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• Bangladesh blogger seeks US help as threats escalate
• Attorney's name removed from law building due to KKK ties
• Investor files class action lawsuit in Jay Peak fraud case
• Ex-MillerCoors official pleads guilty in $8 million fraud
• Mexico City declares 3rd day of traffic cuts over high smog
• Gaza sewage spill floods farmland
• Krauthammer: Trump needs a team to unify the party
• AP Source: Coyotes to promote 26-year-old Chayka to GM
• Steen, Backes score twice, Blues rout Stars 6-1
• Diamond the size of a tennis ball could fetch more than $70M at auction
• Stranger accused of luring 11-year-old Navajo girl into van, killing her with crowbar
• Obama drinks filtered city water in Flint to show it's safe
• Kasich suspends his GOP presidential campaign
• Arizona State adds men's tennis program
• Transgender Rights? Citizens United? Should Brands Get Political?
• Closing arguments expected in Cleveland slayings trial
• Brazil attorney general wants probe against Pres. Rousseff
• Former head of Argentine air force on trial for abduction
• Dillon living up to potential in 3rd full NASCAR season
• Entire Canadian city ordered to evacuate as wildfire creates widespread panic
• UN says bombing of Aleppo among "the worst" of Syrian war
• Security chief Jeffrey Miller leaving NFL
• Blues' Upshall, Hitchcock keep nervous eye on Canadian fire
• Highlights from the 78th running of the Indianapolis 500
• Franchise of the Day: On The Move? This Franchise Is Here to Help.
• Excessive Optimism Played a Big Role in the 2010 Deepwater Horizon Oil Rig Disaster. Don't Let It Destroy Your Startup.
• Being Smart Won't Make You a Top Producer
• The Latest: Aid official: Syria fighting cuts off more areas
• 6 easy ways to get more from your email
• The Latest: 2 schools on lockdown amid Texas shooting
• Se Ri Pak receives special exemption for US Women's Open
• Sex abuse victims, lawmakers push for right to sue molesters
• Germany: 3rd suspect arrested over Sikh temple blast
• The Latest: Georgia vetoes bucked conservative GOP base
• RG3 and Browns teammate Cam Erving surprise local football players
• RG3 poses as mannequin, surprises high school team
• 6 Ways HR Leaders Can Help Humanize the Organization
• Want to Be Better On Camera? Join Us for a Livestream Chat With Public Speaking Guru Jill Schiefelbein on Friday, May 6.
• Celebrate National Hoagie Day With These Top Sandwich Franchises
• 4 Potential Lawsuits to Watch Out for in Small Business
• Man denies role in 1991 slaying of 5-year-old New Jersey boy
• Chimp victim hospitalized with face-transplant complications
• Novak Djokovic won't stay in Village for Rio Olympics
• Dana Perino talks with Cheryl Casone about 'The Comeback'
• Spieth gets look at 'hardest test' during visit to Oakmont
• Search for missing South Florida mom and Air Force vet under way
• 500-euro bill, beloved by money launderers, is discontinued
• Turkish president meets prime minister rumored to be leaving office
• Ohio moves to seize tigers, baboons, other animals from farm in crackdown
• Best treatment for preschoolers with ADHD is not meds, CDC urges
• McIlroy aims for 1st PGA Tour win of year at Wells Fargo
• Ravens rookie nearly missed his NFL Draft call due to grocery run
• FOX Sports North Midweek Stock Report for May 4
• 11-year-old girl kidnapped from Navajo Nation is found dead
• Ranking the NFL's QB situations, from worst (Philly) to first (Green Bay)
• Caputo hopes to make special impact with Saints
• Falcons agree to terms on 4-year deal with Keanu Neal
• 49ers sign linebacker Michael Wilhoite to one-year deal
• Fragile cease-fire restored to embattled city of Aleppo, U.S. official says
• Good deed by Falcons' Freeman makes way to social media
• How Squarespace Went From a Dorm-Room Project to a $100 Million Web Publishing Platform
• Dr. Potarazu: The waiting game: A physician's personal encounter with cancer
• Robots May Be on the Cusp of Widespread Adoption, Jibo CEO Says
• Leading a Startup in Stage Three: Growing Strong
• 6 Ways to Motivate Individuals to Become a Winning Team
• Free Webinar May 17: Increase Sales Using Social Media in 3 Steps
• Young man pretends to be Cathay Pacific pilot, gets caught ordering alcohol
• 8 Reasons to Find Joy in Your Job
• Gossip Really Is the 8th Deadly Sin
• Agency: Bald eagle caused Alaska plane crash that killed 4
• Dads Make Kids Glad (and Successful)
• 'NCIS' Recap: Another team member is shot
• Kenya: Baby rescued from collapsed building out of danger
• The Latest: Paris police, protesters scuffle over migrants
• Military Kids Are Hurting More Than We Know
• Police search by air, land for missing New York man
• The Internet has a new browser king
• Carter says fight against Islamic State 'far from over'
• Bibles taken from Christian store, 8th Commandment be damned
• Not happy about Donald Trump's triumph? Here's who to blame for his success
• Hummer slams into Va. restaurant, sparking fire
• An accident took her sight 21 years ago; another just gave it back
• 5 Surprising Reasons to Love the Small Business Administration
• Student scientists determine that it's impossible to literally cry a river
• Atlanta airport to close 1 of 3 security areas for 3 weeks
• The Latest: Alleged Gangster Disciples indicted in 2 states
• Some 59,000 Syrians, a new high, stranded on Jordan border
• Egypt extends suspension of capital gains tax
• For Clinton, 2016 race might get worse before it gets better
• Police: Student stabbed to death on Georgia college campus
• 5 Key Steps to Turning Your Business into a Collaborative Environment
• Stefan Wilson partners with organ donation push for Indy 500
• Column: NASCAR's Talladega wreck-fast comes at a price
• 5 Ways to Get Your Home Running as Smoothly as Your Business
• Sarah Jessica Parker defends Met Gala look: ‘I go to exhaustive detail’
• Israeli tanks open fire at Gaza after mortar attack
• Michigan woman's body found in attic; friend arrested
• Prosecutor: Evidence speaks for 10 'Grim Sleeper' victims
• Gusty winds in Berlin terrify people in passenger balloon
• Rumer Willis: Digitally editing my photos is a form of bullying
• Global gender gap in politics wide, women legislators say
• US announces extension of Syria truce to Aleppo
• Grenade near highway stalls traffic as bomb squad rushes in
• Laser brain cancer treatment may bring extra advantage
• UN envoy says talks to resume in Kuwait on ending Yemen war
• Egyptian riot police cordon off journalists' union in Cairo
• Bayer says its drug extends lives of liver cancer patients
• Draymond Green on Klay Thompson: 'He's the best shooting guard in the league, period'
• Draymond Green hilariously froze for 19 seconds in press conference
• LeBron has thought about playoffs matchup with Wade, Heat
• FA seeks eye-gouging ban for Dembele of more than 3 games
• Severe turbulence injures 32 on flight to Indonesia
• European police say Russian mafia infiltrating soccer clubs
• Texas policeman accused of sexually assaulting girl
• Check out the new Chelsea kit for the 2016/17 season
• Robber is shortchanged after coming away with only 35 cents
• Cristiano Ronaldo back from injury, in starting lineup for Real Madrid vs. Manchester City
• Western countries urge Kenya to take steps for smooth polls
• Morocco arrests suspect linked to Islamic State group
• Ford turns shipping containers into a mobile wind tunnel for vehicle testing
• Backers: 600K sign California initiative to legalize pot
• AJ Allmendinger throwback paint scheme for Darlington revealed
• Entry list for Saturday's Go Bowling 400 Sprint Cup race at Kansas
• FOX Sports Wisconsin Midweek Stock Report for May 4
• Reese Witherspoon invites Patriots rookie receiver to join her book club
• America's No. 3 killer is medical errors, study finds
• The Surprising Reasons Why New Entrepreneurs Fail in Their First Year
• 10 Tips to Help You Go From Grit to Great
• Russia claims arrest of group planning holiday attacks
• New administration rule would permit thousands of eagle deaths at wind farms
• Video shows the massive size of the U.S. military's arsenal
• UK's Cameron: EU exit would lead to 'decade of uncertainty'
• Kenya: 2 men challenge constitutionality of anal probe
• Israel marks annual Holocaust remembrance day
• EU countries could face fines for rejected refugees
• NFL warns players about banned steroid in meat
• Soldier shot wife at Walgreens over selfie, police say; armed customer killed
• Man assaults friend with chemical spray at mall
• Facebook 'friend' stole Penn. woman's life savings, police say
• Like Apple Music but hate its design? Just hang on until June
• Candace Cameron Bure opens up on eating disorder
• Post-race Talladega penalties are few and mostly inconsequential
• Georgia coach Kirby Smart gets hounded about satellite camps 'every five minutes'
• NC man convicted for sex trafficking enterprise gets life sentence
• 'Celebration' first in bowl lineup
• Science explains why asparagus makes your pee smell funny
• Los Angeles Dodgers at Tampa Bay Rays game preview
• Arizona Diamondbacks at Miami Marlins game preview
• Kemp, Wallace power Padres over Rockies
• Padres goes for first sweep of season over Rockies
• Rebels kill at least 17 civilians in eastern Congo
• Report: Violence against Jews dropped in 2015
• Report: MLB expected to announce additional PED suspensions
• Vikings' Brothers hopes to use small stature to advantage
• Cardale Jones says he was victim of the cruelest NFL Draft prank
• Todd Starnes: Crass beat class, but nation can survive Trump presidency
• Ex-drug chemist got high at work for 8 years, report finds
• FBI: Man admits to contaminating food at Michigan stores
• 6 Advanced Techniques for Link-Building as a Future SEO Strategy
• 7 Steps for Keeping Conflict Healthy
• 30 Years of Female Entrepreneurship: From Anomalies To Assets
• Germany: Woman says she was held by horror house couple
• Chevrolet, the 'Heartbeat of America,' not coming to Iran
• Report: Federal regulations costing US $1.9T annually
• Russia to boost its troop levels along borders to counter NATO
• EXCLUSIVE: Texas raises stink over Target's transgender bathrooms
• Researchers say they're closing in on Captain Cook's ship
• Video of retired Marine crawling to top of hill goes viral, offers inspiration
• Burundi's former President Jean-Baptiste Bagaza dies
• Suspect charged in DC bus hijacking that killed pedestrian
• It's Star Wars Day: May the 4th be with you
• Parents of bullies face fines in Wisconsin school district
• Fitness instructor found dead at church had wounds to her head, chest
• Boyle's OT goal lifts Lightning past Islanders 5-4 in Game 3
• Killer of 4 to testify against man charged with slaying 7
• Gang rape, murder of Indonesian girl sparks call for reform
• Braves-Mets Preview
• Doctor says hospital is forbidding her from speaking out about abortion
• 5 favorites to win NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year
• Kentucky Derby day at Churchill Downs will be star-studded
• Explosives found under Central Texas bridge, nobody hurt
• Driver accused in deadly Oklahoma parade crash pleads not guilty
• We Gave Millennials a Bad Name. It's Time We Look in the Mirror and Dispose of the Myths.
• Amputee mom looks forward to next feat after leading 8 men up Mt. Kilimanjaro
• 11 Ways to Beat Procrastination
• Let's Talk About 'Star Wars' -- That Franchising Juggernaut
• Apple's iPad Pro is beating Microsoft's Surface Pro 4, experts say
• Kansas woman who took her kids to Oregon refuge standoff arrested
• Survey: Growth at US services firms strengthened in April
• FSU student reps: No headdresses at Seminoles games
• Gretchen's Take: People are sick of political talk
• Kerry warns Assad, regime backers to start political transition by August
• Florida school ends nation's last tackle powder-puff football game
• Time to get serious about the economy, security and Trump vs. Clinton
• Powerball jackpot reaches $348 million
• Video shows Cruz accidently elbowing wife in face
• California teens kidnapped after high school prom fight off attacker
• Chloe Grace Moretz slams Kim Kardashian's nude selfie: Pic was not about body confidence
• Prayer Relieves Mind in Many Ways, Study Finds
• Britney Spears shows off killer body in cutout neon swimsuit
• New York podiatrist, girlfriend accused of plotting to kill wife
• 'Wicked Tuna' captain Jessie Anderson not returning for new season
• Bert and Ernie appear in at-home STD testing service ad
• NJ fisherman faces criticism after fish-toss video goes viral
• Woody Allen says he improved Soon-Yi's life
• Roaming gator tries to ring doorbell of South Carolina home
• Group: 13 more Peuhls killed in latest attacks in Mali
• 50 Cent apologizes for mocking autistic airport worker
• These Caribbean plants were named after James Bond
• US Defense Sec'y Carter: Campaign against IS 'far from over'
• New HUBCast: Breaking down the craziness at Talladega
• Germany relaxes rules on using cannabis for medical purposes
• UK bows to pressure, will accept Syrian children from Europe
• Italian World Cup winner Luca Toni announces retirement
• US-funded abstinence programs not working in Africa
• Oblivious photographer nutmegged three times by Leicester players
• Ohio university pays player $712K to settle concussion suit
• 1 in 3 antibiotic prescriptions given needlessly, CDC says
• Reports: Justin Tuck will sign a 1-day contract and retire as a Giant
• 'Quantico' episode featured attack using Trump's slogan
• The Pros and Cons of Starting an Online Consulting Business
• 5 Motivation Blocks Hurting Your Success, and How to Transform Them
• Custom Carmaker Creates Real-Life, Badass Batmobile (Video)
• Can You Ever Be a 'Prophet In Your Own Land'?
• US factory orders rose modestly in March
• Pennsylvania family says neighbor's loud sex made life hell
• Opioid addicts are getting high on diarrhea medicine, and dying
• Shares in miner tumble after Brazil sues over dam disaster
• History of yeast infection may increase risk of psychiatric disorders
• Israel thwarts plot to smuggle explosives to Gaza
• US trade deficit in March smallest in 16 months
• US service members hailed as heroes for helping save mom, 3 children from fire
• Trump clinches, Cruz bails and the media face a new Republican reality
• Kanye West: 'Closet racism' to blame for Taylor Swift’s 2009 VMA win
• US productivity shrinks again in first quarter
• Germany raises tax income forecast, bolstering budget plans
• Pink talks about marriage with Carey Hart, says they're 'due' for a break
• Malta PM makes lightening visit to Libya
• Egypt court acquits Mubarak-era premier of graft
• Aeropostale files for bankruptcy protection
• Detroit teachers end 2-day sick-out as union spars over paychecks
• Alleged dognapper shows up to jail in limo
• Johnny Manziel is ignoring help from Texas A&M coach Kevin Sumlin
• Gophers to face St. John's next season in Gavitt Tipoff Games
• Badgers to face Creighton next season in Gavitt Tipoff Games
• College hoops players behind the 'Running Man Challenge' lose out on $10k gift
• Michigan's Chatman receives release, plans to transfer
• People hold blanket to save mom, kids from fire in S. Korea
• Two Florida men remembered after deaths at Talladega Superspeedway
• Nationals pitcher throws wildest pitch of the season after umpire calls time out
• Report: Colin Kaepernick resumes throwing, could be fully cleared by end of May
• Paw-inspiring save: Firefighters' kitten rescue caught on camera
• How To Find Your Ecommerce Business Niche
• How to Start a Side Hustle Without Quitting Your Day Job
• 9 more workers at closed school face abuse charges, 16 total
• Paralympian's equipment stolen during weekend bike race
• Airbus advises rotor checks of Norway helicopter crash model
• Australia rules out sale of cattle empire to foreigners
• Hunter mistaken for turkey shot with crossbow; charges expected
• Cruz Out After Losing to Trump in Indiana, Sanders wins IN, but It's Clinton v Trump Ahead?
