Doctor's mission to save Ethiopian kids' hearts

Tijuana chief takes aim at corrupt cops

Tijuana's Public Safety Chief Julian Leyzaola is leading the most aggressive police reform to date.  If it works, it would be a model for other hotspots and a breakthrough in a drug war.

Major earthquake strikes Taiwan; 14 injured

A powerful earthquake off Taiwan injured 14 people and caused minor damage in the capital as well as near the epicenter, an official said Sunday.

Polish police recover Auschwitz gate sign

  Polish police they have found the infamous "Arbeit Macht Frei" sign that was stolen on Friday from the gate of the former Nazi death camp of Auschwitz gate.

Iraq says Iranian troops left disputed oil well

A standoff between Iraq and Iran over a remote oil well ended peacefully Sunday as Iranian forces pulled back from the disputed site.

U.S. faces hard reality with Pakistan

Analysis: Pakistan will not go as far as Washington wants, and there's nothing the U.S. can do about it: That's the sobering reality as the U.S. tries to persuade a hesitant Pakistan to finish off the fight against terrorists.