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Former NFL star Herschel Walker stopped Hungarian fighter Greg Nagy in the third round Saturday night to win his mixed-martial arts debut.

An Idaho pastor condemned child trafficking as a 'wicked and evil practice,' defending members of his congregation detained in Haiti after they tried to bus 33 children into the Dominican Republic

Aid agencies have warned that Israel's blockade of Gaza is putting the health of many Palestinians at risk. Last week, Israeli authorities have prevented 19 patients from crossing over to Ramallah in the West Bank, which is Palestinian territory, for cornea implants that could save their sight. Ayman Mohyeldin reports from Gaza on the harmful effects of a blockade that has no end in sight.

An Amtrak passenger who alarmed fellow passengers in Colorado by allegedly talking about terrorist threats on a cell phone faces a felony charge of endangering public transportation. Ojore Nuru Lutalo tells the AP his side of the story

A mother whose two toddlers were found dead in the boot of her car has been charged with their murders. .

A theft at an Indiana computer store ended with an employee nearly getting run over. Surveillance tape shows a man and woman entering the store. Shortly thereafter, the man runs out with two computer monitors.

Students at rural southeastern Ohio's Hocking College are on edge after someone scrawled a frightening message on the wall of a bathroom dorm, warning that black students would be killed there on February 2nd.

President Barack Obama vowed in his first State of the Union address Wednesday to make job growth his topmost priority for the year and urged a divided Congress to come together around new stimulus spending and short-term economic relief.

A killer, who taunted police they'd never catch him, has been jailed for life for murdering a teenager more than 26 years ago. Paul Hutchinson pleaded guilty to raping and strangling 16-year-old Colette Aram. He was only caught last year after DNA from the murder scene was linked to his son on the national database. Sky's Darren Little reports.

Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner faced some tough questions and even tougher criticism from the U.S. congress today about his role in the AIG bailout. RT' s Lauren Lyster gives us the scoop on the grilling of Tim Geithner

Mahinda Rajapaksa is celebrating a convincing victory in the country's presidential election. Polls show he beat his rival, the former army general, Sarath Fonseka, by almost twenty per cent. But Fonseka has rejected the result, and troops have been deployed on the streets of the capital, Colombo. Mike Hanna reports.

A truck travelling with its dumper raised has hit a pedestrian footbridge in Istanbul, injuring one person.

An Ohio hospital has told the family of a Connecticut woman mauled and blinded by a chimpanzee a year ago that she is not a candidate for a face and hand transplant

The fourth wife of former Illinois police officer Drew Peterson was sure her husband would kill her, even telling a neighbor days before her disappearance in 2007 that "I'm already dead," according to testimony at a hearing on Monday

Suicide blasts outside hotels popular with Westerners killed dozens of people in Baghdad Monday, according to Iraqi officials. The explosions hit just before the announcement came that Saddam Hussein's cousin was hanged.

The US has taken up Google's fight with China over censorship. Is this an overture in an ill-advised attack on the increasingly important Asian power?

The US Memorial Holocaust Museum in Washington D.C. urges visitors to learn from the lessons of the holocaust, in an effort to stop hatred and injustice, and other crimes against humanity worldwide. Outside the museum, a group of American activists urges visitors to include Palestinians in Gaza today when they think about current injustices. These protesters argue a humanitarian crisis is taking place in the region that the United States is ignoring.

Osama Bin Laden has claimed responsibility for the failed attack on a US airliner on December 25 in a new audio tape. In the tape obtained by Al Jazeera, the world's most wanted man warns Barack Obama, the US president, that there will be more attacks unless he finds a solution to the Palestinian crisis.

A man has been rescued alive from the rubble of a hotel 11 days after the Haitian earthquake.

