties deepen
• A decade after shock and awe, signs of progress tempered by turbulence in today's Iraq
• World champion Vettel fined for speeding
• For Hindus at Kumbh Mela festival, polluted waters of India's Godavari River cleanse spirits
• German official vows to tighten asylum center safeguards after guards allegedly abuse refugees
• A look at pledged, planned and recalled financial aid for Ukraine by the US, the EU and Russia
• Yemen Shiite rebel leader vows not to surrender amid strikes
• US, Indian, Nepali helicopters searching for missing Marine chopper
• France affirms nuclear weapons arsenal despite looming military cuts
• In the land of K-pop and Gangnam style, North Korean athletes strut their own kind of cool
• Colombia's government rebuffs rebels' call for unilateral cease-fire
• Putin orders Russian troops near Ukraine border to return home, Kremlin says
• Russian aid convoy resumes travels toward Ukraine taking road leading south to rebel-held area
• Greece's finance chief says copy of bailout deal was missing from ministry when he took office
• Trapped Miner Finds Himself in Another Tight Spot After Wife Meets Mistress at Vigil
• Charlie Hebdo massacre gunman reportedly knew underwear bomber
• Russian foreign minister: Syria peace talks going in circles, US seeks only 'regime change'
• Powerful typhoon kills at least 41 in south Philippines
• Indian court finds founder of Indian outsourcing giant, 9 others guilty of stealing millions
• New questions in mysterious death of Argentine prosecutor after mother discovers gun
• WikiLeaks Founder Granted Extradition Appeal in U.K.
• Media: man drives car into crowd in Austria killing 2, injuring several
• Fuel depot fire near Ukraine's capital kills 1, injures several others
• Spanish PM under pressure over slush fund scandal
• At least 31 people believed dead at Japanese volcano
• American tourist snaps finger off 600-year-old statue at Italian museum
• The Latest: Greek finance minister resigns after bailout referendum
• 2 dead after boulder smashes into Alps tourist train in France
• Russia sentences Estonian security services officer to 15 years in jail for alleged spying
• Misery deepens for those in Puerto Rico who can't escape economic crisis
• Crowded bus falls into mountain gorge in Indian-controlled Kashmir, killing at least 23
• Journalist found dead at Istanbul airport after allegedly missing connecting flight
• Saudi Arabia blames a 'technical failure' for F-15 pilots ejecting amid Yemen bombing mission
• Thongchai makes early exit at Open
• Malaysia Air crash: UN approves resolution calling for probe
• 8 killed in Syria helicopter assault, as new reports surface of chemical weapon use
• Thousands of pro-democracy protesters spend peaceful night in Hong Kong
• World's eyes are on Acapulco rape case as Mexico prepares for peak spring break season
• Suspected shooter of US-born Israel activist killed by police, authorities say
• In Crimea now under Russia, change of leaders, nationhood means large-scale grab for property
• Islamic summit urges Syria to hold peace talks, but stops short of calling on Assad to step down
• Pakistan protesters storm state TV station, push toward prime minister's house
• Boko Haram launches first attack on Chadian village after targeting Niger, Cameroon, army says
• Iran Exile Group Claims Blast Hits Missile Base
• Foreigners in Rio take crash course in samba as part of Carnival experience
• Survivors visit Auschwitz, prepare for 70th anniversary
• Greece: 20,000 join peaceful annual rally to US embassy, marking deadly uprising
• London Marathon will go forward as planned despite Boston bombing
• China Tiananmen Square makeover meets cost complaints
• ISIS claims responsibility for Baghdad bomb blast that killed 67
• Royal baby George to get Boris 'trike'
• China, EU to hold talks on solar dispute
• Back to reality: Britain bounces back after games
• India's Supreme Court lifts ban on tourism in tiger reserves as new conservation rules planned
• Iran says it will build more nuclear plants in area hit by earthquake
• Mandela ambulance to hospital broke down
• Pedicures and massages: Bosnian refuge returns home with new farming model _ pamper the cows
• Cyprus Police Step Up Search for Vanished Russian Spy Suspect
• After boy's fatal mauling, spate of attacks puts focus on Balkan cruelty against animals
• Prosecution says it will appeal verdict in Pistorius trial
• Top NATO military commander in Europe says alliance needs to improve intelligence-sharing
• Julian Assange Back in Court to Fight Extradition
• Job training and micro loans can make dent in Arab youth unemployment, experts say
• Picture of Disfigured Afghan Woman Wins World Press Photo Award
• Portugal gets new officials for a govt likely to be short-lived in face of opposition
• Witnesses: Pre-election violence flaring up in Haiti slum as politically-aligned gangs feud
• France, Mali urge vigilance against 'terror' threat