• Facebook pays 10-year-old $10,000 for finding Instagram security flaw
• Survey: US manufacturing grew again in April
• SF approves settlement after deadly Asiana Airlines crash in 2013
• Turkish president says IS is in for heavy losses
• Massive pile of fake North Korean money found in South Korea
• Independent Algerian paper faces closure threat
• It takes a village to corral a loose llama in Colorado
• Company issues frozen vegetable recall over listeria link
• Minnesota special needs prom offers free night of fun
• Christian groups outraged over Brazil's proposed sex theme park
• The real reason your Labrador is fat
• Zika concerns could see MLB cancel Puerto Rico series
• New Orleans man found competent for trial in teen's death
• Jury still out on celiac disease screening, US doctors say
• Flu strikes fewer infants when pregnant women get vaccinated
• Hangry no more: Dieting actually improves mood
• VCU announces sophomore F Michael Gilmore is transferring
• Villanova-Purdue highlights Gavitt Games
• Box of donated blood found in middle of Wisconsin street
• Butler assistant Michael Lewis joining Miles' Nebraska staff
• Power play lifts Predators past Sharks in Game 3
• After going viral, 'Tony X' is invited by St. Louis Blues to Game 3
• Blackhawks C Anisimov recovering from right wrist surgery
• FIFA prosecutors want life ban for Webb in bribery case
• Alex Rodriguez headed for MRI after Yankees lose sixth straight
• Daily Fantasy Baseball Advice for May 4
• Dan Pink: You Suck at Sales Because You're a Horrible Listener
• Big Business or Small, I'm Still an Entrepreneur
• NATO alliance gets new supreme commander
• Greece rules out "what if" austerity measures sought by IMF
• Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani have a new duet
• Polluted air may up risk of many cancers
• Drones could speed up HIV tests in remote areas
• Cruz suspends campaign, clearing Trump path to GOP nomination
• India's top court says tobacco industry should follow stringent package warning rules
• AG targets 90 conservative groups in controversial climate change probe
• EU's highest court upholds new restrictive law on cigarettes
• Vegas, Stuard share lead in rain-delayed Zurich Classic
• Police: Student stabbed to death on Georgia college campus
• Kobe receives 'MVP' chants from ecstatic Lakers fans at Disneyland
• Despite a game-tying 3 at buzzer, struggling Kyle Lowry still in gym at 1 AM
• Cavaliers not crying foul over LeBron's lack of free throws
• NBPA releases statement on Chris Bosh, Miami Heat impasse
• Jamie Vardy doppelgänger joins in on Leicester celebrations
• Leicester have a duty-free billionaire to thank for Premier League success
• Simeone hails Atletico's 'huge mettle' after reaching UCL final
• 3 Strategies for Navigating Messy Office Politics
• Why Real Leaders Don't Pay Attention to Phony Leadership 'Experts'
• UK councils face court challenge over Israel boycotts
• Low oil prices, freight rates hit Maersk group's Q1 profits
• Eurozone growth in 'low gear' at start of Q2
• Swiss defense chief says hackers targeted his ministry
• Cruz, ending GOP bid, says 'we left it all on the field'
• Sanders scores upset victory in Indiana Democratic primary
• Matt Brown can't see Conor McGregor beating Nate Diaz in a rematch
• Eddie Alvarez: Conor McGregor isn't a championship fighter
• Nick Diaz: Training with Jean-Claude Van Damme was a dream come true
• Alan Jouban and Nordine Taleb set to brawl during International Fight Week
• Former UFC champ Shane Carwin launches his own athlete management agency
• Landon Cassill on Kevin Harvick: He's 'fairly emotional' and 'pretty thin-skinned'
• New Big Sky commish: Value in FBS games
• Arizona high school football player faces 70 charges for photo prank
• Beavers brings versatility, consistency to Vikings' offensive line
• Florida State to prohibit fans from wearing Native American headdresses at games
• Ole Miss coach Hugh Freeze finds bottom of cup for eagle from 150 yards
• Meet Bob McClure, the Phillies' 'mad scientist'
• Texas immigrant family detention center granted child-care license
• Marilu Henner's book 'Changing Normal' chronicles partner's unique path from cancer to health
• Pakistani army chief confirms death sentences for 11 Taliban
• Disney offering $75K fairy tale weddings in Magic Kingdom
• Can you pass mental illness on to your kids?
• 2D spacecraft, reprogrammable microbes & more: NASA eyes wild space tech ideas
• Helena Bonham Carter went through 'massive grief' after Tim Burton split
• Car bomb attack in southeast Turkey kills 1, wounds 6
• Tuesday's Sports In Brief
• 9 Muslim Albanians jailed for recruiting for terror groups
• China military singer performs on South China Sea island
• Author says he doesn't think father was Iwo Jima flag-raiser after all
• Rookie goaltender Murray stealing the show for Penguins
• Predators beat Sharks 4-1, pull within 2-1 in series
• Stones, Dylan, McCartney play Coachella site in October
• Indonesian sulfur miners brave volcano, fumes, earn pennies
• UN chief names choices for top UN environments posts
• Former NFL lineman Dana Stubblefield denies raping disabled woman
• Appeals court rules Muslim inmate can grow beard, wear skullcap in Texas prison
• Guantanamo workforce to include SC National Guard unit
• Brewery celebrating Christmas by delivering beer in a reindeer-led sleigh
• Sovereignty fears cloud EU refugee crisis debate over new border guard plan
• Peace coming to Libya? Rival parliaments sign unity government deal
• Putin praises Trump as an 'outstanding, talented' man
• ISIS-inspired suspects on trial for Berlin embassy plot
• Small army of ISIS tax collectors keeping cash flowing into terrorists’ hands
• Video shows cyclist surviving collision with train
• Human rights advocates call for probe of Shiite 'massacre' in Nigeria
• 2 men possibly connected to Paris attacks arrested in Austria
• UNESCO warns Islamic State poses threat to historic artifacts in Libya
• Mali hotel attacked by jihadists reopens
• Russian cruise missile goes astray, hits Russian village
• Chinese restaurant busted for charging ‘air cleaning fee’
• Turkey arrests ISIS militant suspected of planning attack on US Consulate
• Yemen peace talks underway despite rebels ignoring cease-fire
• UN court orders retrial of 2 senior Serbs in Balkan war case
• Couple accused of helping provide guns to Paris supermarket attackers
• Texas plumber whose old truck surfaced with Syrian terrorists sues dealership
• Technology reveals no traces of treasure at site allegedly hiding a WWII Nazi train
• Investigation of slave-peeled shrimp is a 'wake-up call,' leading Thai seafood boss says
• British sniper killed 5 ISIS terrorists with 3 shots, report claims
• Syrian troops seize sprawling air base in rebel-held Damascus suburb
• Polish priest tries to give a newspaper an 'exorcism' over its alleged biased coverage
• Germany hunting for vandals who trashed Facebook building amid hate speech probe
• ISIS killing babies with Down syndrome, activists claim
• Merkel says Germany will reduce the influx of migrants coming in
• At least 41 police officers killed in Argentina bus crash
• Russian destroyer fires warning shots at Turkish vessel in Aegean Sea
• 'A turning point for the world': Obama praises global climate change pact in WH address
• Feds warn of bogus batch of Syrian passports amid report ISIS can print them
• Qaddafi son briefly kidnapped in Lebanon
• Turkey fines Twitter for content ‘praising terror’
• Irish county hopes free lollipops will stop drunken brawls, accidents
• ISIS accuses Somalia's Al Qaeda branch of killing jihadi defectors
• Woman bomber blows herself up at Afghan checkpoint, kills 4
• British teen on hoverboard killed in collision with bus
• Brazil's Agriculture Minister tosses wine in Senator's face after 'man-eater' comment
• Gunfire erupts in Kabul following explosion near embassies, officials say
• Hoverboard thief steals crate of energy drink, doesn't break a sweat
• New Zealand's potential new flag looks decided, but what about the color?
• North, South Korea hold high-level talks meant to ease tensions
• Putin says Russian forces in Syria will 'immediately destroy' any threats
• 2 Palestinians killed by Israeli troops in West Bank attacks
• Syrians with traces of explosives caught in Geneva amid ISIS search, local media claim
• School bans out-of-control game of tag
• Germany sends first reconnaissance aircraft to support US-led ISIS fight
• Germany sends first reconnaissance aircraft to support US-led ISIS fight
• Report from Australian investigators suggests MH370 was a ‘zombie plane’
• Kim Jong Un claims North Korea has a hydrogen bomb
• Extremist who hacked British soldier to death suing prison for lost teeth
• Top fugitive in 1994 Rwandan genocide arrested after being on the run for years
• Dutch court convicts 6 Muslim men of participating in terrorist recruiting network
• Cheetahs attack officer on a South African air base
• ISIS destroys bridge as Iraqi forces close in on Ramadi
• Geneva police 'actively searching' for suspects linked to Paris attack
• British postal workers temporarily refuse to hand over Advent calendar addressed to cat
• UN: 9,000 killed in Ukraine conflict, but violence now easing up
• Suspect in high-profile German neo-Nazi murder trial breaks silence for first time in 4 years
• Norway apologizes for making fighter jet Christmas cookies
• Angela Merkel named Time's Person of the Year
• 'Spinning up as we speak': Email shows Pentagon was ready to roll as Benghazi attack occurred
• UN organizes ‘civil society’ PR campaign to bolster Paris climate talks
• Finland celebrates 150th birthday of composer, native son Jean Sibelius
• Hostages returning home after pirates kidnapped them off Nigeria
• Afghan official: Taliban launch attack on Kandahar airport
• Israel arrests team of 5 accused ISIS supporters
• In secretive terror announcement, Japan allows photos of investigators' backs only
• Air France to resume flights to Tehran following nuclear deal
• Malaysia wants mysterious owner of abandoned Boeing 747s to come forward
• London stabbing suspect plagued by 'demons and stuff,' brother says
• ISIS loses ground: Iraq military recaptures neighborhood outside Ramadi
• Spanish police arrest 2 on suspicion of forming part of ISIS
• Norwegian newspaper apologizes for running Santa Claus obituary
• 4 French soldiers questioned in African child rape case
• In goodwill gesture after Paris massacre, Russia gives France a puppy
• Tragic bond: Flight 93 families pay tribute to Paris terrorism victims
• Canada, Mexico win $1B in sanctions against US over meat labeling
• UN officials warn of climate disaster if Paris pact fails
• Finland’s residents may be given a monthly income of $868 – for doing nothing
• Anti-corruption documentary in Russia gaining popularity
• Iraqi man allegedly linked to ISIS arrested in Italy
• Iraq threatens to bring Turkey troop dispute to UN Security Council
• Turkey demands Russia end 'provocative acts' after missile launcher incident
• SoCal terror probe points to Pakistan, raises trust issue in terror war
• Police dogs catch whiff of marijuana plantation near training center
• Austrian police find more than 100,000 euros in Danube river
• Yemen's warring sides agree to peace talks, UN envoy says
• Beijing issues first-ever red alert for smog, forcing schools to close
• Serbian defense minister fired over sexist remark
• Suspected jihadis in Paris trial portray themselves as naive
• Socialist system built by Chavez put to the test as Venezuelans cast ballots
• Lufthansa passenger threatens to bring down plane
• Airstrikes target ISIS stronghold in Syria, kill 32 militants
• Taliban leader denies being wounded in internal dispute
• London police treating stabbing attack as 'terror incident'
• Terror network in Paris attacks said to have UK links
• Canada driver faces nearly $300 fine for texting in a drive-thru
• ISIS takes flight: Terror group training pilots at airbase in Libya
• Communist cult leader accused of imprisoning daughter for decades convicted
• New suspects in Paris massacre sought as France releases survival 'guide'
• Turkey won't be 'brought to its knees' by Russian sanctions, Turkish PM vows
• US Special Forces help free dozens of Taliban prisoners in Afghanistan
• Oscar Pistorius ordered back to court, but prosecutors deny issuing arrest warrant
• German lawmakers approve anti-ISIS mission
• Russia warns Thailand of possible ISIS attack
• Belgium arrests 2 more suspects in Paris terror attacks
• Russian, Turkish foreign ministers meet in Serbia over downed jet
• US-led coalition bombards ISIS oil facilities in eastern Syria
• 'One powerful fist': Putin calls for broad front in fight against terrorism, hints at sanctions against Turkey
• Israel arrests suspects in deadly arson attack on Palestinian home
• Cameroon Army kills 100 from Boko Haram, frees 900 hostages
• ISIS takes aim at Putin, with videos showing Russian 'spy' beheading, threats to Moscow
• Clinic run by Doctors Without Borders bombed in Yemen
• Afghan Taliban leader Mansour wounded in gunfight
• New arrest in deadly Paris attacks linked to apartment raid
• Journalist detained for 'false news,' Egypt lawyers say
• UN report on Iran's nuke program affirms past weapons effort
• ISIS targets gays with brutal public killings
• Japan investigating mystery boats carrying dead bodies off coast
• Pipe bomb blast injures at least 5 near Istanbul subway station, mayor says
• Israeli military shoots, kills suspected Palestinian stabber
• Terrorism trial begins in Paris as authorities hunt attack suspects
• Van outside Bulgarian airport being searched for possible explosive device
• Photographer saves drowning child during beach wedding
• Boko Haram destroys Nigerian military base
• Massive brawl erupts at Germany refugee shelter
• Russian strikes kill 18, wound dozens, according to Syrian opposition
• About 100 environmental protesters detained in Paris
• Turkey says pilot's body to be flown back to Russia
• Putin calls for sanctions against Turkey after downing of warplane
• Double suicide bombings kill at least 5, injure 12 in Cameroon's north
• Boko Haram claims suicide bombing of Shiite procession that killed 21 in Nigeria
• Tunisia faces intelligence, jobs challenge to fend off future jihadi attacks
• Suspected Boko Haram suicide bombing hits Shiite procession in Nigeria; organizer says 15 dead
• French president to visit Moscow to push for stronger coalition against IS militants
• After Paris attacks and Brussels alert, security steps may spread anxiety in nervous cities
• Russia scrutinizing Turkish goods at border due to various reasons including terrorist threat
• Czech police arrest Turkish national wanted for alleged ties to terrorism
• Iran's Ayatollah accuses US of using money, sex to infiltrate Iran
• ISIS claims responsibility for deadly attack on bus carrying Tunisia’s presidential guards
• 10 kilograms of explosives used in Tunisia attack; death toll at 13
• Operator of hotel attacked by terrorists in Mali vows to re-open soon
• Brother of Paris terror suspect Salah Abdeslam urges his surrender
• ISIS underground: Network of tunnels built beneath Iraqi city
• Russia deploys missiles in Syria after Turkey shoots down bomber
• Most ISIS militants recruited through friends, expert says
• Russia gas company halts supplies to Ukraine
• Hostage-taking in French town ends, hostages safe
• 'Severe blow': Al Qaeda suicide bomber takes out leadership of key ISIS brigade
• Paris terror suspect slips Brussels dragnet as trail goes cold
• University suspends yoga class, citing 'cultural issues' that may offend students
• UK should join France in Syria airstrikes, British PM Cameron says
• Mud from Brazil mining disaster is contaminating the Atlantic Ocean
• Video appearing to show Greece's coast guard trying to sink refugee boat sparks calls for investigation
• US military helicopter crashes in South Korea, killing 2 Americans
• Girl suicide bombers kill 12 in Nigeria, Cameroon as military reports destroying camps
• Belgian authorities arrest 16 in anti-terror raids
• French police issue appeal to identify Stade de France suicide bomber
• Belgian PM announces a 'serious and imminent' threat against Brussels
• Crimea loses power after Ukrainian towers explode
• Nearly 100 killed after landslide in Myanmar
• Suspected Boko Haram suicide attack kills 9 in north Cameroon town, official says
• Who were the Paris attackers? Many had links to Syria, crossed officials' radars
• Russia sends puppy to France in tribute to police dog killed in anti-terror raid
• The Latest: Indian Prime Minister Modi says 'winds of change' blowing through India's economy
• Paris attacks firmly rooted in Brussels, raising question: Why Belgium, again?
• Survivors of attack on Afghanistan hospital tell stories of terror, confusion
• American victim in Mali hotel attack identified
• Muslim-majority Malaysia blasts IS as evil terrorists, calls for defeating its ideology
• Paris Muslims face hostility after attacks but also throw their weight against terror
• Armed bandits steal 17 paintings from Rome museum
• ISIS claims 2 attacks in Yemen killing at least 15
• Iraqi officials: Suicide blast, roadside bomb target Shiite mosque in Baghdad, killing 10
• Swedish police chief: terror suspect arrested peacefully in Arctic Sweden
• France seeks European partners' aid to stanch inflow of extremists
• Paris massacre ringleader used migrant crisis to get into France, PM says
• Formation of economic union, sea row and terrorism top agenda of Southeast Asian summit
• Planned UN ‘hub’ in Washington aims to influence US counterterrorism strategy
• Paris attack bystander narrowly avoids getting shot in the head in surveillance video
• Russia, France push dueling UN Security Council draft resolutions on terrorism
• Refugees seeking shelter in Europe fear attacks in Paris have deepened their predicament
• ISIS vows to blow up the White House in new video
• At least 5 dead, including American tourist, in West Bank and Tel Aviv terrorist attacks
• Son of Holocaust survivor: Don't let Syrian refugees in to US
• 1 reportedly dead, 5 injured after shooting in West Bank
• Rabbi returns to the boxing ring
• Palestinian man in custody after deadly stabbings in Tel Aviv
• Mining company claims to have found second largest diamond in history
• Hungarian court orders deportation of Briton convicted in UK of financing terror
• 3 Americans held captive in Yemen freed, flown to Oman
• Suspected mastermind of Paris massacre killed in terror raid
• Pakistani PM urges president not to pardon 4 sentenced to death over Peshawar school attack
• French prime minister: Extremists may strike next with chemical, biological weapons
• Bosnian prosecution office says it is investigating the killing of 2 soldiers as terrorism.
