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LONDON - Commuters returned to work in London today, the start of the first full week since bombers killed at least 49 people on a bus and subway trains. Many travelers ...
July 11, 2005 International News
Soldier killed in Afghanistan KABUL, Afghanistan - The body of a missing U.S. commando has been located in eastern Afghanistan, the military said today, bringing an end t...
July 11, 2005 International News
Dozens of Iraqis, 2 Marines killed BAGHDAD, Iraq - Insurgents killed nine Iraqi soldiers in a town north of Baghdad today, seven of them in an armed assault on a checkpoi...
July 11, 2005 International News
Muslim clerics around the world used Friday prayers to condemn the London bombings and the suspected links to Islamic terrorists, but many layered their messages with ou...
July 09, 2005 International News
Families still seek missing LONDON - In what looked like an eerie replay of Sept. 11, fliers seeking information about people missing in the London terror attacks prolife...
July 09, 2005 International News
BAGHDAD, Iraq - Iraq urged the world's nations today to refuse to be "subjected to blackmail" and keep their diplomatic missions in the country despite a claim by an al-...
July 08, 2005 International News
Deaths at 50, likely to climb LONDON - Police on today raised the death toll to more than 50 from London's terrorist bombings but said they hadn't yet been able to reach ...
July 08, 2005 International News
$50 billion will help continent GLENEAGLES, Scotland - World leaders wrapping up an economic summit shaken by terrorism agreed today on an "alternative to the hatred" - a...
July 08, 2005 International News
Cuba may be next in line LES CAYES, Haiti - Hurricane Dennis dumped inches of rain on Haiti and looked ready to strike Jamaica today, and forecasters predicted the storm ...
July 07, 2005 International News
Aid to Africa also an issue at G-8 summit GLENEAGLES, Scotland - British Prime Minister Tony Blair and President Bush were unable to narrow differences today over how to ...
July 07, 2005 International News
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