A multinational gang of cybercriminals has stolen as much as $1 billion from as many as 100 financial institutions around the world in about...
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Vigilantes Settle Local Scores With Boko Haram
Last year, Nigerian forces swept in and retook a series of towns that had been overrun by the extremist group Boko Haram in northeastern Ada...
Call Could Ease India-Pakistan Tensions
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s move to revive contacts with neighboring Pakistan by phoning his Pakistani counterpart, Nawaz Sharif, ...
Greek Threats to Court Russian Loans Anger European Leaders
Greece has threatened to seek financial help from Russia if negotiations to ease the terms of its European Union bailout collapse, angering ...
Lebanon Marks Decade Since Hariri Assassination
Ceremonies and prayers are being held Saturday in Lebanon on the 10th anniversary of the assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri...
Fighting Rages in Southern Yemen Amid Sana'a Protests
Tens of thousands of Yemenis protested Saturday against the country's takeover by the Shi'ite Muslim Houthi movement. In the central...
Gunmen Seize Buildings in Libyan Town of Sirte
Libyan state-run media say gunmen in the town of Sirte have taken over several government buildings, including radio and TV stations. Detail...
Obama Summit Targets American Extremism
President Obama next week (February 18) hosts a summit bringing together police officials, religious leaders, and others to confront extremi...
Germany Returns Antique Books Stolen in Italy
Germany is returning to Italy more than 500 valuable antique books stolen from Italian libraries about three years ago. An Italian librarian...
Ebola Quarantine in Sierra Leone Capital
Sierra Leone has quarantined a neighborhood in the capital, Freetown, following the emergence of several new cases of Ebola. The coastal dis...
16 Killed in Mexico Bus-Train Crash
A collision between a bus and a train has killed 16 people in northern Mexico. Another 30 people were injured Friday when the train slammed ...
Bahrain Protesters Mark Uprising
Protesters took to the streets of Bahrain Saturday on the fourth anniversary of an uprising calling for widespread reform in the country. Pr...
Germany Returns Antique Books Stolen in Italy
Germany is returning to Italy more than 500 valuable antique books stolen from Italian libraries about three years ago. An Italian librarian...
Hong Kong Ferry Captain Guilty of Manslaughter in Collision
A Hong Kong court found a ferry boat captain guilty of manslaughter Saturday in a collision that killed 39 people in 2012. Sea Smooth captai...
Obama Lays Out Plan for US Secondary Education
U.S. President Barack Obama has laid out his plan to ensure that more children graduate from school fully prepared for college and a career....
Violence Plagues Polio Vaccination Teams in Pakistan
Authorities in restive southwestern Pakistan say security forces are searching for a polio vaccination team that disappeared Friday evening....
Report: Obama, Khamenei Exchange Letters
Iran's supreme leader and the U.S. president have exchanged correspondence as the two sides try to reach a nuclear accord, according to ...
UN Withdraws Support for DRC Military Offensive
The United Nations says it is formally ending its support for a Democratic Republic of Congo military offensive against a rebel group becaus...
Boko Haram Attacks Gombe, Nigeria
The terrorist group Boko Haram stormed the restive Nigerian northeastern city of Gombe Saturday. Fleeing residents reported "raging gun...
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