• The woman who blew herself up in a Paris suburb was not the first female suicide bomber
• Afghan official: Suicide bomber hits government compound in country's south, killing soldier
• China 'strongly condemns' ISIS killing of hostage
• Highlights of leaders' declaration from annual Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation summit
• ISIS supporters stab teacher at Jewish school in France, prosecutors say
• IS attacks claim more than 800 lives outside Syria, Iraq so far this year
• Syrians with stolen passports caught trying to enter US, police say
• Transformation of alleged Paris terror mastermind may have begun in a Belgian prison
• French police dog killed by attackers in raid, hailed as hero
• Russians strike ISIS during the day, US and France strike at night
• Egypt claims it's safe after Russian jet crash, but won't call it terror
• Hollande urges French to 'get on with our lives,' resist fear and intolerance
• Loud boos heard in Turkish stadium during 'moment of silence' for Paris victims
• Oxford Dictionaries' 'word' of the year is not a word
• Future of security: Israeli model shows high cost of living with terror threat
• Selfie-defense: Martial arts class teaches tourists how to use selfie sticks as weapons
• ISIS militants dig in, anticipating assault on Syria's Raqqa
• ‘Health and safety gone mad’? School says blind girl's walking cane is a risk to students
• Refugee resettlement process leaves Syrian Christians in the cold
• Pool of potential terrorists: Over 1,200 European jihadis have returned in past 2 years
• Another disaster averted? German soccer stadium evacuated after bomb plot uncovered
• Blast reported at chemical factory in China
• British teen charged with making bomb threats to US, UK airlines
• Miss World Canada accuses China of trying to block her from pageant
• Second fugitive identified in Paris massacre, officials reveal
• Hawaii canoe guided solely by nature hits halfway mark in round-the-world voyage
• Spain issues arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu over deadly 2010 flotilla raid
• Asian stocks rebound as investors look past Paris attacks; Tokyo up on stimulus prospects
• Quick thinking, solid security and attackers' mistakes averted massacre at Paris stadium
• Rundown Belgian district emerges as major terror hotbed
• Canadian man falsely linked to Paris attacks after doctored selfie emerged
• Despite huge misgivings and bad history, IS may ultimately force West to consider invasion
• Victims of 19 different nationalities targeted in Paris
• Dozens of ISIS-linked fighters killed in Sinai Peninsula, report claims
• 'Appalling and outrageous': Palestinian press blames Paris attacks on Israel
• Gunfire, clashes with Israeli troops kill 2 Palestinians
• France's state of emergency may last months, Hollande says
• Poland charges man with membership in armed terror group active in Syria
• German-Tunisian man charged with membership in Junad al-Sham terrorist organization
• Turkish security official: IS suspects arrested in Turkey are linked to Paris attacks
• Many Paris attackers had links to Syria, had crossed officials' radars, then dropped off
• Russia reveals thwarted 'hand cream' bombing before Sochi Olympics
• Russia reveals thwarted 'hand cream' bombing before Sochi Games with help from France, Austria
• Needing 'clean cash,' Italy's mobsters suspected of buying up Rome's eateries
• French air strikes bomb Islamic State in Syria as police hunt for attacker they let go
• Capitals around the world show solidarity with Paris
• France mourns its attack victims, seeks clues to those behind a massacre with global impact
• Suicide bomber was blocked from entering Stade de France
• French citizen directly involved in terror attacks being hunted by officials
• ISIS leader in Libya likely killed in US airstrike, official says
• First American killed in Paris identified as California college student
• Paris suicide bomber tried to enter stadium
• Deadly Paris attacks raise security questions for organizers of European soccer championship
• Four suspected militants killed by Turkish soldiers, state media says
• Belgium makes three arrests linked to Paris attacks
• Trophee Bompard figure skating competition canceled after terror attacks in Paris
• French NBA players work through heavy hearts after Paris terrorist attacks
• Russia's track federation suspended by governing body after doping report
• Secret talks to free hero Pakistani doctor break down despite CIA priority
• Saudi Arabia cracks case of smuggled beer disguised as Pepsi
• Moscow bans Egyptian national carrier from flying to Russia
• History of the Islamic State group as US strike targets 'Jihadi John,' Kurdish push on Sinjar
• ISIS coming for the Kremlin, new video warns
• Teacher apologizes for physics problem about pushing Syrian refugees off raft
• Massive crowd chants 'Death to America' at Jordanian killer's funeral
• ISIS claims responsibility for deadly Lebanon attack in potential game-changer
• Montreal's controversial plan to dump 2 billion gallons of sewage into river underway
• Syrians say no to ally Russia's peace plan
• 'Disguised anti-Semitism': Israel slams EU push to label settlement products
• Jihadis cheer killing of Americans in Jordan, call for new 'lone wolf' attacks
• Intel on 'two-hour timer' uncovered in Russian jet crash investigation
• UN deal clears way for satellite tracking of jets to prevent another Malaysia Airlines disaster
• Not so friendly: Germany spied on FBI, US arms companies, report claims
• Iran president's French lunch canceled after he wanted wine-free menu, report claims
• Hurricane Kate forms north of Bermuda
• Italy says Tunisian convicted of terrorism tried to return to Italy on migrant boat
• State of emergency in Chad as terror group unleashes new attacks
• Man who clung to cruise ship lifeboat and fell had fought with partner
• Portugal's government ousted by Socialist, Communist alliance
• Terrorist tried posing as refugee to sneak into Europe, reports claim
• Take that: Putin says Russia will build weapons capable of piercing US missile shield
• Palestinian boys stab Israeli guard on train in latest violence
• Russia's ban on flights to Egypt after deadly crash will last months, official says
• Shooting that killed two Americans in Jordan unfolded in dining hall
• Indonesia considers prison guarded by crocodiles -- because they can't be bribed
• Helmut Schmidt, former West German chancellor and political firebrand, dead at 96
• Syrian government stronghold hit with one of its bloodiest attacks in months
• Number of refugees escaping to Greece expands dramatically
• Iran state TV says 44 terror suspects arrested at Syrian, Iraqi border, in various cities
• 'Silent' fireworks show was actually really noisy, UK parents say
• Palestinian woman who pulled knife on Israeli guards shot dead
• Caught on video: Daredevils climb Eiffel Tower, hide from guards
• West Africa conference focuses on threat posed by jihadists as Boko Haram's reach grows
• Lawmakers take steps to break up Spain, government fights back
• Tropical Storm Kate forms, approaching Bahamas
• Charlie Hebdo plane crash cartoons are 'blasphemy', Russian pols say
• Explosion reportedly heard on black box of Russian passenger plane
• Dozens arrested, 3 officers injured in massive anti-capitalist protest in London
• Blade of jihad: Extremists embrace the knife as tool of terror
• 'New frontier': Russian brothers' platform attracts jihadis driven from Facebook, Twitter
• German man arrested at Munich airport on allegations he joined Islamic State group in Syria
• Palestinian woman killed, Israeli teen wounded in shootings
• If proven, IS bomb on Russia plane could herald new phase in fight against group
• Sailors rescue Labrador retriever dog-paddling off Italian coast
• Al Qaeda cover boy: Omar Khadr lands on front of Canadian magazine
• Grandmother tries to spite heirs by shredding $1.1 million fortune, prosecutors say
• Israel criticizes Palestinian UN ambassador’s organ harvesting claim
• Trapped workers call for help on cell phones after deadly Pakistan factory collapse
• South African student steals bus to get to school for exam
• ISIS Inc.: Goods trickling out of caliphate prove difficult to trace
• South Sudan aviation chief : Plane in deadly crash wasn't authorized to carry passengers
• Dogs injured after being spiked by porcupine
• Greece rejects using Olympic site to shelter refugees as countries crack down on smugglers
• Justin Trudeau sworn in as Canada's new prime minister
• 'Bedroom dealer' gets jail time for running massive drug smuggling business out of mother's apartment
• Pakistan building collapse kills at least 10
• Baaaaad news: Sheep gas triggers alarms on plane, forcing emergency landing
• Iranians rally against US, marking anniversary of embassy takeover
• Explosion likely brought down Russian airliner, sources say
• Paris climate summit goals a patchwork of confusion
• Historic conference: Presidents of Taiwan and China to meet for first time since split
• Stronghold for terror: Russian plane crash puts spotlight on lawless Sinai
• UK prosecutor accuses Ukrainian man of planning attack on Russian Embassy as trial opens
• Should Assad stay or go? Russia says it doesn't mind either way
• Pentagon official says 'there is no way' Russian airliner was shot down
• Ukraine reports sniper attack on top prosecutor
• Al Qaeda leader calls for unity against Russia in new recording
• Palestinians stab 80-year-old woman, others in latest attacks
• Russia: Plane that crashed in Egypt broke up high in the air
• 'Like a war': Survivors of deadly Romania nightclub blaze describe horror
• France's army chiefs move into new 'Pentagon,' high-security base ready for today's threats
• Red tape strands Syrian family at Moscow airport for 7 weeks
• Rocket attack killing Iranian exiles causes estimated $10 million in damage
• Teen, 16, charged in stabbing death of student at Scottish school
• Human rights group accuses Australia of paying smugglers to turn refugee boats around
• BBC says police used terrorism powers to seize computer of report who had interviewed jihadis
• Russian warplanes buzz USS Ronald Reagan
• Japan works to move US air base on Okinawa despite protests
• Scottish boy stabbed to death at school
• Israel slams UN after Venezuela approved for Human Rights Council
• Saudi Arabia to release man facing 350 lashes
• More than 300 captives, mostly women and children, freed from Boko Haram
• 'Rent-a-Womb' surrogacy faces ban in India
• Hypocrisy? Iran said to be organizing conference on US police discrimination
• Doctors Without Borders says Yemen aid facility hit by airstrikes
• UN overwhelmingly condemns US embargo on Cuba
• 105-year-old migrant makes the trek out of Serbia
• The pain in Spain: Officials propose breaking up the country
• Beautiful 'Mona Lisa' terrorist could be plotting attack in Turkey
• Passenger plane's landing gear snaps off
• Prominent Turkish lawyer faces 7½ years in prison on terrorist propaganda charges
• Israeli police block installation of security cameras at religious site, officials say
• Catholic leaders push new rules to limit effects of climate change
• Officials: Suicide bomber targets Shiite pilgrims in Baghdad, killing 7
• Afghan security adviser warns of risk from IS, al-Qaida; urges US and NATO military backing
• Syria's Assad: Uprooting 'terrorists' is prelude to a political solution
• 4 suicide bombers trying to reach Maiduguri die in northeast Nigeria, kill 1, wound 10
• Russia said to redeploy special-ops forces from Ukraine to Syria
• Hurricane Patricia fades to tropical depression over northern Mexico
• Pentagon: Ordered deadly Iraq raid after "graves" were prepared for hostages
• Witness: Twin bomb blasts kill at least 18 at mosque in northeast Nigerian city of Maiduguri
• ISIS graduates its first class of junior jihadists in shocking photos
• Pentagon: 'Saddened' by first US death in Iraq anti-ISIS ground fight
• Kerry expresses 'cautious measure of optimisim' after Israel violence talks
• Guns, mace, Krav Maga: Israelis embrace self-defense amid stabbing wave
• Pilot killed in US fighter jet crash
• Vehicle carrying US personnel crashes at site of Afghan hospital strike
• Quote Box: Soul-searching in Israel after Eritrean mistaken for attacker killed in mob attack
• UN reportedly drops push to decriminalize all drug use after Branson leak
• Turkish authorities confirm identity of 1 of the 2 alleged peace rally suicide bombers
• Hospitals and schools to be vetted for extremists
• Khorasan Group leader killed in strike, US says
• Iran preparing for 'tsunami' of foreign tourists in post-sanctions era
• Senior Al Qaeda commander, 2 other fighters killed in airstrike in Syria
• Fleeing ISIS: refugees who reach U.S. struggle to reclaim lives
• Israel's new UN ambassador vows to fight 'bias and lies'
• 'How to stab a Jew': Israel at UN condemns Palestinian president for inciting violence
• Terror prep may be LA’s biggest card in campaign for ’24 Olympics
• Turkey shot down Russian drone near Syrian border, official says
• Credibility in question: EU chief chides member nations for inaction on refugees
• Chinese mother reportedly parades chained son for trying to run away
• UN fireworks? Ukraine to sit with Russia on powerful Security Council
• UK: Assange can get medical care, but he'll be arrested
• 3 Canadian girls die on farm after being buried in canola seeds
• Berlin police arrest imam on terrorism charges; allege he recruited for Islamic State group
• Woman left mom dead to 'mummify' in bed
• Another intifada brewing? Israel calls in troops to try to stop escalating violence
• Iran continues to poke US, West following nuke deal
• Taliban kill dozens of Afghan police officers in three-day battle
• Pakistani leaders knew Usama bin Laden was in the country, according to former official
• New ISIS audio message targets Americans, Russians
• Crowded skies over Syria: Pentagon says US, Russian jets entered same battlespace
• Russia says thwarted Moscow terror attack planned by 12 suspects, with 1 trained in Syria
• Ukraine calls for criminal investigation after report finds Russian missile downed MH17
• Russian embassy in Syria shelled during pro-government rally
• Deal reached in principle to create company controlling a third of global beer sales
• Former ISIS hostage says 'Jihadi John' beat him, forced him to dance Tango
• Russia says ISIS implicated in foiled terror plot
• Russia reports arrest of group plotting attack in Moscow
• Washington Post calls conviction of reporter in closed-door trial 'outrageous'
• The Latest: Turkish police reportedly detain 14 suspected Islamic State group members
• Suicide bombings at market, refugee camp in Chad village kill 38 people ; Boko Haram suspected
• At least 6 dead, hundreds injured as violence spikes in Israel, West Bank
• ISIS taking advantage of Russian airstrikes, analysts say
• Russian cruise missiles intended for targets in Syria hit Iran instead
• Chinese boy, 4, dies after getting stuck underneath escalator's handrail
• WikiLeaks offers up to $50,000 reward for Kunduz airstrike footage
• Belarusian writer Svetlana Alexievich wins Nobel literature prize
• Syrian Islamic militant group gaining influence after rebranding itself as a moderate option
• Alleged mastermind of 2010 Nigeria bombing attempts suicide, prison officials say he's alive
• Boy, 12, among dozen tortured and crucified by ISIS in latest atrocity, says aid group
• 2 women suicide bombers kill 15 in mosque, compound of government housing estate named Buhari
• AP INVESTIGATION: Nuclear smugglers shopped radioactive material to IS and other extremists
• 5 arrested in connection with terror-linked slaying of Sydney police worker
• Munich museum evacuated after WWII-era bomb found
• UK's top counter-terror police official says social media undermine efforts to track plots
• Russia's airstrikes in Syria are playing well at home and serving Putin's wider goals
• Suicide bomber in Niger attacks near police station, killing 1 officers, wounding civilians
• ISIS claims responsibility for killing of Japanese man in Bangladesh
• UN report on web harassment could open door to gov't control of Internet, critics warn
• 15-year-old sentenced to life in prison for terrorism plot
• Senior Yemen al-Qaida official condemns Islamic State bombing of Shiite mosques
• Israeli intel thwarts first known ISIS plot inside Jewish state
• Bahrain expels Iranian diplomat, alleges link to militants
• Russian foreign minister at UN: Moscow is not attacking Syrian opposition groups
• 'No future' for Assad regime in Syria, Saudi Arabia foreign minister says
• British ISIS fighters hit with UN sanctions
• Iraqi officials: Suicide bomber attacks checkpoint north of Baghdad, kills 7
• US pledges more than 40,000 troops to UN peacekeeping
• Despite appeal, Pakistan executes man reported to have been a juvenile at time of arrest
• UN Chief calls for Syria to be referred to International Criminal Court
• Saudi security forces kill 2 suspect, arrest 3 in a series of anti-terror raids in kingdom
• Trial starts for New Zealand man charged with trying to enter Syria to fight with extremists
• Global war on IS a focus at UN General Assembly amid stalemate, new Russian involvement
• France launches first airstrikes against Islamic State in Syria
• 2 survivors of Charlie Hebdo January terror attack that gutted newsroom are leaving the paper
• As UN peacekeeping veers toward counterterrorism, US urges Europe to donate high-tech skills
• Downsize UN role in refugee crises, US relief agency suggests
• US, Australian embassies warn of possible terror attack in popular Kuala Lumpur street
• Authorities in Ukraine's separatist-controlled Luhansk order UN agencies to leave
• German ministers were reportedly warned of VW test-beating software
• 2 men charged in train terror plot with support from al-Qaida sentenced to life in prison
• European Union approves plan to relocate 120,000 refugees across Europe
• 'Aryan' extremist who fantasized about killing Prince Charles convicted of planning terrorism
• Czech capital court approves extradition of 3 suspects to US to face terror charges
• Berlin police raid mosque's office, other buildings in terrorism investigation
