Clashes in Sudan leave 10 dead

Up to 10 southerners traveling in a vehicle convoy were killed in an attack by Arab tribesmen while crossing Sudan's contested middle, in the same region that international officials worry could pull the north and south back toward mass conflict.

Haiti: A year after the quake, waiting to rebuild

  The bodies still being found in the rubble are a sign of how far Haiti has to go to recover from a disaster that left the capital in ruins and is estimated to have killed more than 230,000 people.

20,000 homes likely to flood in Aussie city

Thousands of residents of Australia's third-largest city evacuated suburbs and skyscrapers on Wednesday as massive floods threatened to inundate the financial district and sparked panic buying of food.

Assange case: Has feminism gone too far?

Hamas tells other Gaza militants to stop attacks

The militant Hamas rulers of Gaza appealed to other armed Palestinian groups in the territory Tuesday to halt a recent spike in violence, fearing an all-out Israeli invasion in response.

Biden to Karzai: U.S. not here to 'govern'

The United States is not in Afghanistan to "govern," visiting U.S. Vice President Joe Biden told President Hamid Karzai on Tuesday.

'Heil Rover!' Hitler-imitating dog enraged Nazis

Germany's Nazi government was so angry about a dog trained to imitate Hitler that it started an obsessive campaign against its Finnish owner, according to newly discovered documents.