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Girl born with legs connected LIMA, Peru - Milagros Cerron smiles, babbles and fidgets in the arms of her mother like any healthy nine-month-old, but she is no ordinary b...
February 08, 2005 International News
Resignation still possible ROME - A top Vatican official responded to a sensitive question that many Roman Catholics have been asking for a while: Would ailing Pope John ...
February 08, 2005 International News
Insurgents take aim at recruits BAGHDAD, Iraq - Insurgents targeted Iraqis signing up for the country's security forces for a second straight day today, killing up to 14 ...
February 08, 2005 International News
Israel, Palestine summit begins SHARM EL-SHEIK, Egypt - Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas declared today that their people would st...
February 08, 2005 International News
JERUSALEM - Increasing the United States' involvement in the Middle East peace process, President Bush has invited Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and Israeli Prime ...
February 07, 2005 International News
He'll spend more days in hospital VATICAN CITY - Pope John Paul II will remain hospitalized a few more days as a precaution, the Vatican said today, a day after the 84-ye...
February 07, 2005 International News
Insurgents strike at police, hospital BAGHDAD, Iraq - Insurgents hit Iraqi police forces with a suicide bomb, a car bomb and mortars in the cities of Mosul and Baqouba o...
February 07, 2005 International News
All 104 people believed dead CHENARI, Afghanistan - NATO helicopters searching for an Afghan passenger jet that disappeared during a snowstorm found the wreckage of the p...
February 05, 2005 International News
Rice aims to mend fences WARSAW, Poland - Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said Saturday that European allies have told her they're ready to move on from the sometimes...
February 05, 2005 International News
LONDON - Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said a U.S. attack on Iran "is simply not on the agenda," despite the United States' continued criticism of Iran's human rig...
February 04, 2005 International News
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