• Second Egyptian police officer killed by gunmen in Sinai
• Official: Suicide car bomber targets presidential palace in Somali capital
• Vladimir Putin, Silvio Berlusconi in Ukraine probe for drinking Crimea wine
• Israel struggles to counter new wave of Palestinian rock-throwing attacks in Jerusalem
• Eiffel Tower closed for several hours after suspicious man spotted
• 10,000 protest in Turkey against violence by Kurdish rebels under anti-terror banner
• Iraqi, Syrian refugees in Europe describe struggles of life under ISIS
• Officials: 22 civilians and 2 police officers were wounded in separate attacks in Afghanistan
• Dozens of refugees feared dead after boat incidents in the Aegean Sea
• Palestinians clash with Israeli forces in Jerusalem, West Bank
• US sanctions UN agency under whistle-blower law in unprecedented move
• Iraqi officials: 2 suicide attacks target police in commercial areas in Baghdad, killing 14
• ISIS militants lack manners, steal shoes, British jihadist laments
• UN calls for creation of special court to investigate alleged atrocities during Sri Lankan civil war
• Pakistani police arrest alleged al-Qaida financier in Karachi
• Nigeria in talks with Boko Haram over kidnapped schoolgirls
• Syrian president says priority is defeating terrorism, tells Europe stop backing 'terrorists'
• Philippine military says 7 construction workers feared abducted by extremists, 2 others escape
• Suicide bombers kill 7 in north Cameroon town in suspected Boko Haram attack, official says
• Who are Uighurs? A look at repressed Chinese minority seen as having motive in Bangkok bombing
• Refugees pose as Syrians to open door to asylum in Europe
• Al Qaeda leader blasts ISIS in new message, but offers to work together against US
• UN chief vows to repatriate peacekeepers over sex abuse
• ISIS claims to hold Norwegian, Chinese captives
• German man convicted of joining terrorist organization in Syria, filming propaganda videos
• Palestinian, Vatican flags poised to fly above UN headquarters
• UN climate change body suffers mammoth European carbon fraud
• Turkish forces cross into Iraq for short-term PKK operation
• Chinese woman must choose between 2nd child or her husband's job
• Iraqi defense minister escapes assassination attempt
• MMA fighter seen on video applying a 'triangle choke hold' to man she says tried to rob her
• Head of UN investigative panel on Syria calls IS 'desperate'
• UN rights chief alleges French soldier sexually abused girl
• Heartbreaking image of drowned toddler goes viral, highlighting severity of Europe's migrant crisis
• China enlists monkeys to keep birds from spoiling big parade
• Iran's top judge tells US to butt out of cases involving imprisoned Americans
• Outrage after Auschwitz installs showers to ‘cool down’ visitors
• Massive explosion at Spanish fireworks factory kills 5, wounds 3
• Grenade explodes during Ukraine clashes; 1 officer killed, around 100 injured
• Chad delivers death sentences to 10 Boko Haram members following suicide attacks in capital
• Brazil's Rousseff facing 'political suicide bomber,' growing calls for impeachment
• Venezuela’s food shortages trigger long lines, hunger and looting
• 2 Iraqi army generals killed in ISIS suicide bombing
• China jails 45 on terror-related charges in Xinjiang, including 2 for illegal border crossings
• 2 suicide bombers kill officer in northeastern Nigeria's Maiduguri city, Boko Haram blamed
• Gunman jailed in high-speed train attack charged with terrorism
• Saudi arrested in 1996 Khobar Towers truck bombing that killed 19 US servicemen
• Visiting Egyptian president turns to Russia to combat terrorism
• Wall Street braces for another wild day as Chinese, European stocks slump
• Finger pointing in Argentina after police break up protests
• Accused train gunman watched jihadi video before attack, prosecutor says
• Ukrainian filmmaker, who opposed Crimea annexation, gets 20 years in prison
• US stock futures rise as world markets settle down despite China freefall
• Two unconfirmed reports of suicides related to Ashley Madison hack
• Tunisia's harsh response to terror threat raises fears over fledgling democracy
• Pakistan rescues Chinese tourist held hostage by the Taliban for more than a year
• Officials say IS suicide attacks targeting Iraqi security forces kill 8 in Anbar province
• Asian, European stock markets down sharply after China loses all 2015 gains
• Gunman tackled on Paris-bound train on authorities' radar in 3 countries
• Suicide car bombing targeting NATO convoy in Afghanistan kills 3 American contractors
• Gunman opens fire on high-speed European train; subdued by 3 Americans
• UN investigators said to take nude photo, ask about prostitution in under-age rape case
• Body of American who fell off cruise ship found off Honduras
• World stock markets fall again amid China worries
• Greek prime minister says he is resigning, calls for early elections
• Thousands of migrants stranded on dusty field as Macedonia ups security on border with Greece
• 7 die in midair crash of 2 parachute planes over Slovakia
• Thai military says international terrorism link 'unlikely' in Bangkok bombing
• Human Rights Watch criticizes Egypt's new anti-terrorism law, says it erodes basic rights
• Teenage daughter of wealthy businessman found dead after kidnappers demanded $1.3M ransom, reports say
• Thieves seeking points for prize uncap 1,200 beers in German store
• UN approves statement backing talks to set stage for new effort to restore peace to Syria
• A look at Egypt's sweeping new anti-terrorism law, which criminalizes 'false news'
• Death toll in suicide bombings that killed Pakistani official who opposed Taliban rises to 18
• Egyptian president signs into effect new anti-terrorism law, amid criticism from rights groups
• Kuwait prosecutor orders media blackout after police raid on alleged terror cell
• Iraqi officials: Suicide attacks, clashes kill 17 government troops outside IS-held Fallujah
• Police say suicide bombing at the home of a Pakistani provincial official kills at least 4
• US reportedly sees possible pattern in ISIS chemical weapons attacks
• Kashmir villagers flee amid heavy Pakistan-India gunfire
• Al-Qaeda leader pledges allegiance to new Taliban chief
• Pakistan sentences 7 Islamic militants to death over attacks
• Fidel Castro turns 89; says US has hefty debt to Cuba
• Reputed gang leader, reporter, 4 others killed in Mexico
• Pakistan military sentences 7 militants to death for attack on school that killed 150
• A look at the deadliest attacks to strike Iraq since the 2011 US troop pullout
• More than a dozen killed, hundreds hospitalized after massive explosions rocks Chinese city
• Taliban insurgents dressed as police kill 14 officers in Afghanistan
• Sweden making last-ditch attempt to quiz Assange as sex crime allegations set to expire
• A history of the Islamic State group as affiliate in Egypt beheads Croatian hostage
• UK counterterrorism police arrest 5 members of same family, including 3 teenage girls
• Siding with enemies? Terror victims' families blast feds for intervening in court case
• ISIS in Syria releases 22 Christians held since February
• French students reportedly tried to dissolve body of murder victim in plot inspired by 'Breaking Bad'
• US Air Force F-16 crashes in Germany, pilot ejects
• Prominent Syrian rights activist released from prison after 3 years imprisonment
• Audio said to feature IS suicide bomber in Saudi mosque attack vows more violence in kingdom
• Islamic State group's command is dominated by ex-officers from Saddam's military, spy agency
• Jury begins deliberations in trial of Russian accused of leading Taliban attack on US
• Kabul blasts kill 35, test Afghan president's peace plan
• UN unanimously approves resolution on Syria chemical weapons
• Afghan official: Suicide truck bomb kills 8, wounds 12 in eastern province
• Man who found MH370 wing fragment wants closure for victims' families
• Victims of Iranian terror sue to block release of frozen funds
• Pakistan's Supreme Court rules to allow military trials for suspects in terrorism cases
• Plane debris found on Reunion Island belongs to MH370, Malaysian PM says
• Islamic State group in Egypt threatens to kill Croat hostage
• UK police say evidence shows link between 2 terror attacks in Tunisia
• Egypt prepares to unveil Suez Canal extension billed as start of new era after years of unrest
• Crackdown by Egyptian police is increasingly driving disaffected youth to violence, extremism
• US-led air strikes in Iraq, Syria killed many civilians, report says
• Suspected Flight 370 wing flap arrives at French facility
• War's cost remembered in tiny Japanese town where girls waved goodbye to suicide-attack pilots
• Israel readies Iron Dome on Lebanon border as Hezbollah anticipates arms from Iran
• Cheating evil: Chechen women con ISIS by posing as wannabe terror brides
• Afghan Taliban names new leader to replace Mullah Omar
• UN benefit boost to outgoing ethics watchdog questioned in light of sex abuse scandal
• Last Catholic priest at US base in Antarctica leaves post
• Indian media: Yakub Memon, convicted in 1993 Mumbai bombings that killed 257, has been hanged
• Iraqi officials: 2 suicide attacks kill at least 12 Iraqi troops near IS-held city of Ramadi
• Calais migrants: 2nd night of mass attempts to reach England
• Officials order mosques closed, beggars off streets in north Cameroon after suicide bombs
• Has 'Jihadi John' fled ISIS?
• App tracking Prince William flights poses terror risk, newspaper claims
• Turkish jets bomb Islamic State militants, marking pivotal shift and end of tacit truce
• Canada's new anti-terror law may not meet international rights obligations
• Royal Caribbean battles fire aboard Jamaica-bound cruise ship
• Relatives mark 10 years since Brazilian man mistaken for terrorist killed by police in London
• Turkey briefly blocks access to Twitter over bombing images
• 2 arrested in Italy on terror charges, planned to attack military base with US presence
• British charge Muslim man in plot against U.S. military, trying to join ISIS
• Deadly bombing shows Turkey is a particularly vulnerable target for Islamic State extremists
• Suicide bomber kills at least 10 in northern Cameroon, just days after last attack
• Explosion kills 30, injures nearly 100 in Turkish city near Syrian border
• Rebel shelling kills at least 100 in Yemen, aid group head says
• Trial of Gitmo detainee charged with terrorism could decide constitutional protection
• Saudi Arabia says it stopped Islamic State attacks; 400 held
• Official: EU approves $7.6 billion interim financing plan for Greece
• French official says 3 suspected extremists admitted plans to behead military officer, film it
• Nyet: Russia opposes tribunal to seek justice in downing of MH17
• Double suicide bombing in northern Syria kills hard-line rebel leader
• How did no one notice mystery house Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman escaped into?
• 3 Chinese Uighurs get 6 years over terrorism and fake passports in Indonesia
• Netanyahu launches Farsi Twitter account to engage Iranians
• Mexico launches massive manhunt after drug lord's bold escape
• Tunisian government says top terrorists killed, amid European fears of new attacks
• Muslim hired as British government terror watchdog is extremist who called US ‘vicious world empire’
• 70 evacuated as volcano spews ash in western Mexico
• China says Uighurs sent back from Thailand were on way to join jihad in Syria or Iraq
• Official: Mali army arrests terror network plotting attack in capital
• Top ISIS leader in Afghanistan and Pakistan reportedly killed in US drone strike
• Former Greek State Secretary of Industry admits to MBA from unaccredited university
• ISIS' latest executions show risk faced by caliphate's secret resistance
• Negotiator: Boko Haram asks Nigerian government to swap detainees for kidnapped Chibok girls
• On 10th anniversary of London attacks, UK's Cameron says terrorist threat is real and deadly
• Egypt anti-terror bill raises criticism with special courts, restrictions on journalists
• Russian bomber crashes on takeoff from base in Far East region, both pilots killed
• Police in Pisa arrest Moroccan accused of using Internet to incite Muslims to acts of terror
• London bombings spurred tough anti-terror powers, and a battle over security and civil rights
• Fans cheer as Princess Charlotte christened on royal estate
• Lost boys: Moms of radicalized Western jihadists form support group
• Video purportedly shows ISIS militants executing troops at Syria archaeological site
• ISIS says it destroyed archaeological pieces from Palmyra
• 2 female suicide bombers kill 13 in latest of string of Ramadan attacks in northeast Nigeria
• In wake of rare bombing, Kuwaitis hope spirit of unity can resist efforts to divide by sect
• Boko Haram kills 97 people praying in mosques in Nigeria
• At least 35 dead, 20 missing after ferry capsizes in Philippines
• 74 children executed by ISIS for 'crimes' that include refusal to fast, report says
• World mayors, others pitch in toward global climate accord
• Italy detains 10 people accused of preparing to travel to Syria to fight
• Militants attack Egyptian army checkpoints in Sinai, killing 38
• Artists in Pakistan use comic books, wall murals to combat Islamic extremism
• Global support for ISIS includes up to 42M Muslims, group claims
• The Latest: Afghan ministry says 19 wounded in suicide bombing targeting NATO convoy in Kabul
• Economists release critical Puerto Rico report after governor says it can't pay $72B debt
• Egypt's state prosecutor dies in bomb attack in Cairo
• UK's Cameron promises long-term response to terror as British toll in Tunisia set to rise
• Officials: Suspect in beheading of French businessman admits to investigators that he did it
• Kuwait names Saudi citizen as bomber in deadly Shiite mosque attack, says he flew in at dawn
• Tunisia's postcard destination reeling from beach resort attack that killed at least 38
• Beach massacre gunman reportedly told Tunisians to flee during shooting
• UK beefs up security after report of foiled bomb plot on military parade and attacks abroad
• ISIS marks anniversary of caliphate amid Ramadan calls for violence
• New US hostage policy will help families work with gov't, say negotiators
• Mother, baby rescued 4 days after Colombia plane crash in jungle
• Germany files terror charges against 4 people for supporting Syrian rebel group Ahrar al-Sham
• Islamic State storms Syrian city of Hassakeh, stages offensive on Kobani
• Pakistan officer was involved in parliament attack, Afghanistan authorities say
• Barbarism by the book: New ISIS video aims to show religious purity
• Saunas and art therapy: Saudi rehab center takes on a new generation of convicted extremists
• Major heat wave in Pakistan kills more than 600 people
• Islamic scholar in Britain unveils anti-terror school curriculum to counter jihadi narrative
• Former ISIS bride recruiter warns European girls of caliphate horrors
• Mexican forces capture cartel leader's son
• Missing penguin found alive in damaged Tbilisi zoo
• Australian terrorist's reported death in Iraq raises potential for his family's repatriation
• New low: ISIS reportedly gives away sex slaves as 'prizes' in Koran contest
• Kurds find ISIS tunnel near Turkish border
• Putin discusses Ukraine in call with Merkel, Hollande
• Saudi court sentences 2 ex-army officers, 6 others on range of terror charges, attacks
• Israel fires back at UN report accusing it and Hamas of violating world law in Gaza war
• Al Qaeda points finger at ISIS after US drone strikes take out key operatives
• Climbers rescued from Canada's highest peak huddled in snow cave for days
• Armed police in Tbilisi hunt escaped tiger, hyena, as fearful residents ordered off streets
• American soldier found dead near base in South Korea
• Potty-mouthed London mayor trades barbs with cabbie
• Global raids lead to 600 seizures of wildlife contraband
• Australia issues arrest warrant for Australian doctor recruiting for Islamic State from Syria
• Iraqi officials say suicide car bombing at police checkpoint in capital kills 7, wounds 16
• France: Top suspect arrested in 1982 attack on Paris
• Al Qaeda militants in Yemen kill 2 Saudis suspected of spying for the US
• Escaped tiger kills man in Tbilisi after flood damages zoo
• North Korea says it has been hit by worst drought in 100 years
• Bombs found at abandoned Boko Haram camp kill 63 in Nigeria
• All lions, tigers in Tbilisi zoo flooding found dead
• Family of British teen fears he carried out suicide bombing for ISIS in Iraq
• EU envoy: Europe still not stopping flow of jihadi recruits to Islamic militant groups
• French president in Algeria to discuss terrorism, regional security issues, the economy
• Family, town devastated by UK teen's reported death in Iraq suicide bombing
• Chaos and panic: Deadly floods bring fear over escaped zoo animals
• Facebook purges pages offering priceless ISIS plunder for sale
• Bahrain court sends 5 Shiites to prison for life in terrorism case, strips 56 of nationality
• Mystery man donates wedding dress with touching note about late wife
• Chinese activist launches armpit hair photo contest to challenge gender stereotypes
• Activists fear Saudi blogger will be lashed again Friday
• 3 female suicide bombers die in failed attacks in Nigeria
• Suicide bomber attacks vehicle carrying senior police officer in northwest Pakistan, killing 1
• Australian prime minister says terrorism is greatest security challenge to Asia-Pacific region
• A history of the Islamic State group 1 year after its militants swept into Iraq, seizing Mosul
• Helicopters join search for escaped lion in South Africa
• Indian journalist burned alive after reporting on politician's alleged corruption
• Putin visits Italy, pope while US encourages Vatican to condemn Russia
• Officials: Suicide bomber targets ancient Egyptian temple in Luxor
• Denied under Nazis, 102-year-old Jewish woman finally gets doctorate
• Prince reportedly was scheduled to meet with addiction doctor day after death
• Massive search under way after lion escapes South African park
• Man sues Chinese actress over her intense stare in TV show
• Israel not on UN list of parties that kill, injure kids in armed conflict
