Jackson family order new autopsy as anger mounts
The family of Michael Jackson ordered a second autopsy of the tragic pop icon Saturday as associates told of mounting anger over "unanswered questions" surrounding the superstar`s death.
Turkey to 'never give up' EU bid Turkey has urged France and Germany to back its bid to join the EU, rejecting calls for a special partnership rather than full membership.
Jackson verdict 'weeks away' as drug rumors swirl Michael Jackson`s cause of death will not be confirmed for several weeks, officials said, as attention turned to the possible involvement of drugs in the tragic King of Pop`s demise.
Jackson death stuns world, spotlight on role of drugs Michael Jackson`s autopsy was to get underway Friday as attention turned to the possible role of drugs in the King of Pop`s death and tributes poured in from all corners of the globe.
'Significant questions' over Iran elections: Obama US President Barack Obama said Tuesday there were "significant questions about the legitimacy" of the Iran elections.
Three German soldiers killed in Afghanistan: Berlin Three German soldiers were killed in Afghanistan Tuesday when their patrol near the northern city of Kunduz came under fire, the German defence minister said.
Kyrgyzstan allows US to keep using base The United States and Kyrgyzstan signed a deal on the transit of supplies to Afghanistan that will effectively keep open a US airbase that Kyrgyz authorities had ordered shut, officials said Tuesday.
Russia, US resume landmark nuclear talks US and Russian negotiators met in Geneva on Tuesday to discuss new cuts in nuclear weapons arsenals, their last scheduled round of talks before a summit between their presidents next month.
Israel frees Hamas Palestinian parliament speaker Israel on Tuesday released the Hamas speaker of the Palestinian parliament, Aziz Dweik, after nearly three years in prison, his lawyer said.
Sub follows signal from Air France black boxes A French miniature submarine has been launched after a "very weak" signal was detected from the flight recorders of the Air France jetliner that crashed in the Atlantic, Le Monde reported.
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President Barack Obama on Saturday urged his fellow Americans to get tested for HIV in an effort to reduce transmission of the virus that causes AIDS.
US President Barack Obama on Saturday urged the US Senate to pass his clean energy bill, arguing that the nation that manages to harness clean energy "will be the nation that leads the 21st century global economy."