Death toll expected to rise, with about a dozen people still missing and new round of thunderstorms pelting already flood-hit cities of Houston and Austin
It claims corruption committed on American soil and hurt American interests; probe continues
US attorney general describes charges of racketeering, wire fraud and money laundering against 14 people, says America to seek extradition of seven football officials arrested in Switzerland
The IS militants reportedly executed 217 people, including children, nurses and Syrian forces, after taking Palmyra
President Barack Obama's remarks as delivered on May 25, 2015
The opposition quit the peace talks after UPD party leader and his bodyguard were killed in a shooting in Bujumbura Saturday
Interior Ministry says incident not being viewed as terrorist attack, although it was not clear what motivated the soldier
250-kilometer-an-hour twister hits Ciudad Acuna, flinging cars and big-rig trucks into the air, smashing them into houses and buildings in a seven-block area
Setback comes as Saudi-led warplanes pounded Shi'ite Houthi rebel positions in the capital and across country
Discovery prompted crackdown on human trafficking network by Bangkok's military-run government
Shi'ite Muslim militia, government forces launch counter-attack against insurgents in their first attempt to retake the city since it fell to extremist group one week ago
Somali defense ministry says soldiers opened fire on the car of lawmaker Yusuf Dirir because they thought it might be on its way to a suicide bombing
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