• Syrian air raids kill 49 in northwestern village, activists say
• Dutch court convicts 22-year-old of terror offense for plotting robbery to fund Jihad in Syria
• Keeping the pressure on Russia: G-7 leaders signal united front on sanctions
• French police arrest 2 suspects in thwarted terror plot
• French police arrest 2 suspects in probe into thwarted April plot to attack church near Paris
• Former Guantanamo detainee now steering youths away from jihad
• Death toll jumps to nearly 400 in Yangtze River capsizing
• Canada man arrested on suspicion of possible terror plans; no charges filed
• Suicide car bomber kills 8 soldiers at checkpoint in latest attack in Nigerian city
• Chinese man buys $140,000 car using coins
• EXCLUSIVE: UN sex abuse scandal: Secretary General Ban Ki-moon announces new inquiry
• China rescuers pull out more bodies from cruise ship wreck; over 360 still missing
• Mothers call on children who've joined ISIS to come home
• Woman killed in lion attack worked on 'Game of Thrones' show
• Video reveals husband's confession moments after murdering wife
• Amnesty slams Nigeria army for abuses in Boko Haram battle
• Capsized Chinese cruise ship cited over safety problems 2 years ago
• 'Blood everywhere': At least 4 seriously injured after roller coaster collision at England theme park
• Pakistani politican blames women wearing jeans for earthquakes
• Iraq makes plea for more intel from allies against Islamic State
• Greece submits draft bailout plan to creditors
• Cellphone video reportedly shows ISIS fighters torturing Syrian teen
• Defection of Tajik commander PR coup for ISIS, say experts
• Islamic State suicide attacks in Iraq's Anbar kill 30 troops
• 41 killed in ISIS suicide attacks at police base in western Iraq
• ISIS revamps Western recruitment with savvy broadcasts
• UK case against Swede accused of terrorism collapses after information withheld
• 4 injured as blast hits Maiduguri in northeastern Nigeria, a day after suicide bomb killed 16
• Islamic State affiliate in Libya takes civilian airport in Sirte
• ISIS claims suicide bomb at Shiite mosque in Saudi Arabia, 4 dead
• 'Absurd': Anti-Israel group wins key designation from UN panel over US objections
• World Food Program badly mismanaged special donor trust funds, auditors say
• Pro-Israel critics claim Hamas front group nearing coveted UN status
• Syrian Internet cafe reportedly the heart of ISIS' online recruiting efforts
• Germany shelves investigation of former Nazi officer in WWII massacre
• Unlike male jihadis, Western girls who travel to Syria head to place of no return
• Al Qaeda affiliate in Syria claims it has no plans to attack the West
• Analysis: Growing sense that airstrikes alone will not dislodge the Islamic State group
• Wave of ISIS suicide attacks leave 17 Iraqi troops dead
• Saudi-led airstrikes on police headquarters kill 45 in Yemen
• Plight of 7-year-old Australian boy in Syria creates quandary for Australia's IS strategy
• UN reports alarming spike in girls and women used in suicide bombings by Boko Haram in Nigeria
• Australia to pass a law soon to strip citizenship of dual nationals suspected of terror crimes
• Fighting, airstrikes reported near Ramadi as Iraq launches operation to retake city
• Texas man arrested after family lures him back from ISIS' clutches
• Danish radio station slammed after allegedly killing rabbit
• Afghan official says suicide truck bombing kills 1, wounds 40 in volatile southern province
• Australia appoints 2 new counterterrorism coordinators to boost security cooperation
• Saudi king vows to punish those behind ISIS-claimed mosque attack
• ISIS militants break into museum of Palmyra, Syrian official says
• Mideast officials say world must be more involved in fighting extremists, helping refugees
• Islamic State group radio claims Saudi mosque suicide attack; promise more 'black days' for Shiites
• 2 'homegrown' jihadists nabbed in California on way to join ISIS, say officials
• Striking the Kingdom: ISIS takes credit for deadly Saudi mosque bombing
• ISIS claims responsibility for Shiite mosque bombing in Yemen
• British taxi driver found guilty of making bomb that killed American soldier in Iraq in 2007
• Bin Laden's bookshelf stuffed with anti-American, conspiracy works by lefty US authors
• Iranian cargo ship changes course after request from UN, Pentagon
• ISIS affiliate in Egypt vows to attack judges over executions
• Terrorist accusations: British man charged with trying to join al-Shabab in Somalia
• Spain's Civil Guard police mistakenly listed as terror group on Basque govt Internet page
• AP Interview: EU transparency watchdog concerned by US secrecy in trade, terror pacts
• Saudi Arabia hiring executioners as beheadings rise
• British police arrest 9 in major jewel heist case
• Top cartoonist leaving Charlie Hebdo as French weekly suffers divisions after attacks
• British 'White Widow' rises in Al-Shabaab, reportedly had role in 400 murders
• UN’s anti-sex abuse policy for peacekeepers is in go-slow mode
• Saudi-led coalition airstrikes resume in Yemen after truce expires
• Suicide car bombs kill 10 Iraqi troops in besieged Ramadi, largely held by Islamic State group
• Afghan official: Suicide attack near Kabul airport, casualties expected
• Russia's Putin scores 8 goals in game with NHL veterans
• Boko Haram suicide bomber explodes himself, kills 4 hawkers at northeast Nigerian bus station
• ISIS seizes government compound in Iraq's Ramadi
• Not how they roll: Pentagon asks media to scrap old footage of ISIS columns
• Nepal's Prime Minister: 'We Were Not Prepared' for 2nd Quake
• Iranian boats fire at oil tanker in Persian Gulf
• Patent scandal: UN asked to investigate top official
• ISIS gains more territory in Syria
• China arrests 10 for killing giant panda, selling parts
• Death hug: ISIS fighters reportedly posing as gays to lure homosexuals to their death
• 17 endangered monkeys stolen from French zoo
• Teenage suspected terrorist appears in Australian court charged over alleged bomb plot
• Syrian Foreign Ministry official criticizes US training of rebels, saying it fuels terrorism
• Norway, Philippines ambassadors among 7 dead in chopper crash in Pakistan
• Al Qaeda leader behind Charlie Hebdo claim killed by drone strike
• Dutch lawmaker aims to exhibit 'Muhammad' contest cartoons in parliament
• Canadian judge frees former teen terrorist who killed US Army medic
• Miss Zimbabwe's crown is in jeopardy as alleged nude photos surface
• Iran's censors struggle to keep Bieber's abs, racy photos off Instagram
• Migrants say they were rescued after 12 days at sea
• Sailors, ship seized by Iran last month could be freed after Maersk agrees to pay fine
• British police arrest 7 suspected in fraud, money-laundering linked to Syria extremists
• Czech prosecution: 3 suspects allegedly planned terrorist attack against train
• 3 suspected of terror attack on train in Czech Republic
• Nigerian troops who once fled from Boko Haram now have the militants on the run
• Internet addict reportedly asks paramedics to turn on PC after collapsing from 14-day binge
• Faced with ISIS successes across Mideast, Al Qaeda grows stronger
• Earthquake survivors plead for aid in Nepal mountain villages
• ISIS killed 25 captive Yazidis, lawmaker says
• Pakistan military says strikes in tribal region near Afghan border kill 44 suspected militants
• Germany: Investigators find extremist videos on computer of couple suspected of attack plan
• North Korean diplomats storm out of UN after spat with defectors
• German prosecutor: bomb, rifle found in anti-terrorism raid
• Rescue crew pulls survivor from rubble 5 days after Nepal quake
• Pakistan court sentences 10 militants to life in prison for attack on Malala
• Crew of ship seized by Iran is safe, company says, but motive is unclear
• Bosnia mourns victim of a police station attack; wows to strengthen fight against terrorism
• Leaders of Cyprus, Egypt, Greece to boost cooperation on combatting terrorism 'scourge'
• Nepal quake death toll surpasses 5,000 as aid reaches epicenter area
• French troops' budget increased until 2019 to sustain anti-terror mission at home
• Saudi king names Interior Minister Prince Mohammed bin Nayef as crown prince in reshuffle
• Iranian navy intercepted US-flagged ship, official says
• Saudi Arabia makes Islamic State arrests, foils plot to attack US embassy
• Russia releases photos of new tank ahead of Victory Day
• Aid pours into Nepal as country struggles to handle rescue requests
• Indonesia kills 8 on drug charges, delays execution of woman
• Hundreds of bodies found in town held by Boko Haram, witnesses say
• UN criticizes Israel for Palestinian deaths on UN premises in 2014 Gaza conflict
• German-Moroccan man charged with training, fighting with al-Qaida -linked group in Syria
• UN plan to settle 1M refugees an invitation to terror, critics warn
• British pop stars team with Iraqi clergy to condemn ISIS in song
• 'Nightmare waiting to happen': Experts gathered in Nepal a week ago to ready for earthquake
• Global relief effort underway after Nepal earthquake leaves 2,700 dead, thousands injured
• Islamic State militants ambush Iraqi convoy killing general, 3 soldiers
• UN invites Syrian government, opposition to peace talks but ISIS not included
• Made 'people's lives better': US hostage Warren Weinstein gave life helping the Pakistani people
• Former spy master implicated in mysterious death of prosecutor has fled Argentina amid threats
• Fleet of Iranian ships heading to Yemen turns around after being tracked by US warships
• Yemen's defiant Shiite rebels press their offensive as Saudi Arabia launches airstrikes
• 9-year hunger striker asks to leave Guantanamo so he can have a family
• Former Auschwitz guard on trial describes camp operations in chilling detail
• New airstrikes target Yemeni rebels after Saudi Arabia declares end to campaign
• Chemical weapons watchdog marks centennial of World War I gas attack with victims' tribute
• Campaign against Yemen rebels enters new phase, Saudi Arabia says
• Iraqi troops retake parts of Ramadi from ISIS
• Leader of al-Qaida-linked group in Russia's Caucasus killed by special forces
• Prosecutors: Capsized boat captain and crew member arrested
• Large explosions from airstrikes rock Yemeni capital
• 8 people killed at Brazilian soccer team's fan club
• Boko Haram adopts ISIS' bloody religious cleansing strategy
• Hundreds feared dead after migrant boat capsizes in Mediterranean Sea
• Australia arrests 5 men on charges of plotting IS-inspired terror attack on ANZAC Day
• 5 Australian teens arrested on charges of plotting ANZAC Day attack
• Australia arrests 5 men on charges of plotting terror attack on police
• Al Qaeda captures major airport, seaport and oil terminal in southern Yemen
• 'Dangerous' radioactive materials stolen from truck in Mexico
• Posthumous book by Charlie Hebdo editor takes on 'Islamophobia' as thinly veiled racism
• Man indicted in America for drug deal elected senator in Nigeria
• Israel marks Holocaust memorial day with sirens, ceremonies
• UK counter-terror police arrest 2 people as investigation widens into slaying of former imam
• Search area for missing Flight 370 to be doubled if plane not found
• Pakistan's supreme court stays executions of 6 militants convicted by military courts
• Suicide bomber kills 3, wounds 16 in attack on UN peacekeeper base in northern Mali
• Newlyweds create heart-shaped flight path over Malta
• Migrant boat capsizes off Libya, 400 feared dead
• ISIS using new tactics to gain local support in Libya
• Pro-ISIS activists release cartoon of Obama being beheaded by 'Jihadi John'
• Al Shabaab claims responsibility for deadly attack on Somali education office
• UN report says extremists are using rape, sexual slavery and forced marriage as terror tactics
• Chess grandmaster faces ban after being caught cheating in bathroom stall
• Attacks on troops in Egypt kill at least 14
• Car bomb blast in Yemen kills at least 7
• Kenya rejects claims of missing students after attack, as official says victims should have fought back
• Yemen rebels make gains as Iran calls Saudi-led airstrikes a 'genocide'
• Iranian leaders blast US over nuclear agreement, demand lifting of sanctions
• Man kills lawyer, judge, co-defendant at Milan courthouse
• Mexican soldiers find suspected drug tunnel entrance hidden inside wardrobe
• UN paid Russian air charters hundreds of millions while Putin invaded Ukraine
• ISIS releases more than 200 Yazidi prisoners in Iraq
• Iran reportedly sends navy vessels near Yemen amid airstrikes
• Lawyers seek leniency for American couple charged with killing mother in Indonesia
• British PM Cameron mocked for eating hot dog with fork and knife
• Autistic Australian boy found after 4 nights lost in forest
• Al Qaeda kidnaps 300 Kurds in Syria, Syrian official says
• Senior Yemeni Sunni leaders abducted by rebels
• Kenya launches airstrikes against al-Shabaab in response to college attack
• Italy expels Moroccan accused of a 'vocation to terrorism;' 30 expulsions since December
• Video purportedly shows ISIS destroying ancient Iraq city
• Kenya arrests 5 linked to school massacre
• Report shoots down Hamas' claims of 'journalist' deaths in war with Israel
• ISIS ranks swollen with 25,000 foreign fighters from 100 nations, says UN
• Germanwings co-pilot accelerated plane on descent, French investigators say
• Pakistan military court sentences 6 Islamic militants to death on terrorism charges
• Prosecutors: Co-pilot in Germanwings crash researched suicide methods, cockpit security
• Turkey nabs 10 Westerners, 4 Russians trying to cross into Syria to join ISIS
• Shiite rebels capture Yemeni presidential palace
• Questions swirl over reports that cell phone video captured doomed jet's final moments
• 35 dead in Yemen after airstrikes hit factory
• Iraq claims victory over ISIS in Tikrit, but US military official says 'block-to-block' fighting ongoing
• Boko Haram murdered captive women, UN official says
• Onward Christian soldiers: US filmmaker, self-styled revolutionary trains faithful to fight ISIS
• Anti-terrorism body says Islamic State cash flow is 'vulnerable,' urges tougher global action
• Andy Murray won't stay at Olympic Village at Rio Games
• Ukraine to start pulling back heavy weapons in the east
• Saudi man convicted of conspiracy in 1998 bombings of US embassies in Africa
• Pakistan army chief warns India against provocation, says Islamabad will respond
• Airstrike reportedly kills 17 ISIS militants in Iraq town where leader seen hours before
• Egypt: Series of explosions in Cairo kill 1, wound at least 7
• Tough men for hire: Ex-special forces in demand for war on terror
• EU top prosecutor: Bloc must close 'prosecution gaps' for terror cases
• ISIS burns more than 8,000 rare books in Mosul
• Kurdish, Christian forces battle ISIS as fate of 150 reported hostages unclear
• At least 124 people killed in Afghan winter storm, official says
• Ukraine disputes rebel claim that weapons pullback has started
• 8 dead, plus gunman, in Czech restaurant shooting rampage
• Mystery tunnel found near venue of Pan Am Games
• American missionary kidnapped by gunmen in Nigeria
• Semi-secret retrial begins of UK man accused of plotting assassination or Mumbai-style attack
• Jewish heirs sue Germany in battle over $226M medieval art stash
• Bergdahl deal crushed hopes for Kayla Mueller, family says
• Terror trainees: New ISIS video shows indoctrination of kids as young as 5
• Head of EU police agency says more cooperation is needed across the continent to combat terror
• Young girl suicide bomber kills 4, injures 46 at northeastern Nigeria market
• North Korea bans tourists from Pyongyang marathon over Ebola fears
• Attacks kills 19 people in Iraq
• Turkish military enters Syria to evacuate troops and Ottoman tomb
• ISIS' army of 7-footers? Experts say video of Copt beheadings manipulated
• Pentagon chief: US considering slowing Afghan exit, says Kabul proving more reliable partner
• 3 runaway British schoolgirls may be headed to Syria
• Video shows English soccer fans blocking black man from Paris train, hurling epithets
• Wedding ends in brawl after bride marries guest instead of groom
• Man-eating tiger shot and killed in India
• War on Islamic State group makes for uneasy alliances in divided Iraq
• Figure in ISIS mass beheading video could have US ties, linguistic expert says
• ISIS militants reportedly seek medication to fuel 'abnormal' sexual behaviors
• Family of Austin Tice, last known US hostage in Syria, fights to keep hope alive
• Pope's intervention sought in Argentine terror case following mysterious death of prosecutor
• Islamic charity chief resigns amid accusations group supports extremism, anti-Semitism
• North Korea tests new submarine-launched ballistic missile
• US launches annual military exercises with African armies, this year amid Boko Haram threat
• France tracking 400 believed to be in terror sleeper cells
• Taliban suicide bombers dressed as police kill 20 in Afghanistan
• European leaders fight back against Netanyahu's push to bring Jews to Israel
• Japan to provide $15.5 million for anti-terrorism efforts in Middle East, Africa
• A look at earlier cases of Islamist terrorism in Denmark
• FBI had spy in bedroom of German rapper turned ISIS poster boy, says report
• Revelers flock to carnival parades in western Germany; floats address terrorism, Greek crisis
• "Timbuktu," Oscar-nominated film, explores extremist takeover of fabled African city in 2012
• Israeli leader calls for 'massive' Jewish immigration after deadly attack in Copenhagen
• The butcher/rapper of ISIS: German jihadist became terrorists' poster boy
• Russia asks UN Security Council to support cease-fire agreement
• Explosion strikes Shiite Muslim mosque in northwestern Pakistan, killing at least 2 people
• 6 men of Chechen origin face terror charges in France; said to help recruit jihadis for Syria
• Boko Haram launches first attack on Chadian village
• 8 soldiers dead in Ukraine despite peace agreement
• EU leaders set to debate slate of anti-terror measures in wake of French attacks
• Spieth refreshed, ready to return following Masters meltdown
• UN adopts resolution to crack down on terrorist financing, calls for sanctions on illicit oil
