SANA’A - Suspected Al Qaeda militants opened fire at the British embassy in the Yemeni capital of Sanaa late Monday, and fled the spot immediately, police said.
WASHINGTON - As leaks by a whistleblower site laid bare past links between the Pakistani spy agency ISI and terror outfits, the United States asked Islamabad to punish those behind 26/11 Mumbai attacks to convince India it has changed.
TSA screener in USVI guilty of jury tampering
Woman sentenced to prison for faking breast cancer
Rambus patent battle with Nvidia grinds on
Mexico sends human rights inspectors to border
Man tells Texas jury he didn’t starve 3 children
Rapper DMX begins 90-day jail sentence in LA
Woman sentenced to jail for faking breast cancer
Florida State linebacker Carr faces felony charges
Detroit worries show will push ‘Murder City’ image
6-month-long NY body armor fraud trial nears end
Khmer Rouge jailer faces 19 years for 16,000 dead
Appeals court rules on scope of migratory bird act
Man pleads not guilty in Beverly Hills stabbing
Blagojevich judge, attorney clash; jury sent home
CAPITAL CULTURE: Salahi ready for her close-up
Ex-Guantanamo detainee charged in native Algeria
Jury finds Texas man guilty of beheading children
Mexican police investigate possible new drug gang
NFL: No change in Vick’s playing status
BETHLEHEM, Pa. — Michael Vick said Monday that he cried following the shooting after his 30th birthday bash, but not because he had done anything wrong.
KARBALA/BAGHDAD - At least 40 people were killed and 68 injured in two bomb attacks Monday in the Shiite holy city of Karbala as large crowds gathered for a religious ceremony, witnesses and doctors said.
Immigrant groups criticize fingerprint initiative
Afghan businesses, troops accused of stealing fuel
German prosecutors probe 20 Love Parade deaths
Death toll at German music festival rises to 20
WASHINGTON - Pakistan’s Inter-Service Intelligence (ISI) orchestrated the suicide attack on the Indian embassy in Kabul in 2008 and paid the Taliban to kill Indian contractors in Afghanistan, secret US documents released by the website Wikileaks revealed.
Trial starts in alleged extortion of Ky. coach
Iran’s opposition leader warns rulers could topple
Ohio 4-year-old tips police to mother’s slaying
L’Oreal heiress questioned by French police
KABUL - A rocket attack by NATO-lead foreign forces killed 52 civilians in southern Afghanistan, President Karzai’s office said in a statement Monday.
Police: Drexel hoops players face robbery charges
Prosecutor: Blagojevich money woes led to scheme
Jurors hear closings at JFK bomb plot trial
Prosecutor: Blagojevich guilty of shakedown scheme
Closing arguments begin in Blagojevich trial
Trial of 2 men accused of JFK bomb plot nears end
Russia, US uncover nascent cocaine trade scheme
11 Somali pirates get decade in Seychelles prison
‘South Park’ critic due in court on terror charges
NH ex-teacher pleads guilty on nude photo charge
NEW DELHI - The Supreme Court Monday issued notice on 48 appeals filed by the Maharashtra government seeking enhancement of sentence of 67 accused who were awarded varying jail terms by the trial court for their involvement in the 1993 Mumbai blasts.