Performers and celebrities speak out at the "Hope for Haiti Now" telethon organized by George Clooney

Chinese tourists to France increased their spending massively on tax-free luxury goods last year despite the economic crisis, overtaking cash-strapped Russians, a report found on Thursday

A family practice in Lorton, Virginia is patching up the roof after a meteorite crashes through the ceiling and into an exam room

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As more corpses are recovered from the rubble in Haiti, the operation of burying the quake victims becomes an increasingly daunting task. Thousands of bodies have already been placed in a mass grave at the outskirts of the capital, Port-au-Prince. Followers of voodoo, an African-influenced religion which gives special importance to honouring the spirits of the dead, have complained to the government that mass graves are sacrilegious. But authorities say that due to the health hazards associated there is no alternative. Al Jazeera's Rob Reynolds from Port-au-Prince.

British chocolate-maker Cadbury has been swallowed up by the US food giant Kraft for just under $20 billion. Kraft has been trying to take control of Cadbury for some time now, and this improved offer seems to have sealed the deal. Al Jazeera's Jonah Hull reports from Cadbury HQ in Bourneville, in the UK's Midlands.

Republican Scott Brown is now the Senator-elect from Massachusetts, winning the seat once held by the late Sen. Ted Kennedy. Brown's victory over Martha Coakley puts the fate of many Democratic initiatives up in the air.

Barack Obama, the US president, was voted into office on a promise of change, and a wave of hope. One year after his inauguration, Obama still draws plenty of strength from America's black community, which invested high expectations in his candidacy from the start. But polls show white approval of his presidential performance has faded. Al Jazeera's Tom Ackerman looks into the status of race relations in the US in the first of a series of reports on the first 12 months of Obama's historic presidency from inside America and around the world.

Taliban militants attacked government and civilian targets in the capital Kabul Monday, triggering gunbattles. At least five people were reported killed, one of them a child.

(Viewer advisory: some of these images may be disturbing.) Friday's NewsHour ended with a look at the sights and sounds of the Haiti earthquake disaster.

A 13-year-old arrested after a South Florida boy was doused with an accelerant and burned won't face criminal charges. Jeremy Jarvis was the youngest of five arrested for the alleged attack on Michael Brewer.

A law enforcement official says Gov. David Paterson's teenage son was taken into police custody after he was caught rolling dice with boys on a New York City street.

A 15-year-old boy who was set on fire told police six weeks after his October attack that he remembered "cold stuff all over my clothes and ... burning.

An Iranian nuclear physicist has been killed in Tehran - a killing the government is placing squarely on the shoulders of the US and Israel. The US has denied this calling it absurd. Massoud Ali Mohammadi was leaving for his job at Tehran University, when a bomb placed on a motorcycle near his house went off. Al Jazeera's Alireza Roneghi reports from Tehran.

A pet store owner from New Jersey is kidnapped and taken to Missouri, nearly escaping at a gas station. Now, three suspects are in custody, suspects authorities are calling 'bumbling idiots.'

The Australian police are being accused of institutional racism following a series of attacks on Indian students. An Indian man said he was assaulted by four men who set him on fire in Melbourne on Saturday. The incident happened after an Indian student was stabbed to death, but police in Australia's second largest city say neither attack was racially motivated. Al Jazeera's Ashima Thomas reports.

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said he, "could have used a better choice of words" when he made seemingly-racial remarks about then presidential-candidate Barack Obama

Peter Robinson has stepped aside as First Minister of the Northern Ireland Assembly, describing the allegations against him as "unfounded and mischevious". Sky's Stuart Ramsay reports.

The father of the so-called Balloon Boy begins a 30-day jail sentence today in Larimer County, Colorado, for attempting to influence a public servant.

Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid apologized on Saturday for saying Barack Obama should seek and could win the White House because Obama was a "light skinned" African-American "with no Negro dialect, unless he wanted to have one."

Friends of the Chinese man charged with breaching security at Newark Liberty International Airport say he's a romantic who just wanted to see his girlfriend off properly and meant no harm.

Friends of the Chinese man charged with breaching security at Newark Liberty International Airport say he's a romantic who just wanted to see his girlfriend off properly and meant no harm.

Wildlife authorities are raising the red flag over a sharp rise in poaching in the country. Last year alone 214 elephants were killed in the country, the highest number in decades. Now, neighbouring Tanzania is pushing to have its elephants removed from the list of endangered species. That, as Cynthia Vukets reports, would spell doom to Kenyas elephant population.

