Family says no demands made
BAGHDAD, Iraq - CARE International suspended operations in Iraq today after gunmen seized the woman who ran the humanitarian organization's wo...
Blast injures 80 at Iraqi station
BAGHDAD, Iraq - A mortar attack on an Iraqi National Guard headquarters north of Baghdad today killed four guardsmen and wounded 80 othe...
Americans buy meds over Net
TORONTO - Canadians must stop Americans from using Internet pharmacies to raid its medicine chest or face a drug shortage, a coalition of Cana...
Millions rely on food relief
MEKELE, Ethiopia — She was famine’s poster child — a 3-year-old Ethiopian girl snatched from death and gazing at the world through exhausted ...
BAGHDAD, Iraq - The Iraqi government today released the chief negotiator for the city of Fallujah in a gesture apparently aimed at reviving peace talks to end the stando...
Allegiance declared to Osama bin Laden
BAGHDAD, Iraq - The militant group led by terror mastermind Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, believed to be behind many deadly attacks in Iraq...
Bush policies unpopular
PARIS - In Paris, a hairdresser says with a laugh that if he can't vote on Nov. 2, at least he is splashing Heinz ketchup on his steak-frites as h...
KABUL, Afghanistan - Early results Friday showed interim leader Hamid Karzai far ahead of his chief rivals in Afghanistan's first democratic presidential election after ...
BAGHDAD, Iraq - Bombs exploded outside five churches in Baghdad and mortar rounds hit near a hospital and a hotel frequented by foreigners, as U.S. forces loosened a cor...
LONDON - America's reputation around the world is hurting, according to a series of coordinated polls from 10 countries, including many of the United States' closest all...