• Nepal says protests over newly adopted constitution are abating, though violence persists
• NEWS GUIDE: Latest developments in Yemen as president flees Aden palace amid Shiite rebel push
• Car bombs kill four in disputed Iraqi territory
• ISIS militants kill 36 Sunni tribesmen in latest massacre
• Family of ousted Egyptian President Morsi denounces military, urges his release
• Somalia extremist group urges attacks on US and other Western shopping malls
• London shares close lower
• Hanoi's crowded Old Quarter an urban planning challenge for Vietnamese officials
• Batteries not to blame for Dreamliner jet fire
• Saudis allow some girls' schools to offer sports
• Egyptian soldier killed in Islamist militant attack
• Workers Struggle to Remove Radioactive Water From Japanese Nuclear Complex
• American among 3 killed as clashes erupt in Egypt
• Life among the ruins of Pakistan's earthquake
• G-20 urged to tackle corruption that activists say costs poor countries $1 trillion a year
• Drogba come off bench to inspire Ivory Coast to 2-1 win over Japan
• Poland closes and evacuates its embassy in Syria
• Bodies found in mud in India as monsoon flooding death toll at nearly 600
• US-based Islamic leader denies involvement in Turkish corruption probe
• Taiwan coastguard raid fishing boat, arrest 9 Indonesians
• British wingsuit flier dies in Swiss Alps: police
• Kurdish fighters create safe passage for Iraqi Yazidis stranded for days on mountain
• European Union diplomat mediates in Egypt as rallies continue
• Thousands of Indonesians refuse to leave volcano area despite warnings of impending eruption
• As Europe struggles with stagnation, policymakers weigh how to best fix shared euro currency
• N.Korea kicks off mass games with war victory theme
• Police: Gaza militants fire rocket into Israel as Palestinian tensions mount
• 2 Portuguese backpackers turn into unlikely aid providers in earthquake-ravaged Nepal
• Iranian-American reportedly detained in Iran, raising possible sign of hard-line pushback
• Family of American vet, 85, detained in North Korea hopes for his release
• Rain delays play in 1st England-Australia ODI
• Qaddafi Forces Shell Mountain Towns in Western Libya
• Libya militias continue protest outside ministries for removal of prime minister from post
• Mali Tuaregs threaten fresh uprising if no deal on autonomy
• Death toll reportedly climbs to at least 1,100 in Saudi Arabia hajj stampede
• With LeBron quiet and Irving out, Love shows he can carry the load for Cleveland
• Exclusive: Key players in upcoming Iran nuclear talks have different expectations
• South African police arrest approximately 4,000 in raids
• Worries grow for Rohingya, Bangladeshi migrants as Malaysia, Indonesia refuse to accept them
• Zimbabwe opt to bowl in second India ODI
• Swedish court upholds arrest warrant for WikiLeaks' Assange
• Rohingya refugees see Malaysia as land of hope but face tenuous existence on margins
• Zimbabwe: Thousands gather in Victoria Falls to celebrate Robert Mugabe's 91st birthday
• The world's oldest man, a retired educator from Japan, dies at 112
• India students invent electrified lingerie in hopes to prevent rape attacks
• Fukushima residents feel torn as Japan prepares for their return to radiated zone near plant
• Violent attacks continue in Israel as tensions increase
• Police officials: Al-Shabab militants hijack bus in northern Kenya, kill 28 non-Muslims
• Greece's stock market to reopen as bailout talks progress
• UN appeals judges uphold Bosnian Serb's Srebrenica genocide conviction, life sentence
• Iraq's al-Maliki signals his intent to stay in job
• A guide to fast-moving events in Iraq
• North Koreans, French prepare for major Paris concert
• Indonesian fishing crew face Taiwan murder trial
• Guatemala Congress forms commission to replace crusading attorney general under court's ruling
• Meeting of G-20 finance chiefs vows to boost world economy by $2 trillion over next 5 years
• 1 killed, homes destroyed as around 100 wildfires rage in Australia's New South Wales state
• Bahrain police recapture two escaped detainees
• France's Schneider to buy UK's Invensys for ??3.4 bn
• EU extends influence eastward to Georgia, Moldova; Ukraine remains on sidelines
• Psy plans new album in September
• British Government Revokes U.K. Citizenship of Accused Russian Spy Vixen
• Jordanian pilot's murder by ISIS met with outrage across the Middle East
• UN's Ban concerned over sexual assaults in Egypt
• Taiwanese vote in municipal elections to gauge support for China-friendly ruling party
• Man, 23, dies after being Tasered by police
• UN court trims sentences of 3 senior Serbs for orchestrating Kosovo atrocities
• Egypt crisis widens with planned march, strikes
• Grenade attack kills two, wounds six in Karachi
• Germanwings co-pilot battled depression in '09, friends say
• Amnesty International: Police arrest gay 'suspects' in 5 Nigerian states
• Officials: Toll from severe weather in northwest Pakistan climbs to 45.
