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A wave of car bombings targeting those celebrating the end of Ramadan across Iraq killed 69 people Saturday.
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The U.S. will reopen most embassies and consulates that were closed in the Middle East and Africa due to a terror threat.
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The State Department has evacuated nonessential government personnel from Lahore, Pakistan due to a threat to the consulate.
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Kenya's main international airport reopened to domestic and cargo flights Wednesday after a raging fire.
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Japan marked the 68th anniversary Tuesday of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima with a somber ceremony to honor the dead.
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There is difficulty stopping contaminated water from escaping an underground wall at the Fukushima nuclear power plant.
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The State Department on Tuesday ordered non-essential personnel at the U.S. Embassy in Yemen to leave the country.
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The State Department pulled all non-essential personnel from the U.S. Embassy in Yemen and urged Americans to leave.
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A U.S. military helicopter crashed Monday at an American base on the southern island of Okinawa, officials said.
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Egypt's Interior Ministry warned supporters of ousted President Mohammed Morsi to abandon their protest encampments.
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Royal officials say Prince William and his wife, Kate, have formally registered the birth of their son.
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The driver of a Spanish train that derailed, killing 79 people, ignored three warnings to reduce speed in the two minutes before the crash.
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Ariel Castro, who was convicted of kidnapping and raping three women in his Ohio home, was sentenced to life without parole.
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A Russian lawyer for Edward Snowden says the NSA leaker has left Moscow's airport and has been granted asylum in Russia.
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New details are emerging about the terrible conditions three women endured while held captive in a Cleveland home for years.
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Dozens of gay couples began tying the knot early Thursday morning as Minnesota became the latest state to OK gay marriage.
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The father of NSA leaker Edward Snowden said on Russian TV that he is grateful to the Kremlin for protecting his son.
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Israeli and Palestinian negotiators have agreed to meet within two weeks to start negotiations on a Middle East peace agreement.
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A Spanish court says "black box" data recorders show that a train driver was on the phone when the vehicle derailed.
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In candid comments on a return trip from Brazil, Pope Francis said he wouldn't judge priests for their sexual orientation.
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More than a dozen explosions ripped through marketplaces, parking lots, a cafe and rush-hour crowds in Iraq Monday.
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An Italian tour bus plowed through several cars before plunging into a ravine, killing at least 38 people.
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Israeli and Palestinian teams flew to Washington Monday to get ready for a new round of Mideast peace talks.
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A tour bus filled with Italians returning home after an excursion plunged off a highway into a ravine in southern Italy.
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Egypt's interim government moved Sunday toward dismantling two pro-Mohammed Morsi sit-in camps after clashes left 83 dead.
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The driver of a Spanish train that derailed and left 79 people dead was being questioned by a judge on Sunday.
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Amanda Berry, one of the women held captive in Cleveland, made her first public appearance Saturday at a concert.
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Pope Francis wrapped up a historic trip to his home continent Sunday with a Mass on Copacabana beach.
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Pope Francis drew a reported 3 million faithful to Rio's Copacabana beach for the final evening of World Youth Day.
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Security forces clashed with supporters of Egypt's ousted president, killing at least 65 protesters, the Health Ministry said.
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The injured driver of the Spanish train that derailed, killing 78 people, was released from the hospital Saturday.
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Investigations into Spain's deadliest train crash in decades have only begun, but already a key question has been answered.
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Ariel Castro pleaded guilty Friday in the Cleveland kidnap case. In exchange, he will get life in prison without parole.
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Eyewitness accounts suggest that a Spanish train was traveling well above the speed limit when it derailed, killing 80 people.
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