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8 US Troops Die; New Deadliest Month in Afghan War

4 U.S. Service Members Die in Afghan Attacks

US military: 4 service members killed in the past 24 hours in Afghanistan.
Israel and Hamas close to prisoner swap

Closing in on Israel-Hamas Prisoner Swap

Israel and Hamas admit significant progress in prisoner swap deal.

Miners' Families Demand Answers in China Mine Blast

Miners' families demand answers in China mine explosion that killed at least 104

Woman Found 25 Hours After Indonesia Ferry Sank

Rescuers find survivor at sea, 25 hours after Indonesian ferry sank; 29 dead.

Growing up in China a Tough Business?

All work and no play is the norm for most children in China.

Killer Kangaroo Attacks Man and His Dog

Kangaroo tries to drown dog, attacks owner during rescue.

A Shrine Planned For Michael Jackson's Glove?

Macau plans Michael Jackson shrine to house iconic glove.

Attack on Election Convoy Kills 21 Filipinos

Gunmen hijack election convoy in southern Philippines, killing 21

World Markets Rally as Gold Strikes New High

World stock markets rise as gold strikes new high amid renewed dollar weakness

France Shows off Cutting-Edge Navy Ship in Russia

French shows off cutting-edge assault vessel to Russian navy buyers, scaring nearby countries

WATCH: Green Room: Future of Afghanistan

Backstage with Will, Reich, Cheney and Isaacson.

WATCH: Honoring the Fallen

A small town in Britain honors those lost at war in Afghanistan.

WATCH: A Penguin Case of Puppy Love

Sandy won't integrate into penguin population because she loves her zookeeper.
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Documenting the Planet's Demise -- One Striking Photograph at a Time
The World Newser | November 20, 2009 | 6:03 PM EST
In just about two weeks, world leaders will gather in Copenhagen for a summit to tackle the consequences of climate change. And some of the most compelling evidence they'll consider comes from one man... [continue]
President Obama Answers Questions From Anti-Castro Blogger
The World Newser | November 20, 2009 | 5:58 PM EST
ABC's Whitney Lloyd reports from New York: Just 90 miles off the coast of Florida, but a world away in terms of free speech, outspoken anti-Castro blogger Yoani Sanchez published President Obama’s... [continue]
Jim Sciutto: A Tiny Town Salutes Its Fallen
The World Newser | November 20, 2009 | 5:38 PM EST
ABC's Senior Foreign Correspondent Jim Sciutto reports: Today, the tiny British town of Wootton Bassett reached a sad milestone: the 100th time residents have saluted the return of fallen British... [continue]
10 Reasons the Belgians Hate the British
The World Newser | November 20, 2009 | 3:41 PM EST
ABC's Stu Schutzman reports from New York: “They are self centered (Literally: they think they are the belly button of the world).” Not sure what I’d think if I were called the “belly button of the... [continue]
Is Swine Flu Ebbing?
The World Newser | November 20, 2009 | 2:11 PM EST
Well, it just might be. Our ABC News medical unit has been calling around to hospitals across the country…some 3 dozen in all…and are finding that the worst may be behind us. Remember that hospital in... [continue]
Susan Boyle's First Album Makes Amazon CD Sales History
The World Newser | November 20, 2009 | 12:00 PM EST
ABC's Christina Babarovic reports from London: Susan’s done it again: taken the world by storm one more time, defying her critics that her success was just a fluke this year. Susan Boyle’s debut album... [continue]
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