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Indian Lawmakers Filmed Watching Porn During Assembly Resign

Three Indian lawmakers resigned Wednesday after they were filmed allegedly watching porn on a cell phone during a heated debate at a state assembly in

Scottish Sisters Recognized as World's Oldest Living Twins

Two 102-year-old sisters in Scotland were officially recognized as the world's oldest living twins.

Qantas Grounds A380 Super-Jumbo

Australian airline Qantas has taken one of its A380 super-jumbos out of service after cracks were found in its wings.

Falklands Issue Headed To UN

President Cristina Kirchner on Tuesday said Argentina would take its complaint about alleged UK militarization of the disputed Falkland Islands to the United

Passenger Plane Makes Safe Emergency Landing in Northern Ireland

A passenger plane made a successful emergency landing Tuesday morning in Belfast.

Iran Calls New US Sanctions 'Psychological War'

Iran's foreign ministry has dismissed the new U.S. sanctions on Tehran, saying they are part of a "psychological war" meant to sow discontent among Iranians.

Washington Disputes Weakened Influence in Latin America

Washington has long seen Latin America as its "backyard," a region where American diplomats often interfered in local politics and even helped topple governments. But a raft of

Ferocious Winter Weather Takes Deadly Toll Across Europe

It was so waterlogged in Bulgaria Monday that a dam broke and submerged an entire village under eight feet (2.5 meters) of freezing water. Switzerland recorded

Obama Signs Order Blocking Iranian Assets in US

President Barack Obama has signed an executive order blocking all Iranian government and central bank assets in the US.

US Closes Embassy in Syria Because of Insecurity

The Obama administration closed the U.S. Embassy in Damascus on Monday and pulled all American diplomats out of violence-wracked Syria as the U.S. stepped up

Norwegian Gunman Anders Behring Breivik Demands Immediate Release

Norwegian gunman Anders Behring Breivik on Monday asked an Oslo court to free him immediately, saying his killing spree last year in which 77 people died was

Egypt Clashes Rage Into Fourth Day

Protesters and police engaged in sporadic clashes on Sunday at security headquarters in Cairo as violence raged into a fourth day.

Panama's Ex-Dictator Noriega Hospitalized

Former Panamanian dictator Manuel Noriega was hospitalized Sunday for what officials said was "hypertension with a possibility of a stroke," a police statement

Fidel Castro Presents 'Time Guerrilla' Memoir

Cuban leader Fidel Castro presented two volumes of his memoir entitled "Time Guerrilla" in a ceremony that marked his first public appearance since last April,

Clinton Vows To Strengthen Syrian Sanctions

Outrage mounted Sunday after Russia and China blocked the UN Security Council's resolution on Syria, in what Secretary of State Hillary Clinton described as a

Report: North Korea Using US-Made Drones

North Korea's hard-line communist regime is using old US-made target drones to develop unmanned attack aircraft, South Korea intelligence sources said Sunday.

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