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Drummer Lee Rigby identified as victim of brutal attack in Woolwich (LIVE BLOG)

One of two suspected killers of a British Army soldier in Woolrich is said to be of Nigerian descent and known to an Islamist organization banned in Britain.

13 killed and 16 wounded in explosion in Pakistani city of Quetta (UPDATES)

13 were killed and at least 16 wounded in a blast targeting security forces on the outside of Quetta, Pakistan, on Thursday — an area of the nation that's been stricken with nationalist violence in recent years.

Polish surgeons complete life-saving face transplant

Polish doctors have pulled off a revolutionary face transplant this week.

Obama to visit tornado-ravaged Moore, Oklahoma on Sunday (VIDEO)

US Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano, who was in Oklahoma on Wednesday to help with the recovery efforts, said "we will be here to stay."

UK, Denmark to give Afghan interpreters visas

"The prime minister has been very clear that we should not turn our backs on those who have trod the same path as our soldiers in Helmand, consistently putting their lives at risk to help our troops achieve their mission," Prime Minister David Cameron's office said today in a statement.

London machete attack likely terrorist incident, PM David Cameron says (VIDEO)

One man killed, two others shot in Woolwich, South London on Wednesday after a brutal machete attack.

Friends of Syria coalition wants Hezbollah and Iran to withdraw

A coalition of countries that back the Syrian uprising met Wednesday in Amman to discuss US-Russia brokered peace talks.

IRS House hearing: Lois Lerner pleads the Fifth (LIVE VIDEO)

Lois Lerner, the head of the Internal Revenue Service's tax exempt organizations branch, told a House committee on Wednesday that she did nothing wrong as the person leading the IRS division during the time the agency targeted conservative groups. After asserting her innocence in front of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, Lerner exercised her Fifth Amendment right to avoid self-incrimination, refusing to answer further questions.

FBI identifies 5 Benghazi suspects, but no arrests made: AP report

The US has identified five suspects connected with last year's attack on the diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya, but officials say they want to collect more proof before making arrests, the Associated Press learned. Preparations for a raid to grab the men — now under constant surveillance — have been made, and under laws passed after 9/11, the United States could be legally justified in using military force to seize those it believes are linked to Al Qaeda and terrorist attacks.
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