• UN cracks down on ISIS financing by banning oil purchases
• Staying grounded: Castroneves knows goal of IndyCar changes
• Woman wanted in French terror attack is with Islamic State, ISIS mag claims
• Iran is breaking bad: Drug abuse rising despite executions, police raids
• Pakistan: Army arrests 12 Taliban involved in deadly school attack that killed 150
• IMF, Ukraine agree to $17.5B bailout deal
• Man accused of Australian terror plot threatened stabbings in video
• Prime Minister: Man accused of Australian terror attack plot threatened to stab kidneys, necks
• US sending around 600 paratroopers to Ukraine to train troops
• Al Qaeda terrorist who tried to help Jordan free pilot says ISIS lied
• Man posing as 'husband' tried to free Kayla Mueller from ISIS captivity, US lawmaker says
• No bed of roses: British tank crashes into elderly couple's garden
• Belgian court declares Islamic group a terror organization, sentences leader to 12 years
• Romanian diplomat fired after invites have rude notes on guests
• Kurds seek more success against ISIS after victory in Kobani
• Counterterrorism police arrest 2 men in Sydney raids, knife and flag reportedly seized
• Text of hand-written letter ISIS hostage Kayla Mueller wrote to family during captivity
• In letter written to family during ISIS captivity, Kayla Mueller said 'a lot of fight left inside of me'
• Strauss-Kahn trial: I didn't know women were prostitutes
• Mysterious woman from Canada’s rapid rise in ISIS puzzles intel analysts
• 2 US Army veterans disappear in Mexico border town hit with cartel violence
• Near-naked women lure guards to 'orgy,' then help 28 escape from Brazilian jail
• Iraqi officials: Suicide bombing in east Baghdad kills 13 people, wounds 30
• CIA probes ISIS claim Jordanian airstrikes killed US aid worker
• Canada's highest court strikes down ban on doctor-assisted suicide
• Hundreds of babies born with HIV unnecessarily in Ukraine due to fighting
• Shiite rebels dissolve Yemen parliament, announce takeover of country
• Video of Jordanian pilot shows ISIS raising stakes, experts say
• TransAsia Airways flight suffered engine trouble 37 seconds after takeoff
• Many Japanese view slain hostages, Abe as troublemakers bringing insecurity to their country
• Hagel concerned about possible split in NATO over threats from Russia, northern Africa
• Jordan launches new airstrikes after vowing harsh war on ISIS
• Nigerian extremists kill dozens of civilians in Cameroon
• ISIS killing, torturing children in Iraq, UN report says
• At least 31 dead after plane crashes into Taiwan river
• Russia presses UN resolution to prevent terrorists from collecting ransom and money from oil
• Murder of Jordanian pilot will backfire on ISIS, former Iraqi diplomat says
• Yemeni officials: Suicide car bomber targets military base in central region, killing 5 troops
• Thousands of cats feared to have been buried alive in Vietnam
• 21 reportedly killed in Congo machete attack
• Jordan executes 2 prisoners after ISIS video shows pilot being burned alive
• Fighters who escape Islamic State group caught between death if found and jail if they go home
• Men related to ISIS terror cell arrested in Canada
• Germany plans tighter terrorism laws to prevent travel, financing by foreign fighters
• UN criticizes forces in Ukraine for targeting schools, hospitals
• 'Occupation' of private supermarket chain by Venezuelan guardsmen
• Muslim man jailed in Britain for planning to join Syrian rebels
• French soldiers attacked by man with knife in city of Nice
• Bombing targets police patrol in northwest Pakistan, killing 2 officers
• Deteriorating relations? Russia, Poland clash over World War II remembrances
• UN Court: Serbia and Croatia didn't commit genocide in 1990s
• No end in sight to election mess in struggling Haiti
• Bomb kills 1 in Egypt, 2 other bombs defused at Cairo airport
• Terrorists' 'soft-target' strategy puts anyone -- and everyone -- in danger
• Killing of hostages by Islamic State group highlight growing threats for more assertive Japan
• Spain proposes tougher new anti-terror law, with possible life in prison for deadly attacks
• ISIS leader warns unauthorized tweets don't speak for caliphate
• Man in camouflage arrested after EU Parliament is evacuated, police search car
• Portrait believed to be of Van Gogh found hidden in artist's scrapbook
• Japan's leader grilled by lawmakers over handling of hostage crisis
• South Korean prosecutors recommend 3 years in prison for nut rage executive
• 'We're at war': Pakistan teachers learn to carry, fire handguns after Peshawar school massacre
• Horror, fear in Japan after video purports to show Islamic State group beheading hostage Goto
• Defense Secretary Carter: American killed in combat in Iraq
• Photo of grocery store employee walking blind woman home goes viral
• Japanese prime minister 'infuriated,' by journalist's beheading, vows to hold ISIS responsible
• New video purportedly shows beheading of Japanese journalist by ISIS
• Egypt, Nigeria led world in reported death sentences last year, rights report says
• Muslim groups attack Egyptian Copts over church honoring Christians killed by ISIS
• Iraqi forces take large parts of Tikrit from ISIS, prime minister says
• ISIS kills more than 40 in attack on Syrian village
• Prosecutor injured in Istanbul hostage standoff has died, PM says
• Commencing jihad: ISIS posts photos of military 'graduation'
• Arab League to create joint military force
• Yemeni rebels shell Aden as Saudi coalition launches more airstrikes
• 9 killed in Tunisian anti-terrorism operations; unity march planned after museum attack
• Community stands by Germanwings co-pilot, family, hometown pastor says
• Leading suspect in Tunisia museum attack killed
• At least 17 dead as Al-Shabaab siege at Somali hotel ends
• NY gang boss resurfaced at Florida mosque, sending radicalized jihadists overseas, say feds
• Chilling Al-Shabaab execution video takes page from ISIS
• Sunni tribe that repelled Islamic State pays heavy price for bridging Iraq's sectarian divide
• Pakistani army says airstrikes kill 30 Islamic militants in tribal region along Afghan border
• Offering glimpses of the Prophet Muhammad, Iranian film latest to test taboo on depicting him
• 230 suspected jihadis stopped from leaving Australia
• Terror triumvirate: ISIS, Al Qaeda, Boko Haram training together in Mauritania: analyst
• Tunisian museum hit by terrorist attack delays reopening, amid continued concern
• A veteran militia leader in southern Yemen emerges as key ally of president against rebels
• 2 suicide bombings in Yemeni capital targeting Shiite rebels' mosque during Friday prayers
• Guilty verdicts for 2 suspects in terror plot to derail Via train between Toronto and NYC
• ISIS claims credit for twin suicide attacks in Yemen that reportedly killed more than 100
• Extremist gunmen in Tunisia museum attack apparently targeted Westerners
• Nigerian president vows to retake seized lands from Boko Haram within month
• Israeli agricultural minister accuses Iran of past terrorist attacks in Argentina
• Afghan officials: provincial police chief killed by Taliban suicide bomber in Kabul
• Cyclone survivors in Vanuatu grow desperate for food, water
• 2 gunmen killed following deadly Tunisian museum attack that left 21 dead
• Jury reaches verdict for 1 of 2 men in alleged Canadian train terror plot
• Deadly Philippine anti-terror raid bittersweet for departing US forces in the south
• Militants loyal to ISIS capture 20 foreign doctors, nurses in Libya
• Air Force vet charged with trying to join ISIS
• Thailand warns women against posting ‘underboob’ selfie photos
• South Korea points finger at North Korea for nuclear operator cyberattack
• Syrian activists claim troops attacked town with chlorine
• ISIS' dark agenda: Terror group's tweets show more destruction of sacred Christian sites
• Split of Jordan's Muslim Brotherhood blamed on internal feuds, government meddling
• Ex-ISIS hostage says 'Jihadi John' played lead role in mock executions
• Boko Haram gains new power by aligning with ISIS, say experts
• Elderly Pakistani mother calls for halting execution of son who was sentenced to death at 14
• Bosnian police arrest 5 men suspected of building bomb for terrorist attack in Scandinavia
• Guns, books and smiles: Photos from inside Usama's pre-9/11 Tora Bora hideout
• Bosnian police arrest 4 men suspected of building bomb for terrorist attack in Scandinavia
• IS spokesman says group leader has accepted Boko Haram pledge of allegiance
• Gitmo detainees 'splash' guards daily with human waste, Marine general tells lawmakers
• EU ministers expected to beef up anti-terrorism measures, including passport checks
• Turkey claims spy from anti-ISIS coalition helped British schoolgirls cross into Syria
• American fugitive caught island-hopping in Thailand
• Australia trying to confirm reports Australian teen was among Islamic State suicide bombers
• Militants fleeing as Iraqi forces enter ISIS-held city of Tikrit, authorities say
• Official: Man, executioner in new ISIS video are French citizens
• Massive jewel heist on French highway triggers manhunt for attackers
• France maintains high terrorism alert level at least until summer; still on edge after attacks
• Grim new ISIS video appears to show child executing alleged Mossad spy
• Paramedic reportedly fired for taking selfies with dying patients
• Police arrest 2 suspected members of jihadist cell prepared to carry out attacks in Spain
• Under new king, Saudi Arabia may diverge from Egypt on Muslim Brotherhood, foreign policy
• 4 people, including policewoman, in custody over links to Paris attacks
• Mali terrorist attacks were designed to wreck ongoing peace talks, says French minister
• Egyptian student reportedly beaten to death by teacher for not doing homework
• Philippine military kills 73 Muslim rebels, suspected foreign militant in 3-week offensive
• Police break up anti-nuclear protest by Greenpeace in Paris
• Russian president Putin bestows state awards on Chechen leader, Litvinenko murder suspect
• Libyan official: ISIS beheaded 8 oil field guards
• Rescue teams will re-examine data if MH370 not found by May
• Ottawa gunman explains motive for shooting in newly released video
• Boko Haram readies for battle in northeast Nigeria, residents say
• Nusra Front commander killed in airstrike, group says
• Yemeni boys reportedly reenact ISIS burning death of Jordanian pilot
• 'Jihadi John' kidnapped teens at gunpoint in revenge for attack on brother, former friend claims
• India says it will act against the BBC for airing banned film on gang rape
• Boko Haram refugees risk lives to cross lake to Chad camps
• Iraqi forces reportedly capture villages, oil fields around ISIS-held Tikrit
• At least 10 dead, dozens reported trapped after Ukraine coal mine explosion
• Egyptian couple startles guests with ISIS-themed wedding
• British counterterror police arrest 2 men over alleged 'cash for jihad' scam
• Officials: Leader of Mexico's Zetas drug cartel captured
• Thousands flee as volcano erupts in southern Chile
• Father of 'Jihadi John' reportedly told son he hoped he would die for joining extremists
• Unmasking ratchets up hunt for ISIS executioner Jihadi John
• Lawsuit: Nevada worker fired for not accepting Scientology
• Boko Haram beheading video shows ties to ISIS, say experts
• Spain hopes US can help with Basque extraditions from Cuba in talks on terror list
• Iran blames West for fueling Islamic extremism by failing to protect Muslim immigrants' rights
• Texas prison ban on Muslim inmate beards, caps ruled illegal
• Iraqi premier gives ultimatum ahead of hinted attack on ISIS-controlled Tikrit
• Gaza fears isolation as Egypt calls Hamas 'terrorist' group
• Nemtsov murder caught on tape? Video may offer clues
• Hong Kong arrests 33 in protest against Chinese shoppers
• New plane tracking to be tested after Malaysia jet mystery
• German police say 2 people detained in Bremen anti-terror raid have been released
• Who kidnapped American Austin Tice? Two years later, still no answers
• US, UN push Europe to make strong return to peacekeeping
• Saudi Arabia launches airstrikes in Yemen, targeting rebel-held military installations
• Family of jailed Pakistani doc who helped nail Bin Laden in hiding, losing hope
• Lawsuit accuses Connecticut rabbi of sexual abuse
• Fire devastates major Russian library
• Ukraine wants UN to label Russia as a sponsor of terrorism
• Police federation: UK police need stun guns because of increased terror threat
• China offers up to $50K in cash reward for terrorism-related tips in Tibet
• Artillery fire kills 12 civilians in Donetsk
• Latest IS hostage drama highlights change in group's propaganda technique
• Nuns to sell estate, move tomb of 2nd American-born saint
• Jordan awaits proof hostage is alive, Japan in limbo as ISIS swap deadline passes
• FSU student reps: No headdresses at Seminoles games
• After French anti-terror raid, 5 may face preliminary charges over jihadi network
• EU antiterror chief calls for common laws in all the bloc's members against jihadi fighters
• Philippines mourn 44 slain police commandos as president orders hunt for terror suspect
• Chinese relatives of missing MH370 passengers believe they are still alive
• Egyptian group with ties to ISIS claims responsibility for deadly Sinai attacks
• Iran calls for assassination of Netanyahu's children
• Gunman who stormed Dutch broadcaster claimed to be hacker
• Woman on death row in Jordan, Japanese war reporter, Jordanian pilot at center of IS standoff
• Police fire tear gas as youths stone Nigerian leader's convoy
• Yemen rebels take control of military base outside capital
• Netanyahu blames Iran for Hezbollah attack on Lebanon border
• Mother makes emotional appeal to Japanese prime minister to save son as death threat looms
• EU nations seeking to overcome passenger privacy hurdles in anti-terror fight
• Post-mortem examination of ex-KGB agent was most dangerous ever, inquiry hears
• Italy carries out 'historic' raid on organized crime syndicate
• Troops nowhere to be found as militants rampage in Nigeria, villagers say
• Ohio police cadet won't be charged in other cadet's shooting
• UN peacekeeper killed in Lebanon amid border clash
• Fiery Islamic State cleric gives voice to militants
• UN agency signs pact with Russia as West deplores new Ukraine aggression
• Swiss intelligence agency says Somalia suicide bomber had lived in Switzerland
• Somalia: Al-Shabab leader says he has quit al-Qaida-linked terror group and renounces violence
• First beheading under new Saudi king sparks uproar
• Purported message from ISIS threatens Jordan, Japan hostages
• Czech president calls for international action against terrorism and Islamic State group
• Japan turns to 'I am Kenji' Facebook page, Twitter chatter to cope with hostage crisis
• IS spokesman calls on Muslims in the West to carry out more attacks against 'Crusaders'
• US drone kills 3 Al Qaeda fighters in first strike since Yemen leader resigned
• Who killed Litvinenko? Inquiry opens into ex-KGB man's death
• Spain: Judge orders 3 terror suspects jailed without bail, allows conditional release for 1
• Truck bombing in Afghanistan capital wounds 2
• Fingernails spotted in trash led to arrest of alleged killer
• Pro-Russian rebels reject peace deal, launch offensive in Ukraine
• Huge increase in anti-Muslim acts in France since terror attacks, group says
• Police: Syria-related terror arrests in Britain jumped 6-fold last year
• Indian troops clash with Kashmiri Muslims protesting latest caricature of Prophet Muhammad
• Syrian government airstrike reportedly kills at least 32 near Damascus
• UNICEF tech chief quits after Fox News inquiry
• Prince Andrew denies claims he had sex with underage girl
• Shelling of city bus in east Ukraine leaves 13 dead
• 2 Islamic State group suspects arrested in Germany; no evidence attacks planned
• AP Interview: French terror judge says mix of experienced, new jihadis poses danger to Europe
• Saudi Arabia postpones flogging of blogger for second time
• Kansan who went with kids to Oregon standoff arrested
• Afghans stage small demonstration against Charlie Hebdo magazine near French Embassy in Kabul
• Russia, Ukraine agree on pullback line for heavy weapons
• Japan scambles for ways to free Islamic State hostages
• After terror attacks, the show must go on as Paris kicks off menswear collections
• El Salvador arresting negotiators of now defunct gang treaty
• Shiite rebels, Yemen's president reach deal to end standoff
• Prime minister says Australia to have July 2 election
• A look at the people suspected of involvement in the Paris terror attacks that left 20 dead
• Security over savings: After terror attacks, France to cut fewer military jobs than planned
• Russian FM pledges cooperation with West to combat terror despite rising tensions over Ukraine
• $200M ransom demand a sign of ISIS' financial desperation, say experts
• Saudi Arabia's free-speech crackdown linked to war on terror and critical support of clerics
• New York mayor goes to Paris to show support after terror attacks; visits sites, lays flowers
• Shiite rebels shell residence of Yemen president's home, take over palace
• ISIS executes 13 teens for watching soccer, activist group says
• UN worker kidnapped in Central African Republic is released
• British jihadi faces prison after admitting terrorism acts
• Bulgaria to extradite French terrorist suspect linked to attack on Charlie Hebdo
• 5 Chechens arrested in France, including 1 with explosives
• Millions in UN Somalia aid diverted; hints that some went to terrorists
• Report: Brazil attorney general wants to investigate Silva
• 'Dozens' killed and wounded in airstrike on Syria market controlled by ISIS
• After Paris attacks some of Europe's police reconsider their weapons to counter terror
• Security officials say suspected US drone strike kills 4 militants in northwest Pakistan
• Niger government: 45 churches burned, 10 dead in protests against French cartoon
• 6 Hezbollah fighters, Iran general among dead in unconfirmed Israeli airstrike in Syria
• UN needs $80 million for schools for Palestinian refugees
• Protests against Charlie Hebdo draws thousands in Russia's Caucasus
