Syria Resolution Push.. Deadly Earthquake.. Putin's New Wife?

Leaders Renew Push For Syria Resolution At UN

Leaders Renew Push For Syria Resolution At UN

Russia, Assad's main backer, said there was a "common understanding" with the United States on how to move toward agreement for a U.N. resolution that would support the chemical arms deal, but both nations said there was more work to be done.

Earthquake Kills Hundreds

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Rouhani Recognizes Holocaust As Crime Against Jews

Straying from the beliefs of his predecessor, Iran's President Hasan Rouhani has recognized the Holocaust, calling it a "reprehensible" crime against Jews.

UN Chemical Weapons Inspectors Return To Damascus

A week after confirming the use of Sarin gas in an attack that killed hundreds of Syrians, U.N. inspectors have returned to Damascus.

Man Sentenced To Death For Slamming Toddler To Ground In Parking Lot

The 2-year-old girl was severely injured and died in a hospital days after the incident. Her attacker, Han Lei, fled the scene, but police caught him the following day. In court, he said he thought he had been throwing a shopping cart to the ground.

British Man Arrested In Nairobi After Westgate Mall Siege

Rumors have swirled about the potential involvement of British and American citizens in the Westgate mall attack, though no confirmation has come through of the man's connection to the deadly standoff.

22 Named As Suspects In Deadly Spain Train Crash

A court statement said Judge Luis Alaez has asked the Adif officials, including the company's three most recent presidents, to come in for questioning as suspects in the crash that killed 79 people.

Egypt Shuts Down Muslim Brotherhood Newspaper

The closure comes two days after a court ordered the group outlawed and its assets seized. Egypt's interim government however said Tuesday that it would not ban the group until the ruling is upheld by a higher tribunal.