Mauritania's president shot by troops |
- Mauritania's president shot by troops
- UK newspaper may sue Armstrong
- Tropical Storm Rafael pummels Virgin Islands, heads toward Bermuda
- Pakistan teen's fight to survive shooting 'slow and steady'
- 5 Royal Marines charged with murder in Afghanistan death
- Report: 'Generals for hire' scandal snares retired military figures in UK
- IMF warns recovery could be derailed
- Football fans set stands on fire in Senegal-Ivory Coast match
- Ghanaian king's luggage, jewelry swiped from Norwegian hotel
| Mauritania's president shot by troops Posted: 14 Oct 2012 10:42 AM PDT Mauritania's president was admitted to a French military hospital for treatment today, hours after he said troops had shot him by accident. Others believe the shooting may have been something more sinister.       |
| UK newspaper may sue Armstrong Posted: 14 Oct 2012 04:32 AM PDT London's Sunday Times is considering suing Lance Armstrong over a libel case he brought against the newspaper over doping allegations which resulted in a costly payout.    |
| Tropical Storm Rafael pummels Virgin Islands, heads toward Bermuda Posted: 14 Oct 2012 04:18 AM PDT Tropical Storm Rafael unleashed heavy rain and powerful gusts on the Virgin Islands early Sunday and could turn into a hurricane by Monday, forecasters said.    |
| Pakistan teen's fight to survive shooting 'slow and steady' Posted: 14 Oct 2012 05:28 AM PDT Malala Yousufzai's defiance is the stuff of legend: A 14-year-old teenager who took to the Internet to tell the world of her daily battle against the Pakistan Taliban to get an education.    |
| 5 Royal Marines charged with murder in Afghanistan death Posted: 14 Oct 2012 04:24 AM PDT Five Royal Marines have been charged with murder for the death of a man in Afghanistan's Helmand province last year, authorities said Sunday.    |
| Report: 'Generals for hire' scandal snares retired military figures in UK Posted: 14 Oct 2012 04:22 AM PDT Some of Britain's most influential former military figures are under investigation after allegedly boasting about their ability to secure arms contracts for private firms in violation of British law.    |
| IMF warns recovery could be derailed Posted: 14 Oct 2012 04:19 AM PDT The International Monetary Fund on Saturday sounded a note of cautious optimism on the global economy, but warned that recovery will be derailed if officials relent on policy commitments.    |
| Football fans set stands on fire in Senegal-Ivory Coast match Posted: 14 Oct 2012 04:28 AM PDT Irate football fans set fire to stands and hurled objects onto the field during an African Cup qualifying match between Senegal and Ivory Coast on Saturday.    |
| Ghanaian king's luggage, jewelry swiped from Norwegian hotel Posted: 14 Oct 2012 04:33 AM PDT Rather than getting treated like royalty, an African king got a rude introduction to Norway when thieves made off with his luggage -- with his precious, valuable jewelry tucked inside.    |
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