• Iran general among dead in Israeli airstrike in Syria
• First known local ISIS cell arrested in Israel
• Nigerian television reports 4 killed by suicide bomber in northeastern town
• Eiffel Tower, Louvre among Paris tourism sites seeing smaller crowds after terror attacks
• Iran bans paper over article French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo
• Mexico: 3 kidnapped Americans freed in northern border state
• Belgium sends troops to guard key sites for first time in 30 years in bid to stop new attacks
• Muslims never guilty of 'terrorist massacres,' Turkey's Erdogan insists
• After Mideast gains, Islamic State group reaches to Taliban heartland of Afghanistan, Pakistan
• 18-year-old woman arrested at London airport on terrorism suspicions, police say
• 4 killed, dozens wounded in violent protests against French newspaper Charlie Hebdo in Niger
• The Latest: New deadly violence in Syrian city of Aleppo
• French terrorist suspect agrees to be extradited from Bulgaria to France
• AFP photographer shot at anti-Charlie Hebdo protest in Pakistan
• AP interview: Europol chief says foiling every terror attack is 'extremely difficult'
• Authorities search for clues after raid thwarts potential 'Belgian Charlie Hebdo' attack
• ISIS leader orders failed fighters executed, says report
• Ethiopian radio: 2 Britons and a Somali national jailed on terrorism charges in Ethiopia
• Ukraine separatists claim victory in battle for Donetsk airport
• Purported militant group leader urges jihad in Egypt
• Pakistan lawmakers condemn French magazine's caricatures of Islam's prophet
• Syrian rebels, government reach truce in besieged area
• French websites hit with 19,000 cyberattacks since Paris shootings, official says
• Around the world, comic provocateurs echo Charlie Hebdo in saying the unsayable
• Charlie Hebdo sells out before dawn, with Muhammad on cover; France readies anti-terror laws
• Top Yemeni al-Qaida leader claims responsibility for attack on Paris paper in video message
• Latest Charlie Hebdo a global best-seller, but new prophet cartoon draws Muslim criticism
• France arrests controversial comedian Dieudonne for posts that appear to praise Paris attacks
• France sends aircraft carrier to help US fight ISIS
• New ISIS video appears to show child executioner killing alleged Russian spies
• Denmark's Jews want police outside synagogue, school after Paris terror attacks
• France arrests 54 in crackdown on people defending terror
• Iran condemns new Charlie Hebdo issue as 'provocative,' says latest prophet cartoon insulting
• Defiant Charlie Hebdo with weeping Muhammad on cover: More turn out for us 'than for Mass'
• Scandinavian authorities hold security briefings with media after Paris attacks
• Court ruling may free Egypt's Mubarak from custody
• Cleric in Pakistan's northwest holds prayer service for brothers who attacked Charlie Hebdo
• Brother in Paris massacre met with American cleric Anwar al-Awlaki in Yemen
• Security footage shows Paris gunman's alleged accomplice at Istanbul airport
• French police commissioner kills himself hours after Charlie Hebdo attack
• Charlie Hebdo to lampoon Prophet Muhammad in upcoming issue, lawyer says
• Yemeni interviewed Paris gunman in 2010, says he claimed to have lived with 'underwear bomber'
• Officials say suicide car bomb kills 12 Shiite militiamen and Iraqi soldiers north of Baghdad
• German intelligence chief urges Turkey to do more to prevent Islamic radicals getting to Syria
• France opens probe into comic Dieudonne for 'defending terrorism' after Facebook post
• Pope: Fundamentalist terrorism that inspired Paris attacks result of 'deviant religion'
• Israelis wonder if attack in France will change Europe
• Pakistani school reopens nearly a month after Taliban massacred 150 students and staff
• Unity and defiance: Thousands to converge on Paris in rally to honor victims of terror attacks
• Muslim immigrant from Mali hailed for life-saving courage during Paris siege at kosher market
• AP Exclusive: Man who filmed French policeman's death says he's sorry he shared video online
• People around the world join rallies to honor Paris victims
• 56 people die, 49 hospitalized after drinking poisoned beer in Mozambique
• Lebanon interior minister: IS group may have been behind deadly cafe bombing
• Bloody Rivals: Paris attack helps Al Qaeda gain edge on ISIS
• Police detain 2 suspected of arson attack against German paper that published French cartoons
• ISIS battle in Iraq kills 30 Kurds, official says
• Paris terror arsenal: Kalashnikovs, rocket launcher, grenade, automatic pistols mark trend
• Canadian police charge twin brothers living in Ottawa with multiple terrorism-related charges
• Al-Qaida in Yemen, suspected of ties to Paris gunmen, has long urged strikes in the West
• Canada police arrest 2 brothers on terror-related charges
• French prime minister acknowledges "failings" in preventing three-day spree of horror
• Lebanon-born porn star draws fans, death threats after performing in hijab
• New hostage situation emerges in southern France, connection to Paris attacks unknown
• 2 reported dead in second Paris hostage situation; suspect believed to be cop killer
• 34-year-old Paris suspect directly linked to Al Qaeda training camp in Yemen
• Hunt for 2 suspects in French shooting that killed 12; 1 surrenders to police
• Al-Qaida militants in Syria say they've launched attack on 2 Shiite towns in north
• Pen vs. sword: Cartoonists unite against Islamist terror
• Seattle cartoonist still in hiding following 2010 Islamist death threat
• Britain raises security at ports, border after Paris attack
• Muslim places of worship in France targeted with blank grenades, bullets
• Fearless: Murdered French cartoonists welcomed controversy
• Suicide bomber kills at least 37 at Yemen police academy
• Attacks in and around Baghdad kill 8, officials say
• Palestinian-Israeli showdown looms at war crimes court
• Charlie Hebdo shootings is Europe's latest deadly terror attack
• Leftist group claims responsibility for Istanbul suicide bombing that killed policeman
• Tail of AirAsia plane located in Java Sea, Indonesian official says
• Officials: Suicide bomber kills 30 in Yemen capital
• Syria accuses US senator McCain, France's Kouchner and 2 others of entering country illegally
• Pakistani lawmakers approve military courts for terrorism cases
• Escaped emu channels Road Runner on Israel streets
• Israeli group files war crimes claim against Palestinians
• Suicide bomber kills 4 people while targeting a convoy of US-trained Somali troops, police say
• Al-Qaida attack on regional headquarters of Yemen's Shiite Houthi rebels kills at least 6
• Suicide bomber kills 4 people in Somalia's capital
• Palestinians formally submit documents to UN to join ICC
• Kenya High Court suspends parts of new anti-terror law after outcry
• Great-grandmother pleads no contest in courthouse attack on Las Vegas fatal DUI defendant
• Man charged with pinning son against couch until boy stopped breathing and died
• Police document says Freddie Gray complained of back problem months before his injury
• The Latest: Attorney says Medal of Honor winner Kyle Carpenter thought pedestrian was OK
• 3rd teen charged in boy's fatal shooting had argued with suspect thought to be shooter
• Teen babysitter charged with murder in 6-year-old Memphis girl's death
• Cleveland officials pledge to balance safety, 1st Amendment rights of Tamir Rice protesters
• Medal of Honor recipient released on bond after appearing in court on hit-and-run charge
• Texas mother of 'affluenza' teen is jailed in Los Angeles after she was deported from Mexico
• Judge refuses to unseal court documents in Colorado Planned Parenthood shootings
• Baltimore deaths grab headlines; no. of gunshot survivors reflects extent of city's violence
• Police: Man accused of road-rage shooting stayed on scene, called 911; victim had arm wounds
• Baltimore's survivors of nonfatal shootings, which surpassed killings, leave scars on city
• Connecticut court: Killer's conversations with husband not confidential, can be used at trial
• Feds: NY man charged with planning New Year's Eve terror attack in Rochester for Islamic State
• A look at how the federal criminal code regards hate speech _ what's legal and what's not
• Man charged in Christmas Day killings in Maine had been sought in hit-and-run in New York
• Mom stops bid to withdraw guilty plea in death of 1-year-old boy found in bag in Ohio creek
• Sheriff: Mom accused; 'ritualistic sacrifice' possible in death of child stuffed in suitcase
• Hearing set for Monday on former South Carolina police officer's speedy trial request
• Winston-Salem police say man training to become officer accident shoots, wounds his own wife
• New York woman who kidnapped 2 Amish girls from upstate farm in 2014 appeals 300-year sentence
• Charleston church responds to lawsuit from shooting victim's husband over donations
• Target's turnaround plan works to get shoppers back into stores
• AP-NORC Poll: Internet surveillance on Americans, without warrant, is OK with most people
• Life in prison: A look at how an inmate's life begins, and in some cases, how it ends
• Indictment of man tied to California shooters alleges weapons deception, terror conspiracy
• Woman once attacked for her head scarf offers self-defense class to empower young Muslim women
• FBI offers $5,000 reward after man puts bacon on Las Vegas mosque's door
• Man linked to California shooters indicted by grand jury on weapons, terrorism-related charges
• Federal appeals court's reversal of Arizona death sentence could open doors for other inmates
• Lawyer in terrorism case says finding unbiased jurors will be hard because of Trump's comments
• Police arrest man accused of shooting officer, driver during traffic stop in Atlanta
• Florida jail guard accused of throwing scalding water on inmate pleads guilty to battery
• FBI refuses to comment on downtown Anchorage plane crash or any connection to pilot's wife
• Mexican official says fugitive 'affluenza' teen from Texas granted 3-day delay in deportation
• Driver accused of hitting pedestrians on Vegas Strip had marijuana in system, prosecutor says
• Company says it will offer NY the world's 1st certified kosher medical marijuana
• Police: Boy, 14, assaults 3 children in Memphis home, 1 dies; boy charged
• Not Sure Why Your Newborn Is Crying? There's an App for That (Or a Few).
• House Intelligence Committee chairman seeks answers on report on NSA spying
• The Latest: Driver accused of hitting pedestrians on Vegas Strip had marijuana in her system
• New York man held without bail in deaths of couple found shot in SUV in Maine on Christmas
• Sheriff: Deputy shoots man who tried to grab gun during traffic stop in Florida
• Prosecutors say they were bound to tell grand jury conviction unlikely in Tamir Rice shooting
• Federal official: Man charged with arson in Houston mosque fire, said he worshipped there
• Florida Panhandle woman accused of killing, stuffing her young child in suitcase
• Ohio man arrested on charges he shot at car, hitting 2-year-old boy in head with bullet
• Signed contracts to buy homes tumble 0.9 percent in November to a 10-month low
• Magnitude-4.8 earthquake widely felt across Washington state; no major damage reported
• New York man who abducted, sexually abused 2 Amish girls in '14 appeals his 580-year sentence
• Indianapolis man accused in double murder of teenagers who vanished on Christmas Eve
• Funeral to be held for US soldier and NYPD officer killed in suicide attack in Afghanistan
• Regulators say California snowpack has deepened after 4 years of punishing drought
• AP-NORC Poll: More see religious liberties as important for Christians than Muslims
• AP-NORC Poll: US Christians, more than Muslims, need religious liberty protections
• The Latest: Fugitive 'affluenza' teen, mother expected back in US from Mexico
• 3 Tennessee high school basketball players charged with rape, assault in hazing incident
• Man accused of killing Indiana pastor's pregnant wife charged in second murder
• Clinton says enough evidence exists to call IS persecution of Christians, Yazidis 'genocide'
• US military accuses Iran of conducting missile test recently near warships in Strait of Hormuz
• Magnitude-4.4 earthquake shakes inland suburbs of Southern California
• Federal fraud sentencing drags on for former NBA player, UConn star Tate George
• Police: Officer arrested, accused of thefts targeting Hispanic drivers in Louisiana
• The Latest: Police say man pulls unloaded gun on snow plow driver during road rage incident
• New York man charged in Christmas Day killings of couple in Maine; police say drug related
• Montana man, registered violent offender, charged in deaths after confronted over silver theft
• Massachusetts fishing city's Christmas tree made of lobster traps and buoys is vandalized
• Fed appeal court: Hawaii man can't be teacher because of his views on sex with minors
• Ed Rollins: It's Trump vs. Hillary. Get ready America for an epic edition of 'Survivor' 2016
• Authorities: California man charged with murder of woman who was set on fire on Christmas Day
• Filmmaker files lawsuit against Philadelphia college, alleging race, gender discrimination
• New York police: New Year's Eve celebration in Times Square will be safest place in the world
• Deputies search for man who snatched woman's purse while she was praying in a Florida church
• The Latest: FBI joins investigation into crash of small plane that killed at least 1 in Alaska
• Connecticut officer charged with posting explicit photos of estranged wife on Craigslist
• Child porn suspects: Suspension of attorney general's law license invalidates prosecution
• US official: Airstrikes kill 10 Islamic State leaders, including some linked to Paris attacks
• Afghan businessman charged with bribing soldiers to obtain transportation contracts
• Los Angeles County ends policy involving chaining of inmates to wall until contraband expelled
• Influential from 'The Wire' to Washington, sociologist William Julius Wilson looks ahead at 80
• Western Maryland man accused of assaulting girlfriend with a frying pan and a bamboo stick
• 19-year-old suspected in fatal shooting of 7-year-old boy near Miami surrenders, police say
• Mississippi man appeals death sentence, conviction for girl's 2010 kidnapping, killing
• Ohio police seek man suspected of firing into car and hitting 2-year-old boy
• The Latest: Attorneys defend actions of Cleveland officers involved in shooting of Tamir Rice
• The Latest: Texas sheriff: Arrest warrant to be issued for mother of "affluenza" teen
• Crusading former Pentagon chief: nuclear dangers are growing but 'dimly perceived' by public
• Cops: Man tried to steal puppy from home he burglarized hours earlier on Christmas Eve
• Late in life, a former Pentagon chief is on a mission to warn of dangers unseen by US public
• US consumers are feeling more optimistic in December
• Police: North Carolina prison escapee on the lam since 1986 caught in South Carolina
• USGS says 4.3-magnitude earthquake strikes central Oklahoma, then 3.4-magnitude aftershock
• US home prices rise 5.5 pct. from year earlier, boosted by job growth and low mortgage rates
• Correction: San Francisco-Chinatown Crime story
• Chicago officer charged in 2014 death of Laquan McDonald pleads not guilty
• Retired Connectciut pediatrician accused of assaulting 6 patients in the 1970s, 1980s dies
• Attorney: Suspect in hold-up shooting that spurred panic at Long Island mall is 'in shock'
• More suspects arrested in death of 1-year-old girl shot on Christmas Day in North Carolina
• Suffolk police investigating officer-involved shooting after suspect dies
• Atlanta officer, possible carjacking victim, hurt in shootout in west Atlanta
• Officials: Missing 'affluenza' teen, mother detained in Mexico
• Neighbor tried to help save baby after Texas twister, part of storms that left 11 dead
• Ohio officials urge calm after grand jury's refusal to indict officers in black boy's killing
• District attorney's office: Missing 'affluenza' teen, mother detained in Mexico
• Rising number of Chinese students from middle-class families attending US community colleges
• Miami-Dade police: Boy, 12, shot 3 times day after 7-year-old's fatal shooting
• No indictments, but prosecutors say mistakes were made before fatal Tamir Rice shooting
• Police: Panhandler stabs man who gave him money on Christmas Eve
• Rising number of Chinese students from middle-class families seeking US community colleges
• Family says 1-year-old girl wounded in a Christmas Day shooting in Chapel Hill has died
• First of 17 detainees to be transferred from Gitmo next week
• Woman accused of firing gun inside Birmingham ambulance faces attempted murder, theft charges
• Prison teacher raped by sex offender reaches settlement in suit against corrections officials
• Trial of 2nd officer charged in Freddie Gray case delayed to Jan. 11 by motions hearing
• Philadelphia prosecutors seek rehearing in Catholic church official's clergy abuse case
• The Latest: No charges in Ohio police slaying of 12-year-old Tamir Rice, who had pellet gun
• Prosecutor in Cleveland to discuss grand jury looking at police shooting of Tamir Rice
• The Latest: Chicago police to begin review of crisis training after 2 fatally shot by officers
• Airline and airport workers who bypass security checkpoints are subject to additional scrutiny
• 3 accused in high-speed boat chase across Gulf of Mexico each held on at least $1.25M bail
• Cruz taps evangelicals, conservative tea party members to fuel campaign
• Atlanta police officer wounded during shooting after traffic stop; suspect flees in nearby car
• Police identify 7-year-old boy killed in drive-by shooting while visiting family near Miami
• North Carolina mother charged after infant son found dead on Christmas Eve
• Clinton birthplace home remains closed as police investigate suspected arson
• Man fatally shot at fast-food restaurant in Virginia; police say no suspect or motive
• The Latest: Severe storm brings damage to northern Mississippi, where tornado hit last week
• Man accused of killing partner, 2-year-old son may claim cough syrup made him do it
• 8 people stabbed in California street fight that appears gang-related; police make arrests
