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  • Death toll rises as hopes fade in Brazil buildings collapse

    The death toll in the collapse of three buildings in Rio de Janeiro rose to 15 Friday night as rescuers found two more bodies, state media reported.

  • Tribal clashes kill at least 7 in Kenya

    Clashes between two tribes in northern Kenya left at least seven people dead this week, a local government official said Saturday.

  • Sandusky asks judge to let him visit with his grandchildren

    Despite being accused of child sex abuse, Jerry Sandusky is asking a judge to modify the terms of his bail so he can see his grandchildren, according to court documents.

  • Iran's envoy to IAEA is hopeful on eve of nuclear watchdog visit

    Iran's envoy to the International Atomic Energy Agency said Friday he is hopeful that the recent planned visit by representatives of the nuclear watchdog will "resolve any ambiguity and show (our) transparency and cooperation with the agency."

  • Etta James funeral set for Saturday

    The funeral for Etta James, the legendary singer whose earthy vocals bridged genres from blues to rock, was set for Saturday at a Southern California cemetery, the family said.

  • Alleged rape by Kelly prompted paralegal's abortion, source says

    A paralegal who accused the New York police commissioner's son of raping her inside a Manhattan law firm said the incident left her pregnant and prompted her to get an abortion, according to a source familiar with the investigation.

  • U.S. to send MIA team to North Korea for first time since '05

    The United States will send a team to North Korea this year to search for the remains of missing U.S. veterans of the Korean War, the Defense Department announced Friday.

  • Justice sends more 'Fast and Furious' documents to Congress

    The Justice Department on Friday night provided Congress with a new batch of Operation Fast and Furious documents from early 2011.

  • Being ex-president can be lucrative gig

    Being president pays; $400,000 a year, in fact.

  • Pardoned Mississippi murderer drops out of sight

    The "Reward" sign being nailed above the convenience store counter takes on a little more meaning here in Desoto County, Mississippi. At the Old Road Store, it's personal.

  • U.S. Army, Marines reboot training to focus on waging more conventional wars

    The U.S. military has been at war for more than a decade, its longest stretch of continuous fighting ever. But the new budget released this week by Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta includes a mandate for new training in how to fight a war.

  • Experts divided on Pentagon's proposed cuts

    Some military experts Friday called Defense Secretary Leon Panetta's proposed budget cuts "much ado about nothing," but others expressed concern about the potential of a shrinking U.S. military in the strategic Mideast and Asia.

  • Child murderer's story began falling apart in polygraph test

    The day after little Jorelys Rivera's mangled body was found in a suburban Atlanta trash compactor, Ryan Brunn sat in a stark room for a police interview. He began with confidence, but ended with trouble.

  • Despite compensation offer, Italian cruise ship survivors sue for damages

    A handful of surviving passengers of the wrecked Costa Concordia cruise ship filed a lawsuit against the cruise line on Friday, the same day the company offered each of the hundreds who'd been aboard the vessel a lump sum of 11,000 euros ($14,400).

  • Romney faces Medicare attacks in Florida

    GOP presidential front-runners Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich barnstormed across Florida on Friday, trying to rally supporters and break away in the polls four days before what is shaping up to be a pivotal primary in that state.

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