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NewsTop commander in Afghanistan says mission on trackWASHINGTON (AP) -- Facing a skeptical Congress, the top commander in Afghanistan insisted on Tuesday that the United States is winding down the decade-plus war and has no intention to remain in the country indefinitely....
High court has options on health care lawWASHINGTON (AP) -- The Supreme Court has several options in ruling on President Barack Obama's health care overhaul, from upholding the law to striking it down in its entirety. The court also could avoid deciding the law's constitutionality at all, if it finds the lawsuits challenging the law are premature....
London Book Fair: Row over ChinaThe London Book Fair is criticised by a leading Chinese dissident for inviting only writers approved by the Chinese communist authorities.
Italy tackles labour law reformItalian Prime Minister Mario Monti begins tough talks with unions on labour law reform as he tries to turn around the economy.
Senior detective discovered deadThe head of crime for Cleveland Police is found dead on land near a bridge in Teesside.
Concerns over fracking regulationsCould drilling get UK go-ahead with insufficient regulation?
Slain American teacher honored in Yemeni citySANAA, Yemen (AP) -- Hundreds of youth activists and other protesters marched Tuesday through a central Yemeni city demanding justice for an American teacher who was gunned down by unknown assailants this week....
Fla. grand jury to investigate shooting of unarmed teenFlorida State Attorney Norm Wolfinger said Tuesday his office will convene a grand jury in central Florida to investigate the shooting death of an unarmed black teenager who was killed Feb. 26 in a gated community by a neighborhood watch captain. Mr. Wolfinger, in a statement, said he shared the ... Flooding feared after storms sock south-central U.S.OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Residents and businesses from southeast Texas north through western Missouri braced for flooding Tuesday after a violent band of storms brought heavy rain, hail and at least one tornado, with more of the same forecast for the next several days. The National Weather Service said a ... Bearers charged to own 2012 torchOlympic torchbearers will have to pay if they want to own a torch from the relay.
'Killings followed' DR Congo pollSecurity forces in the Democratic Republic of Congo carried out a wave of killings and arbitrary arrests after elections last year, a UN report says.
Van Gogh work is deemed authenticA still life once thought to be by Van Gogh but later dismissed as an anonymous work is confirmed as an authentic painting by the Dutch master.
Queen and Duke in lift surpriseThe Queen and Duke of Edinburgh had an unscheduled trip in a parliamentary lift following her speech to MPs and peers, the BBC learns.
Romney takes Wyoming delegate from SantorumWASHINGTON (AP) -- Mitt Romney's supporters in Wyoming have successfully challenged a delegate to the party's national convention that had been awarded to rival Rick Santorum - showing the lengths the campaigns are willing to go to fight over a single delegate....
Romney takes Wyoming delegate from SantorumWASHINGTON (AP) -- Mitt Romney's supporters in Wyoming have successfully challenged a delegate to the party's national convention that had been awarded to rival Rick Santorum - showing the lengths the campaigns are willing to go to fight over a single delegate....
Hayden: Iran problem and Bush doctrineFrench hunt school killer, suspect neo-Nazi tiesTOULOUSE, France (AP) -- Police spread out across southern France by the hundreds Tuesday, hunting for an expert gunman suspected in three deadly attacks who may have neo-Nazi ties or grudges against minorities....
What next for the NHS changes?Passing of health bill marks the start of the work for the NHS
Rioting Harry Potter actor jailedAn actor who featured in the Harry Potter films is jailed for two years for taking part in the London riots.
Jailed Tymoshenko accused of treason in UkraineKIEV, Ukraine (AP) -- Ukrainian authorities stepped up their legal assault on jailed former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko on Tuesday when parliament accused her of committing high treason during natural gas import negotiations with Russia in 2009....
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