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Iranian nuclear talks end without a deal

Two days of negotiations ended early Sunday with no interim plan on the disputed nuclear program.

Colombia’s president says ‘we will have peace’ with rebels

Next step in talks, negotiating how to stamp out cocaine trade in guerrilla territory, a critical point for U.S.

Israelis swoon for ultra-Orthodox rockers

Brothers win audience votes on TV talent show with covers of “Hotel California,” other hits.

Iraqi Kurds look to Turkey for path to independence

Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki and the Obama administration have balked at the budding alliance.

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One of the strongest typhoons on record hits Philippines

One of the strongest typhoons on record hits Philippines

The 195-mph typhoon had been poised to be the strongest tropical storm ever recorded at landfall.

Manfred Rommel, son of WWII military leader, dies at 84

Mr. Rommel served for 22 years as mayor of Stuttgart.

Facing terrorist threat, Pakistan creates its own Patriot Act

The government says the measure provides more transparency, but activists fear it will lead to abuses.

Netanyahu combative as Kerry pushes on peace talks

Netanyahu combative as Kerry pushes on peace talks

The U.S. chief diplomat is in the region to bolster shaky negotiations between Israelis and Palestinians.

As economy slows, China faces moment of decision

As economy slows, China faces moment of decision

Communist Party officials are expected to create a blueprint for economic reforms that could reverberate worldwide.

U.S. offers Iran sanction relief for nuclear ‘freeze’

U.S. offers Iran sanction relief for nuclear ‘freeze’

A pause in uranium enrichment would result in temporary, modest relief from some sanctions against Iran.

Pakistani Taliban selects hard-line new leader

Maulana Fazlullah, a widely feared militant, ordered the shooting of teen education advocate Malala.

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What chemical weapons does Syria have?

Experts think, though no one knows for sure, that the country may have up to 1,100 tons of these types of chemical weapons:

Timeline: Unrest in Syria

Two years after the anti-government protests began, the crisis still rages. Revisit scenes from the uprising.

Vladi­mir Putin’s feats of strength

PHOTOS | Russia’s president is accustomed to having his public displays of manly stunts photographed.

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Kerry: No deal yet in Iran nuke talks

Kerry: No deal yet in Iran nuke talks

Secretary of State John Kerry warns of gaps between Iran and six world powers working on a nuclear agreement.
Lawyer says Toronto mayor 'considering' rehab

Lawyer says Toronto mayor 'considering' rehab

Toronto Mayor Rob Ford is considering entering a rehab program, his lawyer said Friday. It's the first indication that the mayor may bow to heavy pressure to seek help, if not take a leave of absence, after he admitted to smoking crack.
Spacewalkers hand off Olympic torch

Spacewalkers hand off Olympic torch

Two Russian cosmonauts conducted a ceremonial handoff of the Olympic torch at the start of a planned six-hour spacewalk to perform maintenance on the International Space Station. For obvious safety reasons, the flame was not lit.
Typhoon Haiyan blasts the Philippines

Typhoon Haiyan blasts the Philippines

One of the most powerful typhoons ever recorded has slammed into the Philippines. Officials are worried about the number of casualties and the amount damage they will find in remote areas.
New video of Toronto mayor surfaces

New video of Toronto mayor surfaces

A new video that surfaced Thursday shows embated Toronto Mayor Rob Ford in a rambling rage, using threatening words including "kill" and "murder.”
Time-lapse of Russian Soyuz rocket Launch

Time-lapse of Russian Soyuz rocket Launch

Time-lapse video shows the rocket carrying the Olympic torch preparing and launching from the Russian-operated Baikonur cosmodrome in Kazakhstan.
Haiti anti-government protests turn violent

Haiti anti-government protests turn violent

An anti-government protest in Haiti has turned violent. Protesters threw stones and police fired tear gas.
Typhoon Haiyan slams Philippines

Typhoon Haiyan slams Philippines

One of the strongest storms on record slammed into the central Philippines, killing at least 100 people whose bodies lay in the streets of one of the hardest-hit cities, an official said Saturday.
Trove of art stolen by Nazis found in Germany

