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Diaper Diplomacy: Britain’s Royal Baby Goes to Work
He’ll be just 9 months old when he lands Down Under on his first official visit, but Prince George has a serious mission
Autopsy Reveals Why Two Died on ‘Captain Phillips’ Ship
They both suffered from respiratory failure
The Russian Stronghold in Ukraine Preparing to Fight the Revolution
Lawmakers and worried citizens in the pro-Russia Crimea consider their options
Death and Violence as Riots Grip Bangkok
Simmering political tensions flared up in the Thai capital once more as police efforts to disperse protest camps led to at least four dead and dozens injured.
Egypt Militants Up the Stakes With Tourist-Bus Bombing
Represents a virtual declaration of war on Egypt’s economy
Danish Zoo Spares Second Giraffe Named Marius
Jyllands Park Zoo says no plans to kill its giraffe, which shares a name with euthanized beast
Syria Talks End With Little Progress Made
Second round ends with Syrian regime refusing to consider transitional government
London Paralyzed By Tube Strikes
London ground to a halt Wednesday as workers on the city’s underground train system launched a series of strikes.
“Tube” drivers have walked off the job two days this week and plan to do so again next week, in protest at job …
Castaway Fisherman ‘Survives 13 Months’ at Sea on Turtle Blood and Fish
Jose Salvador Albarengo, 37, a fisherman from El Salvador, told officials that he survived more than a year adrift in the Pacific Ocean, drinking turtle blood and catching fish with his bare hands.
Albarengo said he went on what
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Thai Protesters Disrupted the Elections and Now the Country Is in Total Limbo
With insufficient legislators to form a new government, what happens next is anyone’s guess
Netanyahu and Kerry Exchange Harsh Words On Peace Talks
Israeli government angered by Secretary of State Kerry’s insistence talks move forward
Kiev Protester ‘Crucified’ as Ukraine’s Crisis Gets Worse
In Ukraine, the currency is slumping, the military is making alarming noises and anti-government protesters fear an increasingly violent crackdown