Police feared terrorist attack after arrest of Jackson for child molestation in 2003
Terrorist attack feared after ‘03 Jackson arrest Teenage Dutch sailor Laura Dekker sees life unravel after court blocks dream voyage
Young sailor Dekker’s dreams dashed THE HAGUE, Netherlands — Just four months ago Laura Dekker was a carefree 13-year-old with an extraordinary dream — to become the youngest person to sail solo around the world. On Tuesday, police hauled her home — clutching a suitcase and guitar — from a mystery trip to the Caribbean, and child care workers sought to remove her from her father’s custody. Police feared terrorist attack after arrest of Jackson for child molestation
Terrorist attack feared after Jackson arrest Prince William spends night on London streets to support homeless teens
Prince William spends night on London streets Prince William spends a night on London street to support homeless teens
Prince William spends a night on the streets German police: Body found in river is missing American Devon Hollahan
Police: Body found in river missing American man Thousands of Latin American holiday travelers hit as Spanish airline is grounded by debt
Spanish airline is grounded MADRID — Spain’s Development Ministry said Tuesday it had withdrawn the flying license for debt-stricken Air Comet, leaving thousands of Christmas travelers to Latin American destinations stranded at Madrid’s airport. Druids, pagans mark shortest day of year during foggy sunrise at Stonehenge
Druids, pagans mark shortest day of year LONDON — Hundreds of people have celebrated the winter solstice at Stonehenge, braving snowy travel conditions and a morning fog. Ticket number 78294 draws top prize in Spain’s $3 billion El Gordo lottery
Spanish lottery hands out more than $3 billion Medieval ‘mourners’ to begin 7-city US tour next year in 1st display together outside France
Medieval ‘mourners’ to leave France for US tour Teenage sailor Laura Dekker arrives back in the Netherlands after flying to Caribbean
Young sailor Dekker flies back to the Netherlands China rejects British official’s charge that Beijing ‘hijacked’ climate talksItalian doctors give police OK to question fugitive American doctor found at Mont Blanc
Missing US doctor OK to be questioned by police Iranian FM expects speedy trial of 3 Americans who crossed border from Iraq
Iran expects speedy trial of 3 American hikers Report: UN investigators believe Guinea massacre was ‘crime against humanity’
Report: Guinea massacre ‘crime against humanity’ US ambassador rejects Austrian charge of ‘improper’ pressure to send troops to Afghanistan
US rejects Austrian criticism over Afghanistan Greek officials complete restoration project on ancient entrance to the Acropolis
Greeks finish Propylaea restoration on Acropolis French president demands Eurostar service resume by Tuesday and wants plan to fix problem
Sarkozy demands Eurostar restart Tuesday PARIS — President Nicolas Sarkozy has ordered the head of the French train authority to get Eurostar traffic moving again by Tuesday. Pope: visit to Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial was ‘upsetting encounter’ with cruelty
Pope says visit to Holocaust memorial “upsetting” Dutch child care authorities, police seek to unravel mystery of young sailor’s Caribbean trip
Authorities seek to explain young sailor’s trip Reports: Police find teenage Dutch sailor on Caribbean island
Reports: Dutch teen sailor found in Caribbean Egypt antiquities chief says he will ask Berlin to return Nefertiti bust
Egypt antiquities chief to demand Nefertiti bust Chavez says US spy plane violated Venezuela’s airspace, tells military to shoot down others
Chavez: US spy plane violated Venezuela’s airspace Israel harvested organs from bodies, including Palestinians, in 1990s without permission
Israel harvested organs in ’90s without permission Shedding lifetime of shame, French children of war find German roots and, at last, acceptance
French WWII babies shed shame, find German roots 3rd Guantanamo detainee heading to Italy, to be prosecuted for terrorism
3rd Guantanamo detainee heading to Italy ROME — State-run and private television stations say a third Tunisian detainee from Guantanamo Bay is being moved to Italy to face international terrorism charges for having allegedly recruited fighters for Afghanistan. Dutch police: Teenager who fought for right to sail solo around world is missing
Dutch teen who sought solo sailing trip disappears Dutch police say teenager who fought for right to sail solo around world is missing
Dutch teen who sought solo sailing trip disappears Germany’s Merkel defends Copenhagen accord as 1st step to climate action
Germany’s Merkel defends climate accord BERLIN — German Chancellor Angela Merkel is defending the much-criticized outcome of the Copenhagen climate summit as a first step that paves the way for action. Vatican cracks down on unauthorized use of papal image, says permission now required
Vatican cracks down on phoney use of papal image |