Trove of art stolen by Nazis found in Germany

A huge German art find is stirring hope and frustration among those seeking return of Nazi-looted works.
Arafat's death is 'crime of the century,' widow says

Arafat's death is 'crime of the century,' widow says

Suha Arafat is calling the death of her husband, Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat, the "crime of the century," following a report that revealed Arafat ingested lethal radioactive polonium.
One of the strongest storms blasts Philippines

One of the strongest storms blasts Philippines

Typhoon Haiyan slammed into the Philippines Friday, killing at least four people, forcing families from homes and knocking out power in several provinces.
Incredible ‘jetman’ flies near Mount Fuji

Incredible ‘jetman’ flies near Mount Fuji

Swiss adventurer Yves Rossy used his carbon-Kevlar four-engine “jetwing” to fly near Mount Fuji, Japan.
Attacks continue in Syria

Attacks continue in Syria

Shelling and violence hit the Syrian capital of Damascus as violence continued in the region. Activists say an air attack shook the satellite city of Douma, near the capital.
Egypt’s Morsi to stand trial

Egypt’s Morsi to stand trial

Former Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi and 14 others are on trial in Cairo, sparking protests by the Muslim Brotherhood.
India launches mission to Mars

India launches mission to Mars

Hundreds watched as India launched its first spacecraft bound for Mars in a step that it hopes will advance technologies for space travel.
Europeans demand answers on U.S. spying allegations

Europeans demand answers on U.S. spying allegations

Anger toward the U.S. among European allies grew Monday along with new revelations about American surveillance. Meanwhile, European lawmakers were in Washington, Monday demanding answers.

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Typhoon Haiyan slams the Philippines

Hundreds are feared dead after massive storm lashes archipelago with sustained winds exceeding 140 mph.

Best news photos of the week

A quick way to catch up on the week’s news through our favorite photos.

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Camel fair, Typhoon Haiyan, 'Kristallnacht' remembered, Toronto mayor, JFK memorabilia and more.

Africa’s struggle with poaching

Fueled by the increasing demand for tusks and horns from Asia, rhino and elephant poaching continues to rise in Africa.

Tensions flare between U.S. and Iran

PHOTOS | A string of volatile incidents between the two countries have arisen in the past few months.

Prince Charles and Camilla’s India tour

The British royal couple’s official visit is their third to the country and their most extensive yet.

Russia commemorates WWII soldiers

A military parade honors the troops who in 1941 marched in Moscow’s Red Square before departing for the front lines.

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Mount Sinabung erupts, Soyuz launch, Prince Charles and Camilla in India, Jordan River baptism and more.

Meteor falls in Chelyabinsk, Russia

The space rock streaked at supersonic speed and exploded over the Ural Mountains, injuring hundreds.

John F. Kerry visits Middle East

The secretary of state tries to steady wavering peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians.

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Tar barrel festival, gorilla massage, China’s lunar rover, woolly rhinoceros and more.

India’s Mars mission

India launches spacecraft bound for the Red Planet to demonstrate its abilities and advance technologies for space travel.

152 Bangladeshis sentenced to death

A special court sentenced 152 border guards to death over a brutal uprising in 2009 that killed 57 military commanders.

Animal views

Lion dental exam, cats in costume, arboreal frog, moose crossing and more.

Raisin Weekend

A traditional foam fight ends the annual festivities at Scotland’s University of St. Andrews.

Siberian rope jumpers

Members of an amateur jumping group plunge from a 144-foot-high waterpipe bridge in Russia.

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Afghan Legacy

What U.S. forces are leaving behind in Afghanistan after more than a decade of war.

The New Mexicans

The middle class is becoming a majority in Mexico, where dramatic demographic changes are taking place.

Red Nobility

In a society rooted in egalitarianism, the families of top Communist Party officials wield increasing clout.

New Arab Order

As longtime leaders have fallen, Islamists are rising to new prominence.

Faces of the Fallen

Portraits of U.S. service members who have died in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Continental Shift

How deep cuts in government spending are transforming Europe as it grapples with debt.

Power Grab

Already the world's biggest energy user, China is scouring the globe for even more coal, oil and natural gas.

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