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Bhoja Air Passenger Plane Crashes in Pakistan's Capital
Bad weather was reported to be the cause of the crash, according to initial reports in local news media....
Syria's FM claims government abiding by truce
Three more Secret Service officers set to be fired
The scandal, which involves as many as 20 Colombian women, broke last week after a fight over payment between a prostitute named Dania Suarez, pictured, and a Secret Service agent spilled into the hotel hallway....
Karzai blames NATO and Afghan officials for allowing Kabul attacks
Afghan President Hamid Karzai criticized 'intelligence failures' by his own government but especially faulted NATO for a series of tightly coordinated insurgent attacks that rocked Kabul....
Cruise Ship Doesn't Stop For Fishermen in Trouble
Three Panamanian men were on their way home after a night of fishing, happy with their success, when the motor on their small open boat rattled and quit, leaving them adrift in sight of land, but too far out for their cell phones to work....
France votes in historic first round of presidential poll
In the first round of the 2012 presidential election, French voters are choosing between 10 candidates for the country's top post after a raucous campaign season that saw the economy dominate the political discourse....
French voters frustrated on eve of election day
PARIS (Reuters) - French voters voiced disillusionment on Saturday at a campaign that many said ignored the country's real problems, on the eve of a first-round vote expected to send President Nicolas...
France faces revival of radical left
A powerful revival of France's radical left, led by Jean-Luc Mélenchon, a former socialist minister, and with a resurgent Communist party at its core, looks poised to be one of the most striking outcomes of next Sunday's first round of voting in the...
Defiant Kim Ramps Up Rhetoric
North Korean dictator Kim Jong Eun spoke publicly for the first time Sunday, declaring before a giant crowd gathered to commemorate his late grandfather's 100th birthday that the country will continue putting military matters above the economy and keep trying to unify the Korean peninsula under ...
Secret Service Scandal: Obama Calls for 'Thorough, Rigorous' Investigation
President Obama said today that he expects a "thorough and rigorous" investigation of allegations of misconduct involving members of the U.S. Secret Service and military assigned to a security detail ahead of his visit to Cartagena, Colombia. ...
Israeli TV report shows air force gearing up for Iran attack, says moment of truth is near
'IAF expects losses, and knows it can't destroy entire Iranian program'...
Norway mass murder suspect admits killings, claims self-defense
The man accused of killing 77 people in a bomb and gun rampage in Norway last summer admitted Monday that he had committed the acts but said he was not guilty....
China broke sanctions if N. Korea using its missile launcher
China likely provided the mobile long-range-missile launcher that North Korea displayed in a military parade over the weekend, a move that would put Beijing in violation of U.N. sanctions, analysts say....
Pentagon investigating 10 military members in Colombia scandal
The Pentagon is investigating ten U.S. military members in a widening probe into whether an advance team of Secret Service and military personnel hired local prostitutes or engaged in other misconduct before President Obama visited Colombia for a summit last week, U.S. officials said....
Hollande, Sarkozy heading to French vote runoff
Egypt scraps Israel gas supply deal
Egyptian officials say they have scrapped a deal under which they supply Israel with around 40% of the natural gas it needs....
Secret Service scandal spreads to second hotel
A Secret Service agent allegedly brought a woman back to the hotel the president later stayed in...
Secret Service tries to end storm over prostitution scandal
The Secret Service is moving quickly to quell a prostitution scandal that has given President Barack Obama's critics political ammunition, forcing three agents out of government less than a week after the embarrassing incident came to light. Lawmakers welcomed the move but said more needed to be...
Syrian Repression Forces Almost 160,000 to Flee, Group Says
President Bashar al-Assad'scrackdown on protesters seeking political change forced 156,000people to flee their homes last year, the Norwegian RefugeeCouncil's Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre said. ...
Voting begins in France, economy may sink Sarkozy
PARIS (Reuters) - French voters headed to the polls on Sunday in round one of a presidential ballot, with economic despair on course to make Nicolas Sarkozy the first president to lose a fight for re-election...
Anders Breivik prefers execution over 'pathetic' jail term
Gunman tells Oslo court he would rather face capital punishment than the maximum sentence of 21 years...
India says it has successfully test launched missile able to reach major Chinese cities
NEW DELHI -- India announced the successful test launch Thursday of a new nuclear-capable missile that would give it the ability to strike the major Chinese cities of Beijing and Shanghai for the first time, a significant step forward in its aspirations to become a regional and world pow...
Breivik wanted to decapitate former Norway PM
Iran says is building copy of captured US drone
Bashir threatens to oust South Sudan government
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