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• Nov 10, 2011

  Pope Benedict XVI to Visit Cuba, Mexico Next Spring

  The Vatican has announced that Pope Benedict XVI is planning to visit Mexico and the island of Cuba this coming spring.

• Nov 10, 2011

  Missing Baby Lisa Irwin: Could Mystery Call Lead to More Clues?

  More than four weeks into the case of the missing blue-eyed baby Lisa Irwin, clues continue to emerge as to what might have happened the night the child went missing. An emerging pointer in the baby Lisa case might come from a mysterious phone call placed the evening the girl disappeared.

• Nov 10, 2011

  China Mine Blast Kills 20, Dozens Remain Trapped

  A mine explosion, caused by a gas leak in China, has killed at least 20 miners and left dozens trapped in the southwest province of Yunnan Thursday.

• Nov 9, 2011

  Is Iran Building a Nuclear Bomb? Nuclear Program Slammed by World Leaders

  The United Nation’s International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has released a report today claiming that it has “credible” evidence that Iran is building a nuclear bomb.

• Nov 9, 2011

  Bering Sea Storm: Powerful Winds Rip Roofs From Alaskan Homes

  The epic Bering Sea storm slammed into western Alaska Wednesday. The storm is accompanied by powerful hurricane-force winds, surging seas, and destructive waves – which have flooded the Alaskan town of Nome.

• Nov 9, 2011

  Haiti Group Demands UN Pay For Cholera Outbreak

  A Boston-based human rights group has filed claims against the United Nations over allegations that the international group is responsible for negligent introductions of cholera in Haiti.

• Nov 9, 2011

  Clashes in Afghanistan Kill Dozens of Taliban Near Pakistan Border

  After mounting an attack on a foreign troop base in eastern Afghanistan late Tuesday, as much as 70 Taliban fighters were killed.

• Nov 9, 2011

  Missing Baby Lisa Irwin: New Details Emerge as Neighbor Comes Forward

  A male neighbor has come forward to offer new details on the baby Lisa case, according to recent reports.

• Nov 9, 2011

  Iran Strike: Israeli Defense Minister Not Ruling It Out

  Israel’s defense minister is not ruling out the potentiality of the small nuclear-armed country to carry out preemptive strikes against its nuclear ambitious foe, Iran.

• Nov 9, 2011

  Will Silvio Berlusconi’s Exit Fix Italy’s Finances?

  What will Berlusconi's voluntarily exit mean for Italy and the euro zone’s financial woes?