Death toll climbs as typhoon leaves Japan
The death toll climbed to 10 in Japan as the remnants of former Typhoon Roke raced into the northern Pacific on Thursday, government officials said.
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35 bodies found in Mexican roadway
Investigators say they have a video that may hold clues to how unidentified men managed to drive two open-back trucks filled with 35 bodies through rush-hour traffic and then abandon them, blocking traffic and leaving bodies on the highway.
Typhoon hits Japan, kills 4
A powerful typhoon made landfall in Japan on Wednesday, killing four people, lashing some areas with heavy rainfall and bringing more woe to a nation already trying to recover from a natural disaster.
Freed American hikers arrive in Oman
After more than two years in an Iranian prison, American hikers Josh Fattal and Shane Bauer are free.
Tropical Storm Ophelia gathers over Atlantic
Tropical Storm Ophelia was moving west over the Atlantic early Wednesday, but there are no coastal watches or warnings in effect, forecasters said.
Sexual violence: Invisible casualties in Colombia
In Colombia's decades-old war between the state, guerrillas and paramilitaries, one nearly invisible group of casualties has stacked up.
Blast damages Amsterdam court building
An explosion blew out windows at a court in the Netherlands early Wednesday, police in Amsterdam confirmed.
Blast damages Amsterdam court building
An explosion blew out windows at a court in the Netherlands early Wednesday, police in Amsterdam confirmed.
Yemen tense as protester funerals loom
Yemen was tense but largely peaceful Wednesday, as relatives of people killed in clashes over the past three days prepared to bury their loved ones.
Ex-Afghanistan president assassinated
An Afghan political figure considered vital to peace efforts in the country was assassinated Tuesday, officials said.
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