• Prince Harry to visit Australia
• Mexico takes lead to stem migrant wave, deports more Central Americans than the United States
• New Zealand's election-day gag bans politics on Internet, TV, social media
• Hamid Gul, one-time leader of Pakistan's powerful ISI spy agency who supported militants, dies
• Flooding from rains in Argentina kill 31
• German Foreign Ministry says man believed kidnapped by Boko Haram in Cameroon has been freed
• Charlatans drummer Brookes passes away
• Warring Darfur tribes say tentative ceasefire reached
• Iraq's foreign chief: Baghdad doesn't want foreign military personnel on its soil to fight IS
• Mugabe rival withdraws vote challenge
• 3 Mount Everest hikers dead, 2 others missing, officials say
• Demjanjuk defense: Soviets tortured witnesses
• Utah teen hit and killed on his 14th birthday while walking to school
• New Jersey court rules for late reputed mobster's kin in dispute with state over $1.3 million
• Dry run: San Bernardino shooters practiced at gun range days before attack
• The US Postal Service can now email you photos of your mail
• North Carolina man killed after being pulled into wood chipper
• Gretchen's Take: Did President Obama's Oval Office address make you feel safer?
• 19-year-old North Carolina man is killed after being pulled into wood chipper, police say
• NIH takes another shot at studying environment, child health
• Dozens of skiing Santas hit the slopes in Maine to raise money for charity
• Google wants your blood, patents needle-free blood-drawing device
• Norway offers refugees free flights, thousands of dollars to leave the country
• Melanoma experts optimistic about Jimmy Carter's progress
• Watch this glacier shimmy and shake
• Couple who kept man as slave for 24 years jailed in Britain
• Second time lucky for Japan's Venus orbiter?
• After legal fight, 21 Syrian refugees to arrive in Texas
• Elderly survivors return to Pearl Harbor for 74th anniversary of Japanese attack
• London Underground terror suspect had ISIS material on phone, prosecutors say
• ‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens’ attraction opens at Disney
• US donors pump millions into Israeli settlements, report finds
• Russia loses a satellite in another setback to its space program
• The Latest: Survivors of Japanese attack gather at Pearl Harbor 74 years after bombing
• Authorities to test woman's embalmed head found nearly a year ago to determine where she lived
• Why I stand with Liberty University's Jerry Falwell, Jr. on guns
• Unprotected sex more common among young gay, bi men with detectable HIV
• Backlash over role of testing, Common Core standards extends to nation's Catholic schools
• New HIV infections in gay black men may be leveling off
• Why I shot holes in the New York Times editorial (literally)
• Small plane experiencing mechanical trouble lands safely on highway near Naples, Florida
• In an increasingly dangerous world, Obama has checked out as commander in chief
• SkyMall is back just in time for holidays
• Could this mosquito-borne virus be causing birth defects?
• Some US troops could receive penis transplants after injury
• 39-year-old woman feels pain for the first time in her life
• Climate summit: Why we believe Paris proposals doom billions to live in extreme poverty
• Veterans in Utah among 1st to get first prosthetic implants
• Cop's stepson, 3, shoots brother, 15, during game of hide-and-seek
• Police arrest mother of newborn baby who was buried alive near Southern California bike path
• Cancer's gone, Jimmy Carter tells Sunday School class
• Stress and depression linked to stroke risk in diabetics
• Justice Department to investigate Chicago police, source says
• People are faking disabilities to fly with their pets
• Pancakes vs. French toast: Which is healthier?
• Verizon rolling out Wi-Fi calling this week, but kicks off with Samsung devices only
• Kidnapped University of Rochester students rescued by SWAT, cops say
• Russia likely conducted deadly airstrike on Syrian military base, US official says
• Leaked documents trial: Vatican court OKs pope's No. 2 as defense witness
• Are dating apps to blame for the rise in HIV among young Asian men?
• India officials investigate negligence after 18 patients die
• Parents may be in a fog when children come home from hospital
• This robotic prosthetic hand knows exactly how hard to grab an egg without crushing it
• Cat missing for 8 years reunited with family in Northern California
• Clemency hearing set for Georgia death row inmate convicted in death of mother's close friend
• Man arrested, heard shouting 'this is for Syria,' in stabbing attack in London tube station
• Low-carb diet doesn't always cut diabetes risk after pregnancy
• Venezuela opposition wins majority in country's National Assembly
• You could stay forever young (or young for a long time) with this diabetes drug
• New diabetes cases in US adults are falling, but it's not clear why, government officials say
• Three types of marijuana to hit Uruguayan pharmacies in 2016
• World's first use of gene editing in leukemia saves life of infant girl
• Gilead leukemia drug trial unblinded early due to success
• Novartis trial shows drug improves survival for AML patients
• J&J leukemia drug cuts death risk vs. chemo in new patients, study finds
• France reports three more bird flu cases in southwest
• Cambodia reports outbreaks of H5N1 bird flu in northwest
• Immigration reform debate riddled with hypocrisy
• Investigation ties San Bernardino attackers to Middle East terror suspects, sources say
• 9 ways to ease holiday heartburn and acid reflux
• Honor Flight takes 110-year-old WW2 veteran to DC for Pearl Harbor ceremony, White House visit
• Obama speech: Reassurances about ISIS fall flat in Oval Office address
• DC police: Person brings grenade to station for disposal; buildings evacuated
• Pearl Harbor memorial service in Hawaii to move to new site; a rehearsal for 75th anniversary