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Scores killed in shelling of Syrian city of Homs
By Bassem Mroue, Assosciated Press: BEIRUT — Syrian troops bombed residential neighborhoods in the central city of Homs Wednesday for the fifth straight day, killing scores of people in what activists say is the regime's final push to retake areas controlled by the rebels....
US searches for strategy to halt Syria violence
By Bradley Klapper, Associated Press: WASHINGTON — The United States appears to be out of answers on what to do with...
Egypt's Mubarak to be moved to prison for 1st time
By Maggie Madel and Hamza Hemdawi, Associated Press: CAIRO — Egyptian officials say Hosni Mubarak will shortly be moved to a prison hospital as soon as the facility is upgraded to house the...
Egypt to try 19 Americans in case straining ties
By Hamza Hemdawi, Associated Press: CAIRO — Ignoring a U.S. threat to cut off aid, Egypt on Sunday referred 19 Americans and 24 other employees of nonprofit groups to trial before a criminal...
South Africa recalls 1.35 million condoms
By Michelle Faul, Associated Press: JOHANNESBURG — South Africa is recalling 1.35 million condoms given away at the African National Congress party's centenary celebrations amid charges some...
More lawsuits filed over sex abuse of Haitian boys
By John Christoffermen, Associated Press: NEW HAVEN, Conn. - Seventeen Haitian men are suing Fairfield University in Connecticut, the Society of Jesus and others alleging they failed to protect...
US condemns Iranian death sentence for American
By Bradley Klapper, Associated Press: WASHINGTON - The Obama administration Monday rejected Iran's charge that a young Iranian-American man used a family trip to Iran as cover for espionage, after...
Youth movement in Senegal may give superstar votes needed for nation's presidency
Global Information Network - A fired up youth movement in Senegal may give superstar Youssou Ndour the votes needed to capture the nations presidency in next months...
Minnesota Somalis rally against suspension of money transfers
Global Information Network - A major bank in Minneapolis has closed the accounts of companies wiring money to Somalia from their U.S.-based families, creating a crisis for Somalis who depend...