TOKYO — Michael Jackson greeted thousands of U.S. troops and their families at a U.S. Army base south of Tokyo Saturday, taking a break from days of parties with die-har...
THE HAGUE, Netherlands — The director of a long-secret archive of Nazi records said Wednesday that preparations for allowing scholars access are moving faster than expec...
Bush visits Latin nations
MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay — President Bush refuses to be goaded into a war of words with Venezuela's Hugo Chavez, who is answering the president's fiv...
News greeted with criticism
ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates — France's storied Louvre museum, home to priceless art works like the Mona Lisa, said Tuesday it will open a ...
President makes first stop on trip
SAO PAULO, Brazil — President Bush sees the new agreement with Brazil on ethanol as a way to boost alternative fuels production in the ...
21 people were killed
YOGYAKARTA, Indonesia — Investigators picked through the charred debris of a Boeing 737-400 that burst into flames after careening off a runway, as ...
Political solution must be found
BAGHDAD, Iraq — Military force alone is "not sufficient" to end the violence in Iraq and political talks must eventually include some mil...
YOGYAKARTA, Indonesia — A packed jetliner crash-landed and erupted in flames today, killing at least 21 people trapped inside the burning wreckage. More than 115 others ...
3 wounded in Monday blasts
BAGHDAD, Iraq — Nine American soldiers died in explosions north of Baghdad, the U.S. military announced today after the deadliest single day fo...
MOSCOW— Two American women were hospitalized for treatment of thallium poisoning, the Interfax news agency said today.
The women became ill Feb. 24 and were being treate...
