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Top Irish cardinal accused over child abuse probe (16 Mar 2010)
Ireland's top Catholic cardinal faces growing outrage over his role in investigating one of the country's most notorious child-abusing priests.
Tiger Woods to play in U.S. Masters (16 Mar 2010)
Tiger Woods says he will play at the U.S. Masters in April after being sidelined from golf by a sex scandal. He also said he still has "work to do" in his personal life.
Defiant Beckham says he will return (16 Mar 2010)
Football icon David Beckham has vowed to battle back to "full fitness" after having surgery to repair his ruptured Achilles tendon.
Palestinians riot over synagogue (16 Mar 2010)
Palestinians in disputed East Jerusalem hurl rocks and burn tires as Hamas calls for a "day of rage" to protest the reopening of a landmark synagogue after 60 years.
Thai 'red shirts' give blood for protest (16 Mar 2010)
Thai protesters plan to douse government offices in hundreds of liters of their own blood unless Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva heeds their call for fresh elections.
Kidnapped UK boy found in Pakistan (16 Mar 2010)
A five-year-old British boy who was kidnapped in Pakistan earlier this month has been found safe, the British High Commission said Tuesday.
Experts: Lost Shakespeare play no hoax (16 Mar 2010)
Shakespearean experts have deemed a play dismissed as an elaborate theatrical hoax by 18th Century critics to be the true, albeit heavily diluted, work of the Bard.
EU: Pirates free ship after ransom paid (16 Mar 2010)
A ship held captive by pirates in the Indian Ocean since November was released Tuesday after a ransom was paid, the EU's Naval Force Somalia (NAVFOR) reported.
Rare anger as Nigerians cry 'enough' (16 Mar 2010)
Thousands of Nigerian youths took to the streets Tuesday in a rare display of public anger over issues ranging from infrastructure failings, fuel shortages and power blackouts that reflect growing pressure on the country's ailing president.
Clinton dismisses any crisis with Israel (16 Mar 2010)
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton dismisses the view that relations between the United States and Israel are in crisis after a row between the two countries over settlements.
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Slain couple couldn't outrun gang (16 Mar 2010)
Lesley Enriquez and Arthur Redelfs took their baby to a birthday party last weekend, but never made it home. A Mexican drug gang chased them down and shot them, leaving the little girl an orphan.
Clinton dismisses any crisis with Israel (16 Mar 2010)
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton dismisses the view that relations between the United States and Israel are in crisis after a row between the two countries over settlements.
Women fear violence in Haitian camps (16 Mar 2010)
Carine Exantus should be sitting in her college communications class. Instead, the 22-year-old is teaching herself how to avoid being attacked by the men who live in her new neighborhood -- a maze of makeshift shelters spaced so close together that it is hard to get between them but easy to get inside.
2 charged in 'plot to kill Swedish cartoonist' (16 Mar 2010)
Irish authorities said Tuesday they have charged two men who were reportedly part of an international plot to kill a controversial Swedish cartoonist.
Thai protesters collect blood for message (16 Mar 2010)
Anti-government protesters launched a blood drive Tuesday to collect enough samples to douse the ministers' offices.
India investigates shooting at space facility (16 Mar 2010)
Indian investigators are probing a Tuesday pre-dawn firing on guards posted at a space research center, authorities said.
Kidnapped British boy found safe in Pakistan (16 Mar 2010)
A five-year-old British boy who was kidnapped in Pakistan earlier this month has been found safe, the British High Commission said Tuesday.
Former CIA spy speaks out in new book about war on terror (16 Mar 2010)
Just months after the 9/11 attacks, the United States appeared to have its biggest catch in the newly launched war on terror.
Beckham vows to return to pitch (16 Mar 2010)
Football icon David Beckham has vowed to battle back to "full fitness" after having surgery to repair his ruptured Achilles tendon.
Teen king lives dual life (16 Mar 2010)
He bobs his head to rapper Jay-Z, plays video games and reads "Twilight" vampire books. He's also king to more than 2 million people in Uganda's Tooro kingdom.
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