7 Killed in Syria as More UN Monitors Arrive
Activists say Syrian forces killed at least seven people on Wednesday as a small group of U.N. observers resumed their mission to monitor a shaky truce in the government's year-long conflict with rebels.
North Korea Boasts of Ability to Destroy US Military in 'Single Blow'
North Korea's army marked its 80th anniversary Wednesday with a vow to retaliate against what its chief of staff terms the traitors in the South.
US Supreme Court Hears Arizona Immigration Controversy
The U.S. Supreme Court is hearing arguments Wednesday on a controversial immigration law in Arizona that supporters say is necessary, but opponents say unfairly targets all immigrants.
Romney Claims Mantle of Republican Presidential Nominee
Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney is turning his attention toward the November general election — and U.S. President Barack Obama — after effectively securing his party's nomination with five state primary election victories Tuesday.