The big freeze is set to get colder into Sunday with a deluge of snow expected from northern Europe.

Europe remains at the mercy of icy weather with snowfalls and blizzards spelling a miserable weekend for many. At least 200 flights were cancelled at the Frankfurt international airport and the German government has warned people not to travel unless it is absolutely necessary. Al Jazeera's Erica Wood reports.

Northern Ireland MP Iris Robinson is to step down as a politician at Westminster and Stormont following revelations about her affair.

The Jordanian doctor who killed seven CIA employees in a suicide attack in Afghanistan said in video clips broadcast posthumously that all jihadists must attack U.S. targets to avenge the death of Pakistani Taliban chief Baitullah Mehsud.

Two men linked to an alleged al-Qaida associate accused of a plot to attack New York City with homemade bombs were arrested Friday after one of the men caused a traffic accident while under surveillance.

In an upcoming 60 Minutes report, the McCain campaign's political strategist Steve Schmidt slammed Sarah Palin for being inaccurate during the 2008 presidential election.

Fox News' Medical A-Team on return of dangerous teen trend

Police in Arizona are searching for an 8-month-old baby boy missing since Christmas. Randall Pinkston reports on the disappearance and the bizarre custody battle.

With the election of the Barack Obama, a failing economy and anti-immigrant sentiment on the rise, some activists are calling it the perfect storm for recruitment by racist organisations. Supremacist groups are reportedly targeting soldiers returning from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan as well as trying to become part of 'mainstream' conservatism by organising around the successful 'Tea Party' movement.

With the election of the Barack Obama, a failing economy and anti-immigrant sentiment on the rise, some activists are calling it the perfect storm for recruitment by racist organisations. Supremacist groups are reportedly targeting soldiers returning from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan as well as trying to become part of 'mainstream' conservatism by organising around the successful 'Tea Party' movement.

Northern Ireland First Minister Peter Robinson gives a statement following revelations that his wife had an affair. .

The suspect in the failed Christmas Day bombing of a U.S. airliner faces a six-count federal indictment issued Wednesday, including an attempt to murder the other 289 people aboard.

A former school bus driver in New York state plead guilty to 37 counts of reckless endangerment and has been sentenced to 90 days in jail for being drunk behind the wheel during a chaotic ride captured on the vehicle's surveillance video

In May 2009, the peaceful Sultanwaz valley was the scene of intense fighting between the Taliban and the Pakistani army. Since then, local residents have formed militias to protect their villages against Islamist insurgents. FRANCE 24's Matthieu Mabin reports.

A man walked through a screening checkpoint exit into the secure side of a terminal at Newark Liberty Airport on Sunday. Flights were grounded for hours and passengers had to be re-screened while air safety officials searched for him

The capture of a reputed kingpin following the death of his brother has knocked out most of a brutal drug trafficking dynasty after a Mexican crackdown on corruption stripped the Beltran Leyva cartel of many snitches within security forces.

A young elephant is spooked during temple procession in India causing panic as she heads for the crowds

The Nigerian man accused of trying to blow up a US flight bound for Detroit on Christmas Day allegedly got his orders from an al-Qaeda group in Yemen. Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab was studying Arabic there, just a few months ago. Al Jazeera visited his school in Sanaa, where his teacher describes him as a gentleman who did not raise any suspicions. Omar al-Saleh reports.

A Fla. man suspected of gunning down four family members on Thanksgiving was arrested Saturday night, and police are crediting the TV show "America's Most Wanted" for the tip that led to his capture.

Danish authorities say a Somali man has been charged with attempted murder for an attack on an artist whose cartoon of the Prophet Muhammad ignited riots and outrage across the Muslim world.

a new year's celebration in albuquerque --- has a woman in some big trouble. we do want to warn you some of the details may be disturbing. 46-year-old cecilia ortiz from las cruces is now charged with battery. albuquerque police say she severely injured her boyfriend's genital area after a fight with him.