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The Myanmar opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi and other members of her party are delaying their parliamentary debut Monday as they seek to resolve a problem concerning the wording of the oath that lawmakers have to take.

Chief Bill Lee had temporarily stepped aside in March amid controversy over the handling of Trayvon Martin's shooting death.

Karley Marquet and Annie Kendzior said they enrolled at the nation's most prestigious military academies to serve their country. Instead, they claim, they were raped.

Average U.S. gasoline prices have dropped more than a nickel over the past two weeks, marking their first dip since December, according to a nationwide survey published Sunday.

A Senate committee will expand its probe into the U.S. Secret Service this week following a scandal involving prostitutes in Colombia.

Wal-Mart is investigating its operations in Mexico to determine whether there were violations of the U.S. law that prohibits giving bribes to international officials, the company said in a statement.

Despite questions about security forces' actions against protesters and concerns about the safety of race-affiliated workers and fans, the Bahrain Grand Prix appeared on schedule to run Sunday.

Iran declared Sunday it has "cracked the codes" of the intelligence gathering system of a U.S. spy drone it captured last year for violating its airspace, the nation's semiofficial media reported.

Environmental authorities are investigating the deaths of more than 800 dolphins that have washed up on the northern coast of Peru this year.

Socialist candidate Francois Hollande declared victory in the first round of France's presidential election, setting up a showdown with incumbent Nicolas Sarkozy.

Investigators find a possible blood stain on a wall while tearing apart a basement in search of clues in the Etan Patz case, a law enforcement source says.

Syrians in the devastated city of Homs endured another day of heavy shelling Sunday, opposition activists said, a day after the U.N. Security Council voted to send up to 300 observers to monitor a shaky cease-fire.

It's lights out on Ted Nugent's scheduled concert at an Army base in Kentucky.

Removing the wrecked cruise liner Costa Concordia from the coastal waters off an Italian island will begin in May and take about a year, the ship's owner said.

A group of masked gunmen stormed a popular bar in the Mexican city of Chihuahua late Friday, killing 15 people, including two journalists, state prosecutors said Saturday.

The makers of an over-the-counter male sexual supplement are recalling the product after government tests showed some unlisted ingredients "pose a threat to consumers," the company says.

The number of U.S. soldiers testing positive for heroin in Afghanistan rose more than tenfold from 2002 to 2010, according to the Army. Eight soldiers died of overdoses in 2010 and 2011, Army reports also show.

The NHL on Saturday suspended Phoenix Coyotes forward Raffi Torres for 25 games for launching himself into an opponent during a playoff game earlier this week.

The ranking Republican on the Senate Judiciary Committee has asked the U.S. Secret Service about the potential involvement of White House staff in the prostitution scandal in Colombia.

At least 125 people were injured when two passenger trains collided in Amsterdam on Saturday, national police said.