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Crowded bus plunges off bridge into river in Vietnam, killing 34 people and injuring 21

HANOI, Vietnam - A crowded overnight bus plunged off a bridge into a river in central Vietnam, killing 34 passengers and injuring 21 others in one of the country's deadliest road accidents....

posted: May 17,2012





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Prisoners begin leaving Venezuela prison after day of gunfire, tear gas amid standoff

CARACAS, Venezuela - More than 100 prisoners filed out of a Venezuelan prison among National Guard troops on Thursday night after heavy gunfire erupted amid a nearly three-week standoff pitting armed inmates against security forces....


China sentences fugitive who sought refuge in Canada to life in prison

BEIJING, China - The man once considered China's most-wanted fugitive was sentenced to life in prison Friday after he unsuccessfully fought an extradition battle for more than a decade to stay in Canada....


New Zealand police charge driver in minivan crash that killed 3 fellow Boston U students

WELLINGTON, New Zealand - New Zealand police filed charges Friday against a 20-year-old Boston University student who drove a minivan in a crash that killed three of his college classmates last week....


Activist in diplomatic tussle says China plans to have family's passports ready within 2 weeks

BEIJING, China - The activist who was at the centre of a diplomatic tussle between Beijing and Washington said Thursday that Chinese officials have told him the passports that he and his family just applied for should be ready within two...


Jurors hear final arguments over whether the John Edwards sex scandal coverup was a crime

GREENSBORO, N.C. - A prosecutor used John Edwards' own stump speech against him in closing arguments at his corruption trial Thursday, saying the presidential candidate violated campaign finance laws meant to protect "the two Americas" in...


Justice delayed: Mladic's war crimes trial held up due to prosecutors' evidence errors

THE HAGUE, Netherlands - An apparent clerical error prompted judges to postpone the long-awaited war crimes trial of former Bosnian Serb military leader Ratko Mladic on Thursday, possibly for months....








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