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Three boys walk today with their father through the streets ruined by Monday’s earthquake in Gunung Sitoli on Nias Island, Indonesia. About 1,000 people were killed in t...

Lack of vote shows divide BAGHDAD, Iraq - Iraqi lawmakers ended a chaotic session today without agreeing on who would serve as their speaker, exposing deep divides among...

But U.N. chief not corrupt NEW YORK - Investigators probing the U.N. oil-for-food program in Iraq will criticize U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan, his son, and the Swiss...

Hundreds die; fear of tsunami starts panic GUNUNG SITOLI, Indonesia - Residents searched through smoldering rubble for survivors on Indonesia's Nias island today, and rel...

BAGHDAD, Iraq - Iraq's interior minister warned citizens today not to hold protests, saying the gatherings were an invitation for a large-scale terrorist attack. His com...

VATICAN CITY - Pope John Paul II skipped his traditional appearance at his window overlooking St. Peter's Square the day after Easter, following a Holy Week during which...

JERUSALEM - Thousands of Christians from around the world gathered at Jerusalem holy sites to celebrate Easter, marking the day with prayer and hymns. The Latin Patriarc...

LONDON - Camilla Parker Bowles does not want the title of queen after Prince Charles becomes king, his office said Tuesday. Charles and his bride-to-be, sensitive to str...

Man battles deportation CLEVELAND - His Nazi war crimes case has spanned 27 years, he has been sentenced to death and then freed, and he has twice lost his U.S. citizensh...

Criminals still being pursued BAD AROLSEN, Germany - An old man on trial in Munich for war crimes. A determined Nazi hunter in Jerusalem. A methodical Red Cross official ...