Plane crashes in Mexico, killing U.S. pilot
The plane was carrying four tons of auto parts it had picked up in Canada for a General Motors plant in Ramos Arizpe. Full story
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The plane was carrying four tons of auto parts it had picked up in Canada for a General Motors plant in Ramos Arizpe. Full story
Despite China's leap into modernity, the bicycle is far from dead — its numbers are growing. For many Chinese, pedal power remains a mainstay — for commuting, sending children to school or making a living. Full story
A suicide bombed attacked near a police station Sunday, killing at least 15 people. Full story
Nigeria. Rwanda. Uganda. Ethiopia. Gabon. Robert Mugabe's regime in Zimbabwe has plenty of competitors for the title of "least democratic in Africa."
Ingrid Betancourt, freed from six years of captivity in a Colombian jungle, plans to write a play about her experience that she said in an interview published Sunday will plumb the soul of the human condition.
The world's top industrialized nations face pressing financial and environmental troubles at their annual summit Monday.
Tens of thousands of people crowded into Pamplona's main square Sunday to celebrate the launching of a rocket that each year marks the beginning of Spain's most famous bull-running festival.
Increased use of fingerprinting to identify foreign detainees reveals many have U.S. arrest records.
The United Arab Emirates canceled all its Iraqi debt Sunday and moved to restore a full diplomatic mission in Baghdad by naming a new ambassador.
A suicide attacker detonated explosives near a police station in Pakistan's capital on Sunday, killing at least 15 people, mostly police officers, and wounding dozens more, officials said.
A car bomb killed six civilians and wounded 14 other people in the Shaab district of northern Baghdad on Sunday, police said.