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‘Decisive action’ against ISIS in Libya soon?

Obama's top military adviser talks openly about stepped-up U.S. military action against ISIS in Libya.

A young mother’s unlikely story of hope

Zebra cousin went extinct 100 years ago. Now, it’s back

Why Africa is no longer ‘poor’

Bombers kill 25 in Cameroon market

Suspected Boko Haram insurgents have blown themselves up in a market in Cameroon, killing at least 25 people and injuring 62 others.

Can NBA follow soccer’s lead?

Mayor gives 16 virgin women scholarship for their chastity

A South African mayor has awarded college scholarships to 16 young women for remaining virgins to encourage others to be "pure and focus on school," her spokesman said on Sunday.…

King Tut’s beard job botched; 8 face charges

Tunisia starts curfew amid protests

Tunisia's government Friday announced a nationwide curfew as it counters demonstrations over a scarcity of jobs -- protests that come five years after similar complaints in the North African country…

Kony Commander accused of war crimes

A commander in African warlord Joseph Kony's militia has been accused before the International Criminal Court in The Hague of atrocities including torture, sexual slavery and forced cannibalism.

Burkina Faso siege: Militants still at large

Evidence of stone age massacre found

In the same deserts where the oldest human fossils were unearthed, scientists now have discovered evidence of mankind's worst invention: warfare. And it appears that man has been at war…

Gunmen attack Mogadishu restaurant

A suicide car bomber and gunmen on Thursday attacked a beachside restaurant in the capital of Somalia, a country that's no stranger to such bloody attacks.