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United states President barack obama has paid homage to the heroes of D-Day, saying their assault on Normandy's beaches exactly 65 years ago had helped save the world from evil and tyranny.

A security guard for a provincial police chief was killed Saturday in a suicide bombing in western Iraq, state-run media reported.

US secretary of state Hillary Clinton roughly rejected any secret Bush agreements with Israel on expanding settlements. She meant to have the last word and shut down the Obama administration's settlement freeze argument with Israel. But she only threw fresh fuel on the fire. It is now a straight issue of word against word, Washington versus Jerusalem's - a dark point from which to restart any peace process.

President barack obama has said the united states will not 'continue a policy of rewarding provocation' in relation to North Korea. The American leader, speaking in Paris where he is attending a memorial service marking the 65th anniversary of the D-Day landings, vowed to crack down on Pyonyang for its continuation of nuclear missile tests.

Authorities say two men who escaped a rural Alabama prison have been arrested with two suspected accomplices after a nearly 14-hour standoff more than 1,200 miles away in North Dakota. A federal law enforcement official who requested anonymity because he wasn'... Sponsored Topics: North Dakota - Alabama - united states - Society and Culture - Law enforcement agency

DRESDEN, Germany — President Obama on Friday intensified his pledge to unlock the Middle East stalemate, sending an envoy next week to pursue his call for a two-state solution, as he toured a f...

WASHINGTON - U.S. President barack obama said Saturday he is going to take a “very hard look” at the U.S. approach toward North Korea because of what he described as “extraordinarily provocative” actions by Pyongyang. Mr. Obama said the united states does not intend to continue a policy of rewarding provocation and called on North Korea [...]

The death toll from a fire Friday at a Mexican day care center in the northwestern state of Sonora has risen to at least 31, the government reported Saturday via the state-run news agency.

The death toll from a fire Friday at a Mexican day care center in the northwestern state of Sonora has risen to at least 31, the government reported Saturday via the state-run news agency.

Parents rush to burning building where 100 children were being supervisedAt least 31 children were killed and dozens injured after flames engulfed a nursery in northern Mexico, officials said today.The fire may have started at a tyre and car warehouse on Friday afternoon and spread to the nearby ABC nursery in the city of Hermosillo, said José Larrinaga, a spokesman for Sonora state investigators. But he said the cause of the fire and its origins were still under investigation.The fire was brought under control within two hours and most children died of asphyxiation, he said.Guadalupe Ayala, a coordinator of Red Cross rescue workers, said around 100 children were in the nursery when the fire started. Their ages ranged from six months to five years.'Firefighters had to knock holes in the walls to get the children,' she said.The Sonora governor, Eduardo Bours, said five nursery employees and 26 children were taken to hospital, according to the government news agency, Notimex.The Hermosil