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At least 40 killed, hundreds hurt in terror attacks LONDON — Three blasts rocked the London subway and one tore open a packed double-decker bus during the morning rush ho...

Victories may aid ambitious agenda LONDON - Two months ago, Prime Minister Tony Blair was a chastened man. British voters had returned him to office for a third term, but...

VATICAN CITY - Visiting Orthodox leaders told Pope Benedict XVI on Thursday that theological dialogue can resume soon, and the pontiff urged both sides to apply new vigo...

KABUL, Afghanistan - American warplanes bombed a suspected Taliban compound in an area where an elite U.S. military team has been missing for five days in the mountains ...

He's unconvinced of global warming COPENHAGEN, Denmark - President Bush said in a Danish TV interview aired Thursday that adhering to the Kyoto treaty on climate change w...

BERLIN - Germany's parliament voted no confidence in Gerhard Schroeder's government at the chancellor's own request today, setting the stage for new elections amid econo...

He and Nixon blasted leader NEW DELHI - Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, who derided India and Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in a private 1971 conversation with ...

Fire cuts power to Baghdad site BAGHDAD, Iraq - A fire broke out today at a power station that supplies a Baghdad waterworks, shutting it down and leaving millions of res...

Bodies found from copter KABUL, Afghanistan - A small team of U.S. soldiers was missing today in the same mountains in eastern Afghanistan where a special forces helicopt...

Numbers so great, they're turned away BAGHDAD, Iraq - U.S. and Iraqi officials have long believed that foreign fighters infiltrating Iraq through its porous borders with ...