• California wildfire contained, authorities worry about landslides if rain hits charred hills
• California wildfire 75 percent contained; landslides are new concern
• California man arrested on suspicion of pouring gas on woman, burning her to death
• Police: 7-year-old boy killed in drive-by shooting while visiting family; no arrests made
• Authorities make arrest in Christmas Day shooting that critically wounded 1-year-old girl
• Authorities: Police fatally shoot man after an attempted traffic stop for failing to yield
• 3 suspects, stolen boat involved in high-speed, open-water chase returned to Florida
• Across nation, weather surprises include tornadoes, floods and dramatic swings in temperatures
• Former Alabama deputy waits more than 50 years to be cleared in fatal 1964 police shooting
• Trial pushed back for New Hampshire man charged with kidnapping, imprisoning, raping teen
• Supporters of planned Coast Guard Museum in Connecticut hope law change will boost fundraising
• The Latest: Family of 55-year-old woman to hold prayer vigil day after police shooting
• Chicago Police: 55-year-old who was 1 of 2 fatally shot by officer was 'accidentally struck'
• Death toll rises to at least 7 from Texas storms that spawned several tornadoes
• US targets Islamic State group with 17 Christmas Day airborne strikes in Iraq, Syria
• Tornadoes sweep through Dallas area causing damage and flooding; blizzard in western Plains
• Police investigate shots fired at suburban Atlanta mall; no injuries reported
• 3 in Coast Guard custody after leading authorities on 300-mile chase in the Gulf of Mexico
• Chicago police: Officer fatally shot man, woman while responding to domestic disturbance call
• Police: Burglary tools found in U-Haul connected to suspect in transit officer's shooting
• Medical examiner: Detroit man slain during confrontation with officer shot multiple times
• Good from evil: Gacy victim probe helps cop clear 11 unrelated cold cases across US; 5 alive
• Good from evil: Search for Gacy victims helps cop clear 11 unrelated cold cases across the US
• Chicago police say officer fatally shot 2 people while responding to domestic disturbance call
• Off-duty New York City police sergeant arrested in women's shooting during domestic dispute
• Officials say fire at Houston mosque suspicious; building damaged, but no injuries
• Police look for man suspected of killing woman by setting her ablaze; may have used cigarette
• George W Bush provides unlikely ally for Clinton, Obama as they counter Republicans on Islam
• Eagle Scout finds state park gunman's remains in Utah cave 5 years later
• 3 found dead at luxury high-rise apartment building in apparent murder-suicide in New Jersey
• Man believed arrested after spotted walking in secured area of Los Angeles airport
• Utah police: Amateur detective, 23, found remains of manhunt suspect in 2010 ranger shooting
• Judge lets stand case against 'YoungLioness,' a woman accused of trying to join terror group
• Arson suspected in fire at former President Bill Clinton's early childhood home in Arkansas
• The Latest: More severe weather, floods, tornados possible in Alabama, Georgia on Christmas
• Clinton, Obama find an unlikely ally in George W Bush as they counter Republicans on Islam
• Christmas Eve Grinch takes food, walkers from Vermont adult living community; feast will go on
• Police: Dispute sparks shooting at North Carolina mall 1 day before Christmas; 1 killed
• Man being held at California's biggest immigrant detention center dies of heart attack
• DraftKings, FanDuel sue Illinois attorney general over fantasy sports betting opinion
• San Diego police say they're seeking 400-pound bearded woman in stabbing of man
• Police say 3 dead in apparent murder-suicide in northwestern Wisconsin
• Texas judge who was shot, wounded outside home in Austin last month is released from hospital
• 17-year-old pleads not guilty in slayings of 4 in Ohio home, doesn't contest $5 million bond
• Q&A: Why federal government says some state IDs won't be secure enough for air travel
• Arrest of NYPD officer draws fresh attention to the rights of citizens to record cops
• The Latest, North Carolina mall shooting: Officials says people still hiding, locked in stores
• Dozens of police converge on mall in North Carolina after reports of shots fired
• Audio shows Chicago officer asked for Taser before fatal police shooting of teen
• The Latest: Details emerge about 8 arrests during protest that roiled Minneapolis airport
• Knicks forward Derrick Williams reports $617,000 in missing jewelry; 2 women sought
• Arizona man accused of helping plan cartoon attack now charged with supporting Islamic State
• Well-wisher's cookies cause scare, police call to Alabama mosque
• The Latest: Chicago expanding police body camera program to South, West Side neighborhoods
• Ohio man charged with suffocating baby son in June, badly hurting toddler daughter in November
• 2 accused of selling pot brownies for 'Kush Gods' business in DC are released
• Man with ice pick hidden in cane handle is arrested at New Jersey airport during screening
• Woman pleads guilty to harassing, extorting Yankees GM Brian Cashman in 2012 case
• Some levels of military discharge can mean no benefits for former service members
• Police say martial arts teacher arrested after knocking out 5-year-old student
• The Latest: Group seeks officer's suspension after fatal shooting of unarmed Detroit man
• US judge refuses to dismiss criminal charges in 2012 deadly Benghazi attacks
• Police say man used shopping bag to hide camera he used to spy on women at Pennsylvania mall
• Legally blind Salvation Army bell-ringer attacked while on his lunch break
• Rolling Stone urges court to throw out UVa grads' lawsuit over retracted campus rape story
• Prosecutor: Ex-group home workers convicted of endangering residents for encouraging fight
• Study: Devastating Washington landslide no fluke; nearby slopes collapse about every 140 years
• Case against man who says he killed 3 at Planned Parenthood clinic stalls for mental exam
• San Diego police officer initially said he didn't see weapon before fatally shooting transient
• Police: Homeless prostitute charged in strangulation of psychiatrist in Philadephia motel room
• SeaWorld protester dressed as orca arrested at Orlando International Airport
• Man who acknowledges killing 3 people at Planned Parenthood clinic wants to represent himself
• The Latest: Coroner rules cause of woman's death in Las Vegas Strip sidewalk crash a homicide
• Police: Women steal thousands of dollars' worth of baby formula by hiding it in their clothes
• Series of earthquakes rattles Reno, Nevada; strongest was a magnitude-4.4
• District attorney says man killed home invader but also accidentally killed brother, housemate
• APNewsBreak: Key lottery official on indefinite leave as insider's jackpot-fixing case expands
• The Latest: Autopsy: Woman died from blood clot in lung after police removed her from hospital
• The Latest: Man who says he killed 3 at Colorado Planned Parenthood clinic due in court
• Suspect in New York mall robbery attempt that injured employee is held on $750,000 bail
• US Bureau of Economic Analysis mistakenly releases data on November consumer spending early
• Police officer accused of faking roadside attack that led to manhunt; she denies the charges
• The Latest: 18-year-old woman killed, toddler hurt after storm knocks tree on Arkansas house
• Congressional aides aren't watching video of each drone strike by military in Iraq, Syria
• Grand jury will hear the case of an Alabama man charged with trying to aid terrorists
• Leader of New Jersey National Guard meets Gov. Christie's deadline after fitness reprimand
• Pennsylvania man accused of trying to help ISIS on Twitter pleads not guilty
• Constables get probation for dragging cuffed woman from home by her legs over parking ticket
• US sales of new homes increased 4.3 pct. in November; October sales revised down sharply
• Police: Officer who punched man resisting arrest outside Maryland bar on administrative duties
• Southern US hit with threat of tornadoes, thunderstorms, flooding 2 days before Christmas
• Officials reveal cause of death for woman kicked out of Florida hospital by police
• US consumer spending and incomes show solids gains while yearly inflation posts big jump
• Orders for US durable goods nearly flat in November, as weak global economy hits manufacturing
• Government mistakenly releases consumer spending data early, showing November up 0.3 percent
• 6 former patients of a retired Connecticut pediatrician file suit, allege sexual abuse
• 16-year-old boy charged in 4 slayings at Ohio home in June; arraignment scheduled
• Police: Woman bashed roommate in head with a hammer after she backed out of suicide pact
• San Diego officer in video fatally shoots transient seconds after officer left patrol car
• With nerves frayed over faith, race and guns, an attack on Muslims leaves an unexpected legacy
• Real estate heir Robert Durst agrees to come to Los Angeles to face murder charge
• Vegas rampage suspect makes first court appearance on murder charge
• 6 killed in Afghanistan suicide bombing took pride in families, careers, representing country
• Judge upholds Seattle 'gun violence tax' despite challenge from gun rights groups
• NORAD prepares to track Santa's fabled sleigh ride with hundreds of volunteers
• Police release ID of off-duty Baltimore officer who fatally shot man he said tried to rob him
• Family identifies 2nd soldier from New York killed in Afghanistan suicide attack
• Minnesota man who wanted to join ISIS once worked as baggage handler at airport
• The Latest: Denver man imprisoned for decades on rape charge is freed after another confesses
• Denver man imprisoned for decades on rape charge is freed after another confesses
• Fugitive real estate heir agrees to Los Angeles extradition to face murder charge by August
• The Latest: Fugitive real estate heir agrees to LA extradition to face murder charge by August
• Judge bars only Black Lives Matter organizers from Mall of America protest; can't block others
• The Latest: Video shows San Diego police officer leave car, fatally shoot man walking at him
• Northeast Ohio man gets 25 years in federal prison for his role in collapse of credit union
• Wrong-way driver who killed himself, 2 others on California freeway had DUI convictions
• Pittsburgh man accused of shooting Muslim cab driver to stand trial, but no hate crime charge
• Prosecutor: Minneapolis man, upset about bedbugs, killed 89-year-old mother
• Extra police, fewer students in New Hampshire schools after threat of violence
• The Latest: State police: 1 northbound lane of Arkansas interstate opened after crashes kill 3
• Columbia University seismologists find massive landslide measuring 200million tons of rocks
• Church official's conviction over handling of abuse complaints in Philadelphia tossed again
• Seeking visa for fiancé, California shooter wrote that family meeting arranged in Saudi Arabia
• District attorney to discuss video of fatal shooting by San Diego officer who was not charged
• The Latest: Woman charged with murder, child abuse, hit-run in deadly Las Vegas Strip crash
• 'Fireball' liquor lawsuit cools off as Sazerac drops claim against Jack Daniel's
• Father of teens beaten in New York church is offered plea deal; 1 son died, other was injured
• Denver man imprisoned 28 years for rape he denies is expected to walk free after posting bond
• Alabama teen pleads guilty in death of 9-year-old half-sister hanged from tree
• Delaware officer in use of force case to receive back pay after acquittal
• More than 110 religious leaders ask Alabama governor to soften stance against refugees
• Man who posted photos, video of himself robbing Virginia Beach bank on Instagram pleads guilty
• The Latest: Denver man imprisoned 28 years in crime he denies can walk free after posting bond
• Cleveland officer cleared in 137-shot case accepts plea deal over fight with twin brother
• Florida woman pleads guilty to lying about placing Confederate flag on black co-worker's desk
• No charges for Sandra Bland's jailers, but Texas grand jury still to consider her arrest
• Man with horns, anti-police obscenity tattooed on his forehead arrested in Tulsa after robbery
• Appeals court tosses judge's order for Florida newspaper site to remove 'snitch' transcripts
• US home sales plummet 10.5 percent in November; new federal regulations may have delayed sales
• Newtown victims' families to split $1.5M from estate of killer's mother
• Mother charged with kidnapping; police say she took son from state custody at Atlanta mall
• Owner of dogs that killed 4-year-old Detroit boy will learn if he faces murder trial
• Official: Veterans Affairs changes policy to stop wrongly declaring vets dead, ending benefits
• US economy grew at 2 pct. annual rate in third quarter, slightly less than previous estimate
• Police identify Virginia man killed by officers during standoff; investigation continues
• Sheriff: Deputy shoots, kills man after security guard reports kidnapping west of Atlanta
• Man convicted in 1996 hijacking of plane that landed in Miami is sent back to Lebanon
• The Latest: Black Lives Matter activists, Mall of America await judge's ruling on protest
• Dozens flee as deputies break up dog fight in rural northeast Florida, authorities say
• Teacher's aide had sex with teen she taught when he was in preschool, cops say
• Gunman accused of carjacking Florida mom, son during driving lesson
• San Francisco Chinatown defendant to testify for 2nd day after denying murder allegation
• Teen couple found dead inside SUV in Florida garage
• Mother of shooter in California terror attack appeared to have close relationship with son
• NBA referee Gediminas Petraitis makes the call to become US citizen, to be naturalized Tuesday
• Judge to hear from lawyers on sentencing of student convicted of raping and killing teacher
• Texas prosecutor: No indictment in Sandra Bland jail death, but state trooper's fate uncertain
• Suspect in deadly Vegas crash told police she was stressed after living in car with child
• NYPD detective among 6 American troops killed in Afghanistan suicide attack
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• Black parents present names to prosecutor to drop charge against teen tossed from desk
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• Latest on school threats: 2 Indiana school districts cancel classes after getting threats
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• Sheriff: 2 killed in suspected road rage shootings on Oklahoma interstate; suspect arrested
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• States explore options for blocking guns sales to people on terror watch lists
• Threats sent to schools in multiple states, some Indiana districts cancel classes
• Texas school district approves policy allowing some teachers to carry guns
• Christian college places professor who wore headscarf on leave
• Florida man's plan to display 'Festivus pole' at Oklahoma Capitol approved
• Newspaper: Defense Secretary Ash Carter used personal email during first months at Pentagon
• Man pleads not guilty to setting fire at Southern California mosque after terror attack
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• Southern California man convicted of murder in double killing, dismemberment
• Authorities: After killing grandfather, man visited online forum to tell what he'd done
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• Copyright judges hike rates for music streamers; Pandora calls ruling 'balanced'
• Portland changes anti-Donald Trump resolution because of potential conflict with election law
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• Most of California social services center where 14 people were killed will reopen in January
• Salt Lake Catholic diocese finds 'bleeding host' communion wafer was mold, not miracle
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• US says Turkey put reinforcements in Iraq without consent, calls on Turkey to withdraw
• Teen convicted of murder in 2013 slaying of French street artist in Detroit
• Three's a crowd: Inmate faces more time behind bars after 2 wives visit him in jail
• Navy to award Purple Hearts to Chattanooga victims, says shooting inspired by terrorists
• AP Interview: McConnell says Senate may take new look at government wiretapping authority
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• Police tell armed man spotted near Muslim rally in Billings, Montana, to move along
• The Latest: Child welfare workers went to California home 4 times before deaths of 2 kids
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• Lawmaker details key differences between school threats in New York City, Los Angeles
• Prosecutors: New York pediatrician sentenced to 30 years for child sex exploitation
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• Pennsylvania couple gets decades in prison in starvation death of disabled 9-year-old son
• Pennsylvania man to stand trial on charges he killed officer responding to domestic dispute
• Students' pepper spray sickened 34 inside New York high school
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• Family sues university, fraternity alleging that hazing led to student's 2014 suicide
• Couple in California shootings exchanged private messages on mutual commitment to jihad
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• The Latest: Federal agents begin work in civil rights investigation of Chicago police
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• Arizona man gets life in prison in killing of 6-year-old who witnessed father's shooting death
• Yale fail: Ivy leaguers sign 'petition' to repeal First Amendment
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• IT WAS ‘LIKE SANTA’: Anonymous man pays off $106G in shoppers' layaways at 2 Ohio Walmart
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• Ohio judge puts off setting trial date in Cincinnati campus officer's murder case
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• University of North Carolina issues alert for possible armed man on or near campus
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