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North Korea has launched its annual Arirang festival, featuring tens of thousands of performers in a highly-choreographed display of patriotism and support for the ruling Kim dynasty.

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Devastating Drone Report

Top General Lays Out U.S. Options In Syria

The top US general has informed Congress of options for military intervention in Syria, but stressed that the decision of whether to go to war was one for civilian leaders.

At Least 6 Killed In Cairo University Clashes

Clashes between supporters and opponents of the country's ousted president before dawn on Tuesday near the main campus of Cairo University left six dead, a senior medical official said.

Al Qaeda Claims Deadly Prison Raids In Iraq

Al Qaeda's branch in Iraq claimed responsibility Tuesday for audacious raids on two high-security prisons on the outskirts of Baghdad this week that killed dozens and set free hundreds of inmates, including some of its followers.

Report: Female Genital Mutilation On The Decline

Despite a global decline in the practice of female genital mutilation, 30 million girls are currently at risk of being cut. That is the conclusion of a new report by the United Nations' Children's Fund released on Monday.

LOOK: Images Show North Korean Launch-Pad Halt

An eight-month construction standstill at a North Korean site meant to launch bigger and better long-range rockets may signal Pyongyang is slowing or even stopping development of larger rockets, according to a new analysis of recent satellite imagery.

Amid Royal Baby Mania, Cries Of Refugee Newborns Unheard

International media descended on London for the much anticipated arrival of the Duchess of Cambridge's royal offspring Monday. But amid the baby mania, some pointed out that in the time it took for Kate Middleton to give birth, women in refugee camps around the world were also becoming new moms, albeit with much less fanfare.