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Blue helmet drones? UN prepares to send drones over Africa.

High-tech, unarmed drones in Central and West African states can track guerrillas and swing the intelligence battle; UN chief Ban Ki-moon favors the idea.

NYC dogs can smell a rat and capture it too

Michael Jackson wrongful death trial opens: Were tour organizers to blame?

Editor's Blog After the Marathon bombings: a new resolve

Terrorism & Security Site of assassination attempt on Syrian prime minister sends warning to regime

San Diego 2024 Olympics in Tijuana? How a cross-border Games could work.

Boston bombing reveals a new American maturity toward insecurity

Max Clifford faces 11 counts of indecent assault

Stir It Up! Cookbook review: How to Boil an Egg (+video)

Backchannels As Indonesia gears up for election, fears of corruption soar

Pakistan's Musharraf slips treason charges, but is held incommunicado

London marathon message: 'Runners are stronger than bombers'

London Marathon organizers pledge to keep calm and carry on

FBI releases photos of marathon suspects. Vindication for surveillance video?

Global News Blog Pakistan won't have Musharraf to kick around anymore

Could mining bonanza be Afghanistan's next source of funding?

Southern Europe digs in against further austerity, as IMF calls for relief

Decoder Wire Ricin roils Washington: How dangerous? (+video)

Is Boston Marathon bombing suspect in custody?

Global News Blog Britain bids farewell to Thatcher's funeral, debates her controversial legacy

Has Britain 'got it right' with Margaret Thatcher's $15 million funeral?

Global News Blog State funerals, ceremonial funerals, and Margaret Thatcher

Terrorism & Security In wake of Boston Marathon bombs, London Marathon reviews security

Boston Marathon bombings: What could the motives have been?

Boston explosions: Cities on alert in US and UK