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Pope was 'ally and friend'
North Korea sent troops
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Port explosion killed 28
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Bush Deranged: Castro
Cuban President Fidel Castro has made his first public remarks since the new U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice called Cuba an "outpost of tyranny." In...
Jet Skids Off Runway
A Canadian-made corporate jet skidded off the runway while taking off from Teterboro Airport on Wednesday, hurtling across a highway during the morning rush...
U.S. Troops Should Stay
Iraq's interim president said Tuesday it would be "complete nonsense" to ask U.S. and other foreign troops to leave Iraq at this point but some of the 170,000...
Unity In Iraq
Iraq's interim leader urged unity Monday, one day after millions of Iraqis braved the threat of violence and long lines to vote in an historic election. "We are...
Hockey Team Bus Crash
Family and friends of a junior women's hockey team from Windsor, Ont., are in shock following a tragic highway accident in New York state. Three people aboard...
Record Turnout In Iraq
Polls have closed in Iraq in the first multi-party election in more than 50 years, as an estimated eight million people rejected calls by insurgents to boycott...
Voting Begins in Iraq
Iraqis voted Sunday in their country's first free election in a half-century, as insurgents made good on threats of violence with a suicide bombing at a polling...
Deadly Rocket Attack
On the eve of Iraq's landmark elections, a rocket attack hit the U.S. Embassy inside Baghdad's fortified Green Zone, killing a U.S. military member and a...
Iraqis Cast Ballots
In the nations bordering their homeland, in a furniture warehouse in Australia and in an events center in London, Iraqis on Friday began voting for an interim...
We Remember Auschwitz
The sound of an imaginary train opened the 60th anniversary commemoration ceremony of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, a symbol of the more than a million...
Update: Train Crash
A suicidal man parked his vehicle on tracks Wednesday, causing a commuter train collision that killed at least 10 people outside Los Angeles, officials said....
LA Train Derailment
Two Metrolink trains apparently sideswiped each other early Wednesday in a Los Angeles suburb, causing cars of both trains to derail. Firefighters are...
Deadly Stampede Kills 150
At least 150 people were killed in a stampede in western India Tuesday, triggered when thousands of Hindus panicked during a religious festival. The stampede,...
Bloody Conflict May End
Extremist groups have agreed to suspend attacks as they near a formal truce deal with Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas and await Israel's response, a senior...
New Ukrainian President
The streets of Kiev were filled with revellers as Viktor Yushchenko was officially sworn in as Ukraine's new president, ending weeks of political conflict....
Johnny Carson Has Died
Former talk show host and icon Johnny Carson died Sunday, his nephew confirmed. He was 79. Beginning in 1962, the actor/comedian hosted NBC's Tonight Show for...
Defending Rights Record
It may not go down as the first Canadian writ dropped in Beijing but Prime Minister Paul Martin appeared to throw down the electoral gauntlet Friday night with...
Bush At Prayer Service
President Bush is attending the National Prayer Service on Friday, after a whirlwind Inauguration Day on which he outlined a U.S. policy "with the ultimate goal...
Bush Seeks Unity In US
In a city brimming with pageantry under fortress-like security, President George W. Bush looked ahead Wednesday to his second inauguration, pledging to seek...
Tsunami Death Toll Raised
Indonesian health officials Wednesday raised their estimate of the number of people killed in last month's tsunami by 70,000, although the sharp increase in the...
