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Jul 31, 2010 9:19am

Russia wildfires kill 25

At least 25 people have been killed and thousands left homeless by wildfires sweeping through western Russia, authorities said Saturday.
8:55am

Data recorders found in Pakistan crash

The data recorders for the plane that crashed and killed 152 people in Pakistan has been found, a government official said Saturday.
8:24am

800 die in Pakistan flooding

Hundreds of people died when floodwaters swept away their mud homes in Pakistan's Swat Valley. The death toll from flood is now at least 800.
8:05am

Thousands mourn Love Parade victims

Thousands of people are expected to gather today for a memorial service a week after a stampede at a German music festival killed 21 people.
7:06am

Hamas leader dies in Israeli airstrike

A senior Hamas member was killed during Israeli airstrikes in Gaza, Hamas security forces said Saturday.
4:11am

Wildfire rages in Los Angeles County

Firefighters continued to battle a wildfire Saturday as flames encroached on power lines that provide electricity throughout the region.
12:23am

No quick hearing on AZ immigration law

A federal appeals court has denied Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer's request for an expedited hearing on the state's controversial immigration law. Instead, the case has been scheduled for a hearing during the first week in November.
Jul 30, 2010 7:01pm

Obama to Iran: Free the American hikers

President Barack Obama is calling for the immediate release of three American hikers seized by Iranian forces along the Iraqi border who will have been in custody for exactly a year on Saturday.
6:28pm

No 'obituary' yet for Gulf oil disaster

Federal officials are far from ready to "write the obituary" on the Gulf oil spill, even as crews work toward two efforts to seal the crippled BP well once and for all.
11:51am

WikiLeaks founder fires back at Gates

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange rejected criticism from the U.S. secretary of defense, who he said "has overseen the killings of thousands of children and adults."