DALLAS — The doctors and nurses at Parkland Memorial Hospital knew a lot about Zahira Domínguez, a maternity patient who was
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BAGHDAD, Iraq, July 18— A bomb killed 53 people and wounded more than 100 in the Shiite city of Kufa today, a day after at least
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SECOVLJE, Slovenia, or PLOVANIJA, Croatia, July 14 — Even in a very small country like Slovenia, population under two million,
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JERUSALEM, July 17 — Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain and Secretary General Kofi Annan of the United Nations called Monday
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A microphone picked up US President George W Bush saying that Syria should press Hezbollah to 'stop doing this shit' and that his
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An Ulsterwoman living in Beirut was last night gathering essential supplies ahead of an uncertain future in war-torn Lebanon.
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SYDNEY, July 18 (Reuters) - A tsunami that hit Indonesia's Java island killing at least 230 people remained localised because the
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JERUSALEM -- As Israeli warplanes pounded Lebanon for a sixth consecutive day, Prime Minister Ehud Olmert vowed Israel will
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KANDAHAR, Afghanistan -- Facing ambushes and small pockets of resistance, Canadian soldiers continued fighting Sunday as a major
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The death toll of tropical storm Bilis has climbed to 164 as heavy rains continue to pound southern provinces, the Ministry of
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The G-8 summit in St. Petersburg concluded Monday with few of the desired agreements on trade and energy security in place, as
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ABUJA, Nigeria — Former President Clinton told African leaders Monday that they need to strengthen their governments so that they
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