Cause is still unknown
LAMBRIGG, England — A high-speed train traveling from London to Scotland derailed Friday night and sent carriages slipping down an embankment, kill...
His regiment will go to Iraq
LONDON — He's the redheaded son of the late Princess Diana, the rowdy royal known more for dancing until dawn than waking for battle. But Bri...
Insurgents using chlorine, propane
BAGHDAD, Iraq — A suspected al-Qaida-linked insurgent leader accused of financing attacks and recruiting fighters was captured in south...
Aussies seek Iraq exit plan
SYDNEY, Australia — Vice President Dick Cheney arrived today for a visit to one of Washington's staunchest supporters of the increasingly unpo...
WASHINGTON — President Bush's "coalition of the willing," long seen by much of the world as a shell for a largely U.S. operation in Iraq, is quickly becoming a coalition...
It will reduce gas emissions
SYDNEY, Australia — The Australian government on Tuesday announced plans to phase out incandescent light bulbs and replace them with more ene...
Police believe they jumped from train
NEW DELHI — Indian police released sketches today of two men suspected of planting the bombs that sparked a fire on a train to Pakis...
Violence rises in Baghdad
BAGHDAD, Iraq — A car bomb and a suicide attacker killed at least 11 people across Baghdad today as militants show increasing defiance to a majo...
In Dharmsala, India, on Tuesday Tibetans throw barley flour as an offering to Buddhist gods. The celebration took place at the end of a prayer session on the third day o...
66 were killed; toll could rise
DEWANA, India — A pair of explosions on a train headed for Pakistan set off a fire that killed at least 66 people, some of whom became tra...
